Armando Broja, one of my more mystifying fantasy football signings, replaces Nathan Tella up front for Southampton.

The ball just keeps coming back every time West Ham clear. They can't make it stick up top.

For all their territory and possession, Albion aren't testing Fabianski.

Harvey Barnes crosses and Jamie Vardy heads wide. Only his 15th touch of the game.

Around 15 minutes to go here. Brighton are the bigger threat. West Ham have gone into containment mode.

A hugely entertaining derby ends with Liverpool with their noses in front at the break.

City in complete control. They've dealt a cold dose of Premier League reality to Steven Gerrard here.

ReturnOfTheFisherman: Absolute world class finish by Bernardo Silva

Liz Tray: That is a phenomenal goal from Bernardo. Perfect in every way. We win the ball back cleverly, play it forward stylishly, break quickly, flawless cross and one of the best volleys you will see this season. Goal of the month? Easy.

Andy Bowater: What a goal, sheer class

I'm still purring about that finish from Bernardo Silva. Perfectly executed volley from a wonderful player.

Leicester bring on Ayoze Perez for Ademola Lookman. Perez has scored hat-tricks against Southampton for Newcastle and Leicester.

Close!

Adam Lallana fires just wide for Albion, who are not going away.

Shortly afterwards, Tariq Lamptey comes on for Joel Veltman. He was brilliant against Leeds on Saturday. Can he get his side something from this?

As ever, Liverpool look capable of scoring out of nothing as Ben Godfrey heads away Sadio Mane's header in front of the Everton goal.

JS: We loaned Gilmour and Gallagher before bringing in Saul.

Demarai Gray is booked as he is deemed to be looking for a free kick off Fabinho right on the edge of the Liverpool box.

A minute to go before half time.

James Maddison is fine by the way, he's back on.

Southampton create an attack from a long ball but Adam Armstrong's shot is weak and saved by the seventh best goalkeeper in the world, Kasper Schmeichel.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

A mood-changer. Suddenly Everton fans see light at the end of what has been a very dark tunnel. Just need to keep their heads otherwise Liverpool are poised to punish them again. We have a game.

That Everton goal is their first in the Premier League in a month. They are suddenly looking in the mood for more as they push for an equaliser with half time approaching.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is what it's all about - I know Jurgen Klopp said before the game he doesn't like the intensity but this is a derby. This is what people look out for in their calendar - the intensity is going to be high, it's all part of it.

Hwang Hee-Chan runs at the Burnley defence before fizzing a low effort just wide of the far post.

Bruno Lage is up on his feet and urging the home crowd to raise their voices and push the home side on.