Nothing to report in terms of the Champions League places so far.

It's still Man City, Newcastle and Chelsea occupying the final three spots but there's plenty of time for that to change.

Everton have been growing in this game and win themselves a corner.

A deep cross can only find James Garner at the back post. From an awkward angle he is unable to steer his effort on target.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Final Score

Bringing in Will Still now means he has pre season to stamp his authority and style on the Southampton squad, maybe he'll bring in a few players.

It will be really exciting to see what he can do and hopefully if he can he'll lead them back to the Premier League.

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Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

Nottingham Forest have started this game as the aggressors and on the front foot.

Mats Wieffer makes one well-timed tackle on Mathys Tel inside the box.

But moments later he is not so lucky, catching the French forward's foot with his studs.

The referee immediately points to the spot for a Spurs penalty.

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It didn't take long but the first booking of the game goes to Leicester's Luke Thomas for a late challenge.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on Final Score

It's really sloppy from Liverpool.

Conor Bradley gives the ball away and Virgil van Dijk is out of position on the left hand side and he doesn't have the chance to get back due to the speed of the Crystal Palace passing.

The Crystal Palace fans are having a ball at Anfield.

There are inflatable FA Cup trophies in the crowd.

Just eight days ago, their team were at Wembley lifting the real thing after beating Manchester City to win the first major trophy in their history.

Simon Adingra's right-wing cross is cleared as far as Brighton right-back Mats Wieffer, who takes a touch before firing over from just inside the box.

Yankuba Minteh's left-wing cross is then blocked for the visitors' first corner but it sails through to safety.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

The game has started to 'Glazers Out' chants from the home supporters but also more fans in front of the directors box showing their displeasure at being moved out of the seats many have occupied for many years this summer.

Manchester United really is an unhappy place at the moment.

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We seem to have settled down a bit at the City Ground now and it's Chelsea who look in control as Enzo Fernandez fires a ball across the box but Jadon Sancho is on his heels at the back stick.

Manchester United go close again!

This time it's Amad Diallo, who sees his effort roll inches wide of Emiliano Martinez's goal.

Where was this United in Bilbao on Wednesday?

A first chance of note for hosts Ipswich.

Nathan Broadhead did brilliantly to start a counter attack, drove forward around 25 yards with the ball and completely unchallenged, slipped on the ball.

Broadhead got back up, still in possession, and passed right to Omari Hutchinson, whose drilled effort forced Lukasz Fabianski into action.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Anfield

The Kop has been working its way through a catalogue of chants and not even that goal for Crystal Palace has stopped the singing from the Liverpool fans.

They may be partying whatever but on the pitch it is a different matter. Watching Virgil van Dijk he's not looked happy from minute one, directing his team-mates and encouraging them to be on their game. He shook his head in disappointment at that goal.

Long way to go but Crystal Palace are determined to see out this season in style and they are doing just that at the moment.

Will Perry
BBC Final Score reporter at the City Ground

No matter what happens here at The City Ground, Forest are going on a European tour for the first time since 95-96 and don’t they know it!

Almost the opening goal for Bournemouth but David Brooks can't beat Jakub Stolarczyk from the tightest of angles.