Conor Coady
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ndiaye is a really good player and he has great control.

Andreas Pereira works a bit of space for himself on the edge of the area and drives a low effort wide of the far post.

That's the first real chance we've had of a pretty dull 10 second-half minutes.

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"Get on with it" a lone voice can be heard shouting as the crowd quietens again. Not much to get excited about at the moment.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

This hasn't been pretty from Everton in large parts, often passing the ball back to Jordan Pickford who decides to hoof it long or passing it to James Tarkowski, who does the same.

The aimless balls forward are giving Dominic Calvert-Lewin no chance up against the towering duo of Calvin Bassey and Issa Diop.

Can the Blues find a different way to try and break this Fulham backline down? They need to get Iliman Ndiaye into the game for a start.

The Everton faithful are not liking a pass back to the goalkeeper as Abdoulaye Doucoure's ball to Jordan Pickford is met with loud shouts of frustration.

It has once again been fairly safe unadventurous football from the hosts at the start of this half.

Fulham are going direct a couple of times early in this half to Raul Jimenez, and he's just beaten to the ball on the second occasion by Jordan Pickford.

Doesn't look like any changes for either side as the hosts get the second half under way.

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Brentford

Brentford's Yoane Wissa speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Craziness is part of football, part of Brentford, part of the Gtech Stadium, part of the fans. We love it. This game means a lot for us because last year we would not win this kind of game, so we are very happy with the win today."

On his goal(s): "I think it has been given as an own goal but I will apply for it. I shot at the target and if the defender did not touch the ball it would still go in so I need to find out with the commission if I can have the second one.

"The first goal gave us a needed boost because they did well to defend. After the first goal we knew we had to keep running and try hard to get something quickly. We got the second one just before half time and then just after the penalty."

On getting the winner: "Psychologically it means a lot. We know the Premier League is never easy and it is crazy that with ten men they keep going and pushing. But we didn't look back and tried to score again. Today the game was really long, almost 100 minutes across both halves, so we are very happy with the win and need to enjoy it."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder Ross Barkley speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "The changing room is disappointed and a lot of frustrated faces because to concede a late goal like that, we work on that on the training ground. We will take lessons from that."

On John McGinn's ruled out goal: "These things can happen. It was a great finish but was unfortunate. Millimetres really. But we have had plenty of chances to put them away but it is what it is and we have to build on this.

"It hurts because of conceding a late goal and we want to keep clean sheets to keep fighting and achieve a successful season. We will work on it."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder Ross Barkley: "Disappointing really. After we got the goal I think we could have played out better and we went long a lot. The late goal, we work on our defensive side and it is really disappointing to concede that."

On his goal: "Last time I was here, it was the second lockdown so there weren't any fans here. It was nice for me to finally get that in front of the fans but overall it is disappointing really.

On Unai Emery: "Working with him every day since I have been here, I can see the growth of the club. We are fighting to remain in the Champions League. We are growing and learning every day and the manager is pushing us as far as he can./ Today we can hopefully take lessons from because we have to fight until the end. It's like two points lost, really."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth goalkeeper Mark Travers speaking to Premier League Productions about Evanilson's late leveller: "It was a special moment. Especially so late in the game. Great ball by Tav and even better header from Ev too. We are glad he got the goal and could celebrate with the fans.

"We all know he is an amazing striker. It's never easy for someone to move to a new country. He doesn't speak English but he has settled in well and hopefully he can build on that.

"We kept going to the end. We know coming here will be a difficult game. We keep trying to do what we are doing. It was an open game but we are happy with a point in the end.

"We are building on last season. The confidence is growing in the group and more results like this will kick us on. It was great to help the team out and when I get called up I try to help the team the best I can so that's all I wanted to do today."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town forward George Hirst speaking to PLP: "It is a tough one to look back at right now, you don't want to ever finish a game like that. With the situation we found ourselves in, to get it back to 3-3 showed what we are about. We pride ourselves on being a team that can go and do that.

"To go and concede in the way we did is one of those things that happen when you are down there. We won't be playing the blame game or trying to find fault. All we can do is keep working to turn things our way."

On positives to take: "That was the message in the dressing room between the lads and the gaffer.. It can almost get hidden when you lose like that, a lot of people on the outside would focus on the result, but for the 90 minutes before that we played well. We were for the majority of it the more dangerous team."

On conceding: "That is something we have to work on. We pride ourselves on our press, getting after people, and I enjoy that, we can't just accept that there will be chances at the other end. That is no way to stay in the division."

On the goals from the bench: "We have a squad that are ready to come on and contribute at any given time. Liam [Delap] comes on and scores the goal to get us back in the game and he nearly does it again late on. We have to keep our heads held high and come back in on Monday morning ready to knuckle down."

On his first Premier League goal: "Proud moment but it will get clouded a bit with the way we lost the game. But to get the first start was an aim of mine and to follow it up with a goal would have been sweeter if we had gone on to win the game or even take a point."

Wolves

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil to MOTD: "We were 2-0 down and didn't deserve to be but we've said that too often this season

"It did feel like it was going to be another one of those where I was going to have to stand here and talk about [another defeat]. But the lads haven't shied away from any challenge.

"Today showed that if you give everything it can't consistently go against you."

Conor Coady
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Fulham have quietened Goodison Park down well and kept the ball simple.

I think they've played very well.

I think they have just edged the game and had the better of the chances.

The whistle goes for half-time. No goals and only a couple of decent chances.

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A chance for Everton just before the break as Adama Traore's deep cross is chested down by Raul Jimenez, trying to control the ball for himself but ultimately he tees up Alex Iwobi, but the ex-Everton man volleys well over.

Fulham have their first corner of the game but Andreas Pereira's delivery is headed away by Michael Keane.

Three minutes to go until the break.