Newcastle have a free-kick. Three men stand over it but it's Jacob Murphy who takes... just over. The Saints keeper was scampering, he wasn't sure that wasn't going in.

Mike: 9/10 men behind the ball from minute 1 in a home game. Trademark Steve Bruce tactics, is it hard to see why Newcastle fans are completely fed up? Worst footballing team in the PL by a distance.

Brighton escape here. Robert Sanchez gives Everton the ball with his kick but Abdoulaye Doucoure blazes over the crossbar.

Good goalkeeping by Tim Krul to make himself big and block Jamie Vardy's dink as the ball broke for him in the box.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is harder to miss than it is to score for Moussa Djenepo. He is centre of the goal, four yards out, it has come to his right foot which he favours. It is impressive that he has managed to get it over the crossbar from there.

Everton's best chance of the game. Andros Townsend hammers one towards the bottom corner from 20 yards and it's tipped round the post by Robert Sanchez.

Norwich's Pierre Lees-Melou, booked a minute ago for a foul on James Maddison, has a decent effort. He curls one in from the edge of the box and Kasper Schmeichel holds.

All West Ham now. Palace living dangerously as a couple of deliveries flash across their six-yard box.

Southampton want a penalty as Kyle Walker-Peters claims his shot hit an arm. Referee says no.

That came moments after Moussa Djenepo delayed in taking a shot while in on goal before turning and having an effort blocked.

What a clearance. Joel Ward take a bow.

The Crystal Palace defender gets his goalkeeper, Vicente Guaita, out of jail after he's caught in no man's land trying to reach Vladimir Coufal's cross. The ball loops up and Ward slides in to clear off the line.

What a sitter Moussa Djenepo has missed. An absolute sitter. Sitter city, population one.

Valentino Livramento rolls the ball across the box - I'm not sure if it was a pass or a wayward shot, it doesn't really matter. And Southampton's Djenepo, unmarked inside the six-yard box with an open goal in front of him, shoots over.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great save by Raya down to his right-hand side, he's on the goal-line, under pressure, Villa have lots of bodies there.

It falls to Danny Ings of all people, you expect him to score - but it's a great save.

Newcastle striker Callum Wilson needs a bit of treatment but he's fine. No shots yet for the Magpies today.

Everton want a penalty as Yves Bissouma shoulders the ball. There is a quick VAR check but that's not a handball. Corner instead.

Brilliant reflexes from Brentford keeper David Raya who gets down to his right to save from Danny Ings.

Ezri Konsa had a great chance for the hosts just before that but completely misread Anwar El Ghazi's pinpoint cross.

Good news for Arsenal fans, your team moves off bottom spot on alphabetical order as things stand. Norwich are 20th again.

First half chance? West Ham's Craig Dawson trots up for a set piece and flashes a ball into the mixer but the visitors smuggle it clear.

Norwich have lost 40 of the last 41 Premier League matches in which they conceded the opening goal, including each of the last 27.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Tremendous game this already, all about the atmosphere being generated by not only the Villa fans - who have found their voices again after the equaliser - but the Brentford supporters to.

My ears are ringing already.