The second half is under way at Selhurst Park.

We're back under way in west London.

Will Brentford keep their unbeaten home record in tact?

Any chance of any entertainment?

Back under way at London Stadium.

Bournemouth have been the better team in West London.

They've controlled large spells of the game and have been the side on the front foot.

That's demonstrated by the average position shown below (Brentford in black and Bournemouth pink).

Their expected goals total is 1.93 to Brentford's 0.42 too.

Image source, BBC Sport/Opta

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Everton are doing well, they look really comfortable.

It's like Lopetegui has lost the players a little bit, he is shouting from the sidelines but some of his players are walking around.

It looks a stroll in the park for Everton at the moment and that is a real worry for West Ham.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves look like they are there for the taking. They have only had 27 percent of the possession at home and if they were playing a better team they would be two or three goals down by now.

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It's far from a classic but Gary O'Neil won't care. His Wolves side are 45 minutes away from their first win of the season but Southampton will fancy their chances in the second half.

Fulham deserve their lead at the break. A lot of work for Crystal Palace in the second half.

This is not an easy watch.

Level at the break.

Bournemouth have been the better team and took a deserved lead but have been pegged back by the hosts.

That's more like it!

Michail Antonio powers forward and despite being held up by Jarrad Branthwaite still manages to get the ball to Jarrod Bowen who lines up a shot and forces Jordan Pickford to turn it behind.

West Ham's first attempt on target arrives in the 44th minute.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Worrying for Palace. A few absentees today but Fulham have dominated possession. 65% so far tells the story.

No guilt-edge opportunities but it's comfortable. It seems Palace are happy to sit off them.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Being the home team you expect more going forward from Wolves. They got that early goal and looked ok for the five or ten minutes after but the longer the half has gone on they have been very sacrificial in possession and dropped deeper and deeper and deeper.

Bournemouth are playing some lovely football at the moment but they are struggling to create that clear-cut opportunity for the time being.

There will be a minimum of two minutes added on at the end of the first half.

Curse of the commentator, eh?! Just as I say Fulham are dominant, Joachim Andersen races back and hooks one off his own goalline to keep out Jean-Philippe Matete. So close for the hosts!

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A chance for Everton but Dominic Calvert-Lewin's header falls straight into the hands of Lukasz Fabianski.

Everton have certainly offered more going forward

A big half-time team talk coming up from Julen Lopetegui.