A reminder that Brentford are yet to keep a clean sheet this season. Is it coming today while down to 10 men?

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Jeers all around Villa Park.

The home side are on the counter and Ollie Watkins goes down inside the box.

No penalty says referee Tim Robinson.

Mats Wieffer puts his side in trouble unnecessarily by losing possession but Bart Verbruggen comfortably collects a cross into his box.

Brighton have coped very well for around 15 minutes since Carlos Baleba's sending off, but there's still a decent chunk of time left to play.

Fulham are throwing everything at this now and Harry Wilson curls a wonderful hit off the crossbar.

There's just something about Wilson and scoring off the bench this season!

Now then, here comes Brentford's record-signing Igor Thiago for his Premier League debut. The £30m man injured his knee in the summer and is finally making his Bees debut.

For Everton, Beto and Orel Mangala come on for Jesper Lindstrom and Abdoulaye Doucoure.

Nottingham Forest's unbeaten away record is about to end.

Arsenal have a firm grip on this and the visitors are frustrated.

Forest captain Ryan Yates is booked for a foul on Mikel Merino.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Emirates Stadium

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Oleksandr Zinchenko is getting ready to come on for Arsenal.

The Gunners are starting to cruise in this match now and Forest still haven't had a shot on target.

Kenny Tete is booked for a late challenge on Rayan Ait-Nouri after yet another marauding run from left-back.

Brighton may be a man down, but Fabian Hurzeler's side are keeping the ball extremely well as they look to run the clock down as much as possible.

Signs of frustration are growing among the Bournemouth players, with Antoine Semenyo working his socks off for his team but not best pleased when a decision goes against him.

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It's been far too easy for Brentford since going down to 10 men. In fact, they've looked a goal threat at times themselves.

The moans and groans at Goodison are increasing as the clock ticks down.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

William Saliba and Gabriel have not had to break sweat.

Taiwo Awoniyi has had very little service, but going to the end of the game I expect everything to be put in the box so Chris Wood can attack it.

Wolves may feel they should have extended their lead but Calvin Bassey produced a great bit of defending to deny Matheus Cunha. The Brazilian stole a poor pass from Kenny Tete but couldn't convert his second of the afternoon.

Wolves look confident and comfortable at Craven Cottage.

Steve: Very harsh second yellow for Baleba in my opinion, albeit his first booking was just daft on the player's part.

Changes for both sides.

Joao Pedro and Georginio Rutter make way for Mats Wieffer and Simon Adingra in a double substitution for Brighton.

Dango Ouattara and Dean Huijsen replace Marcos Senesi and Tyler Adams for Bournemouth.

Nottingham Forest have sent on Chris Wood and Ramon Sosa.

They're really missing Morgan Gibbs-White's presence in midfield.

Thirteen attempts by Aston Villa but still they trail with around half an hour to go.

A thoroughly frustrating day for Unai Emery so far after Dean Henderson's brilliant save to keep out Youri Tielemans' penalty.

Antoine Semenyo is denied by Bart Verbruggen as Bournemouth begin their push for a comeback against Brighton's 10-men.

Justin Kluivert then smashes wide from distance. Time is still on the hosts' side but they'll want a goal as soon as possible.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

Carlos Baleba is fractionally late and almost steps on the Bournemouth player's foot. I think it is a little harsh but I can understand why the referee has given it.

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