Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Morgan Rogers playing for his future here...

...just a question of who I replace him with in my Fantasy team.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can see the way Everton are setting up out of possession.

The back four and five in midfield - Ndiaye and McNeil will break and support Calvert-Lewin when they are in possession.

Big opportunity for Aston Villa as Morgan Rogers' shot is saved really well by Jordan Pickord at his near post then Jacob Ramsey's effort is blocked by James Garner.

Good defending in the end.

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Aston Villa keeper Emi Martinez finds himself in Craig Pawson's book early on in the second half for delaying play.

Bit of a pointless yellow.

Back under way at Villa Park and there is a change to report for the home side.

Former Everton player Ross Barkley is on for former Everton player Amadou Onana.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a cracking game.

You expected Everton to sit deep and they haven't done, they have pressed high and they have caused Villa problems. We are watching two teams trying to win the game.

It has been a compelling watch.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "We struggled a lot, we were lucky with the deflection goal. The first half was really tough and we need that. This type of game makes us realise how difficult everything is in the Premier League.

"Since Brentford have been promoted, we draw or lost or win by one goal like today. You have to be the best.

"I am not delighted, I expected the hat-trick! What can you say the numbers. It has been a tough week for him. He scored two goals but had four or five chances.

"One step at a time, now recover."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace head coach Oliver Glasner speaking to MOTD: "It was a rocky road, giving the opposition too many situations, sometimes they don't have to work too hard for it.

"Mentally it was a very tough game but, coming back like this, big compliments to the players today.

"We know we have to improve some parts of our game, but everyone saw we can create good moments and chances against a deep team.

"Of course the heart was beating [for the late penalty] but Jean-Philippe [Mateta] is a great penalty shooter."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot speaking to MOTD: "It is disappointing for us against a really organised Nottingham Forest and we have to be much better.

"The ball was out a lot or there was a foul so we couldn't get a rhythm. We lost it in promising positions a lot, we have to look at ourselves.

"On Tuesday we play Milan so we have to recover quickly. It will be a different game but this won't be the last time a team comes to Anfield and plays a low block. We have to find the answers to that."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a great effort from the players from where we're at.

"We're trying to bring a group together, we've got players coming into the team who haven't played with their team-mates before. We've got people coming back from injury, who haven't had a pre-season.

"We're trying to bring the group together, so to come away from home, show the spirit, the resovle we did from a defensive point of view was excellent.

"We have some moments in the second half but the way we fought the whole game to get a point was a big positive."

On Muric double save: "It is [outstanding] and he's capable of that. It's why we wanted to bring him to the club, he's a goalkeeper that can win you points.

"When you're in our position as a newly-promoted club, every point is valuable and if you've got a goalkeeper capable of making a save to earn you a point or a win then it's worth a lot. We're really happy to have him.

"He's still got a lot to do, he's working hard in training to adapt to us and get up to the level that he's capable of. But it's a great game for him today."

On Delap hitting the post: "If that goes in, in terms of back-to-back Premier League games and goals, you'd put that on top of the one he scored at Fulham.

"It would've been legendary scoring two goals like that at 21 years old when you're just getting used to the Premier League. Really unlucky, great run but it wasn't to be."

On first away point: "We know we have to keep improving. The game was more in Brighton's favour than we'd have wanted it to be but again, where we're at, having Man City and Brighton as the first two away games with the quality that they have, we know we're really going to have to fight to pick up points and develop our style of play in the toughest league in the world.

"It's a good step in that direction but it's only a step. We've got a training week now, the first time we'll have the whole group together, especially the boys who came in late. We'll build on the stuff we're feeling in the games and we can still get stronger."

West Ham United

West Ham boss Julen Lopetegui, speaking to MOTD: "We are happy because we achieved one point in the last minute. We believed until the end. We ran, we fought. It is true we have have to improve things. The second half I think we did better. I'm happy with the commitment but we have a lot of work to do."

On Fulham not being awarded a penalty when Adama Traore went down under a challenge by Max Kilman: "I didn't see the action but the players say it was no penalty."

One Emerson going off injured: "He suffered one big knock. He has pain. Let's see. We'll know more tomorrow."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Steve Cooper speaking to MOTD: "There was loads of good in the game - in the first half we were miles the better team, I really liked us.

"We just needed to manage those moments after going 2-0 up, which we didn't quite do.

"There's definitely loads of good in the game, but if I'm being honest it feels like a loss.

"Sometimes a point away from home ends up being really important, it might not feel like it at the moment but it might be."

On Crystal Palace's first goal: "I really want to see the image that says that was definitely onside, because at the moment we have a few questions to ask of the Premier League."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It feels a little bit disappointing after the game but I never want to judge my team off the result, I always follow the process.

"Today we did everything to win the game. We had enough chances to win and defended well enough to win the game, so in the end, I'm happy with the performance, satisfied with the performance.

"We don't get the result we want but long-term I'm sure if you have this performance, it will pay off."

On lack of clear chances: "Afterwards, of course, you can discuss several situations but I am still convinced we had enough chances, enough shots on the goal to win this game.

"We could have created more, we know this, but Ipswich are not a bad team. We are not happy that we didn't score, we had enough chances and then you have to be happy with the job, take this one point and try to improve next time."

On not much stoppage time: "I didn't understand it. Last game, at the Emirates, we watched the clock and saw how much additional time there was and the fourth official said, 'he will add it'.

"In the end, he will add three minutes and for me, that is two substitutions. We had more subs, plus corners, injuries. I think nobody can understand it.

"Even when I asked the referee, he couldn't give me an answer."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "Disappointing.

"Without the ball we did what we had to do, we hardly conceded any counter-attacks except from the one that led to the goal.

"What we have to do better is when you have 70% ball possession, you need to create more chances than what we did.

"It would help if some individual performances would have been better."

On the international break affecting Liverpool's performance: "I don't like to use those excuses. You have to give credit to Forest, well organised and a good game-plan.

"We have to find better options than what we found today with the low block of Nottingham Forest."

Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton have not won away from home in the Premier League since December 2023.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Sean Dyche needed a reaction from his Everton players after they crumbled at home against Bournemouth last time out and he has got just that.

This is the first time since a 2-0 win at Burnley last December in which Everton have scored more than one goal on the road in the league.

It's a shock lead for the Toffees at the break against Champions League side Aston Villa, but can they hold on?

There's the whistle.

Everton keep Aston Villa at bay and make it to half time with a one-goal lead.

Aston Villa looking to build the momentum further and perhaps sneak another goal before the break.

Everton will be happy to get in at this scoreline.