Joe Cole
Former Chelsea and England midfielder on TNT Sports

On Nicolas Jackson's sending off:

No he can't [have any complaints]. He has a look, bang, forearm smash in the face.

He gave the referee no choice.

Brazilian defender Murillo misses out for Forest after sustaining a hamstring injury in the draw with Crystal Palace on Monday.

Morata comes in for the centre-back, in the only change made by Nuno Espirito Santo.

Nottingham Forest XI: Sels; Aina, Milenkovic, Morato, Williams; Anderson, Sangare; Dominguez, Elanga, Gibbs-White; Wood

Subs: Miguel, Awonyi, Toffolo, Jota, Yates, Sosa, Danilo, Boly, Abbott

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Ruud van Nistelrooy names the same starting XI that beat Southampton 2-0 last weekend.

Leicester XI: Stolarczyk; Justin, Faes, Coady, Thomas; Skipp, Ndidi, El Khannouss, McAteer, Ayew; Vardy

Subs: Iversen, Coulibaly, Okoli, Kristiansen, Soumare, Evans, Bounanotte, Monga, Daka

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A man with a plan, Nick, I like it... and I admire your courage in sticking with car insurance meerkat impressions all these years later.

Peter Crouch
Former Tottenham striker on TNT Sports

If you're looking at the ball the whole way there's an argument that your arm's out to protect him.

The two looks give the game away. It's a definite red card.

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Ange Postecoglou makes eight changes to the Tottenham side that sealed a 5-1 aggregate win over Bodo/Glimt in Thursday's Europa League semi-finals.

Only Pedro Porro, Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur keep their places while Son Heung-min is back on the bench after a six-game absence.

Tottenham XI: Kinsky, Danso, Porro, Spence, Davies, Gray, Pape Sarr, Bentancur, Kulusevski, Tel, Odobert.

Subs: Vicario, Son, Bissouma, Richarlison, Romero, Solanke, Johnson, Van de Ven, Moore.

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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner fields a strong side despite Saturday's FA Cup final against Manchester City.

Injured Adam Wharton misses out while Daichi Kamada drops to the bench as Jefferson Lerma and Will Hughes slot into the midfield.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Mitchell, Lacroix, Richards, Guehi, Munoz, Ismaïla Sarr, Lerma, Hughes, Eze, Mateta.

Subs: Turner, Nketiah, Franca, Clyne, Kamada, Esse, Chilwell, Devenny, Kporha.

Newcastle were on top for the vast majority of that first half, even before the sending off.

They had 11 shots with six on targets and an xG of 1.3.

By contrast, Chelsea have failed to hit the target with any of their six efforts on goal.

What can Enzo Maresca change to try and help his team get something out of such an important game?

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

Newcastle have been totally in control. Newcastle deserve to be where they are and defensively they've been absolutely excellent. They deserve their lead.

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That's half-time and things have gone Newcastle's way pretty much from the first whistle.

Sandro Tonali put them ahead inside two minutes before a VAR intervention saw Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson sent off for an elbow on Sven Botman.

The Champions League is surely calling for the Magpies if it stays this way.

Enzo Fernandez has got to be careful after receiving a yellow card for disputing a free-kick given against Cole Palmer.

The England attacking midfielder says it was shoulder-to-shoulder against Anthony Gordon. Fernandez thought so too and was slightly too, erm, enthusiastic in letting John Brooks know that.

The Chelsea skipper has to be dragged away as he continues to make his point after being booked.

Superb play from Pedro Neto to win Chelsea a corner.

It's essentially a one-man counter-attack and Dan Burn is fortunate to avoid a yellow card as he tries and fails to pull the winger down.

The corner comes to nothing, though, Trevoh Chalobah's header looping into the arms of Nick Pope.

It's Alexander Isak's chance to come close now, collecting Sandro Tonali's pass inside the penalty area before Robert Sanchez comes out to stop him getting a clean shot in.

We're into six added minutes at the end of the first-half.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Nicolas Jackson has got no excuses. Total indiscipline that has dropped Chelsea right in it. A needless forearm smash on Sven Botman that has made a very difficult task even harder.

What will Enzo Maresca do to work around that setback?

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Lovely move from Newcastle and it ends with a fantastic first-time pass from Bruno Guimaraes, cushioned into the path of Harvey Barnes.

The former Leicester man races onto it but his shot is diverted behind for a corner.

Premier League

Premier League match centre via X:

"#NEWCHE – 33’ VAR OVERTURN VAR checked the referee’s call of yellow card to Jackson – and deemed that the challenge by Jackson on Botman was a serious foul play offence, therefore recommended an on-field review. The referee then upgraded the yellow to a red card."

Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

If Chelsea don't win today, given they have to play an hour now with 10 men, knowing how important the game is, to let the team and the fans down in that way it is a disgrace and unacceptable.

Chelsea are a goal behind and down to 10 men but they are not out of this.

Noni Madueke gets to the bye-line and pulls the ball back for Pedro Neto. He doesn't connect cleanly with the shot and it's blocked.

That was a decent chance for Enzo Maresca's side.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

Newcastle have looked unbelievably comfortable with their shape at the moment. Chelsea had to change something.

That has thrown a spanner in the works. Where do Chelsea go now?

I don't think Nicolas Jackson can have any complaints.

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