This could have looped in.

Everton think they have cleared a corner but Nathan Redmond smashes a shot back into the danger area.

Mario Lemina pokes a foot out to direct it on target, but Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford is able to make the stop.

Jeez Fabri. The Fulham keeper makes a right mess of a routine catch, which he spills against his own knee. The ball is momentarily free for a Spurs player to potentially send goalwards before the keeper reacts to scramble it back.

Alex Scott
Ex-Arsenal Ladies & England international on Final Score

Even seeing the replays of Jamie Vardy's tackle I have to keep turning away. He's trying to win the ball back and it's the follow through that has got him sent off. Not a pretty one to look at.

Tottenham are knocking on the door, but Fulham aren't in the mood to let them in. This could be a long 20 minutes for the Cottagers.

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In my opinion, the right decision by Mike Dean to send Jamie Vardy off.

Brilliant football from Everton, slicing Southampton with intricate play.

Gylfi Sigurdsson slides a pass in to Theo Walcott for his second...and he drags it wide.

A third for Everton, Theo Walcott strokes in his second.

Nope, Gylfi Sigurdsson is flagged offside.

Jamie Vardy is off!

He can't have any complaints either. He loses one challenges and the mist descends as he throws himself, high and dangerous, into a challenge on Matt Doherty.

Out comes the straight red.

Wolves given a potential lifeline back into this game.

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Change for Spurs. A forward-looking one. Davinson Sanchez, a defender, is replaced by Mousa Dembele, a midfielder.

Pat Murphy
BBC Radio 5 live

Wolves are making all the running, but Leicester are looking lethal on the counter-attack.

Mauricio Pochettino is prowling and frowning, frowning and prowling. Mitrovic's goal has changed the mood entirely at Wembley.

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Betiku: That's an impressive goal from Fulham. At least 30 difficult passes under pressure from Spurs before the goal.

Belete: Fulham playing like Barcelona in the second half.

Javel Bleach: Mitrovic's foot was offside, but I guess he headed it so it's cool. 1-1

Chance for Wolves. Moutinho opens up the Leicester defence to find Raul Jimenez, but his low shot is blocked by Kasper Schmeichel.

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BBC Radio 5 live

West Ham are really starting to threaten a second goal.

Adama Traore has made a difference. The turn of pace is ridiculous.

Leicester are terrified every time he gets the ball, resorting so far to knacking him before he has chance to motor.

Alex Scott
Ex-Arsenal Ladies & England international on Final Score

Southampton were poor in the first half but for the chances they did have, the man getting on the ball and making things happen was Danny Ings.

He deserves to score. We talked about how hard it can be coming back from injury and it was a great finish.

Southampton midfielder Mario Lemina is a very lucky boy to still be on the pitch.

Already on a booking, he goes for a 50-50 challenge with Idrissa Gueye and is late on the Everton man, but Lee Mason awards only a free-kick.

Toffees players come across and enquire about another yellow card, but Mason tells them to go away.

Leicester looking to manage the game now. Wolves brimming with intent, bordering on desperation, but the Foxes are playing keep-ball. Demarai Gray remains the spark through which the home side could catch fire again.