Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Portman Road

Newcastle three up, in total control and this one looks all over. Alexander Isak put them ahead after 26 seconds, although it then took a couple of minutes for VAR to decide that Jacob Murphy, originally flagged offside, was onside.

Murphy then added a second in a half that was played in torrential rain for large parts of it. Ipswich then handed Newcastle a Christmas present just before the break. Goalkeeper Arijanet Muric tried to find Jens Cajuste in his own penalty area, he was dispossessed by Isak who had the easy task to slot his second and Newcastle's third.

Ipswich have not tested Martin Dubravka in the away goal and are desperately missing top scorer Liam Delap, out because of suspension.

This could get really, really ugly for Ipswich.

An impressive first half by Forest, who hold a narrow lead at the break.

Brentford have work to do in the second half.

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Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good play from Joao Pedro and just as you think Pervis Estupinan is going to pull the trigger, his right foot gives way beneath him.

A moment that sums this up...

Brighton are on the charge and a pass finds Pervis Estupinan in a decent position inside the box but he slips at the crucial moment.

A decent chance goes to waste.

Brentford have a 100% record after conceding first at the Gtech Community Stadium this season, winning all three games in the top flight.

Can they find an equaliser before half-time?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score

Fantastic finish from Aina but also a fantastic decision for Wood to let it run from Williams' cross.

He directs it back across the goalkeeper into the bottom corner and that is a great finish.

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Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

Newcastle have got themselves in the groove now and are comfortable in possession. They are in total control at the moment.

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Now Alexander Isak tries to bend a shot into the far corner, Arijanet Muric keeps it out but not too convincingly as he has to gather at the second attempt.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton have defended well to put Lucas Paqueta off, but a player of Paqueta's quality should do so much better.

That has probably summed up the game.

This is all a bit tame.

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West Ham 0-0 Brighton

Honestly, this isn't a great watch. As dull as the weather.

The game is stopped to allow Jan Paul van Hecke to get patched up after being caught on the head.

He's fine to carry on but the Brighton player now has a bandage wrapped around his head.

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Forest are ending the first half firmly in the ascendancy.

Ben Mee catches Antony Elanga with a late challenge and follows Murillo into Michael Oliver's book.

Newcastle are pushing for a third to finish this game off as Anthony Gordon swings in a cross from the left. He's aiming for the back post but overhits it and the ball sails out for a goal kick.

Jacob Murphy certainly enjoyed scoring that goal for Newcastle. He came through the youth system at Ipswich's fierce rivals Norwich.

There's just been a break in play because of an injury to Conor Chaplin, but he's okay to continue.

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Jarrod Bowen is West Ham's one bright spark in what has so far been a drab game. The England man cuts inside before a deflected attempt off Lewis Dunk dribbles wides.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Portman Road

It was fitting that Jacob Murphy got Newcastle's second, firing in off the underside of the crossbar, after playing a huge role in the first. He's been magnificent so far.

Ipswich have not won a home game in the top flight since April 2002 and that doesn't look like ending today. Delighted Newcastle fans are working their way through their Christmas catalogue of songs. Jingle Bells is their current song of choice.

The hosts, as the rain continues to hammer down in Suffolk, are in a whole load of trouble.

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