Ederson looks for Erling Haaland, who is one-on-one with Ethan Pinnock again. This time they can't replicate the Norwegian's second goal.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest worked it brilliantly. Szoboszlai made a sloppy pass and it is intercepted with ease - Forest were away.

Wood had peeled away, he tried to bend it into the corner but Allison got down smartly.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Aston Villa make one change to the side that beat Leicester before the international break.

Jacob Ramsey comes in for Leon Bailey

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Bogarde, Torres, Konsa, Digne, Onana, McGinn, Tielemans, Ramsey, Rogers, Watkins.

Everton boss Sean Dyche also makes one change after their 3-2 capitulation against Bournemouth last time out.

Captain Seamus Coleman picked up a knock on international duty and is replaced by former Villa man Ashley Young.

Everton XI: Pickford, Young, Tarkowski, Keane, Mykolenko, Gueye, Iroegbunam, Harrison, Ndiaye, McNeil, Calvert-Lewin.

Forest's first real chance of the game and it's a good one! They counter well, Morgan Gibbs-White picks up space in the pocket and finds Chris Wood on his left shoulder. The Kiwi hits it first time, low, but it's lacking the power needed to beat Allison down to his left.

Good save but one you expect him to make.

Liam Delap almost scores a contender for solo goal of the season.

Having won the ball back, the Ipswich forward powerfully dribbles for what feels like an age - his shot on the slide coming off the outside of the post.

A warning sign for Brighton, who haven't been at their free-flowing best.

West Ham have also made an early change after the break with Vlad Coufal on for Emerson, that sees Aaron Wan-Bissaka shunted over to the left.

Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport at Anfield

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You can see Mohamed Salah is furious at himself as he gets his ball into the box wrong. Still promising signs as that's the second time he's been free down the right in the last five minutes.

A very early change in the second half for Forest as they send on Callum Hudson-Odoi for Nicolas Dominguez.

Just 86 seconds separated Stephy Mavididi's goal to put Leicester 2-0 up and Jean-Philippe Mateta's strike.

You'd be surprised if the scoring ended there.

That's better, brighter from Mo Salah. He chops the defender to run into the area and shoots early and with plenty of power, right-footed. Matz Sels stands tall to beat it clear.

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Apologies, Callum [15:59]. You're not going to like these stats.

• Erling Haaland has scored nine goals from just 16 shots – a conversion rate of 56%;
• He is scoring a goal every 35 minutes so far;
• He has scored twice as many goals you’d expect a Premier League player to score given the quality of chances he’s had (9 from xG of 4.3).

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on Final Score

James Justin's leg is playing Jean-Phillippe Mateta onside.

VAR got it right, well done VAR.

Great reaction from Crystal Palace.

Liverpool do have 'Plan B' Darwin Nunez on the bench and I wonder how long before he gets on.

Cries for a penalty from Manchester City's Savinho but it's gone against the Brazilian winger and he's into the book for diving.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

From Nuno Espirito Santo's point of view the first half was pretty much perfect, but they need to carry more of a threat themselves.

The support want to see Liverpool quicken the tempo up, but at this moment in time Forest are nullifying the threat of Liverpool.

Lovely feet from that man Mohammed Kudus, who has looked as bright as anyone out there for West Ham, he nutmegs his man tight to the touchline but he's choppped down before he can create too much.

Jarrod Bowen is up front through the middle now.

Bit later kicking off in Manchester because of that injury to Yoane Wissa at the end of the first half.

Pep Guardiola has made two changes. Rico Lewis is off for Josko Gvardiol and Mateo Kovacic makes way for Rodri.

No changes from Arne Slot, can he inspire his side to go up a gear in the second half?