A neat exchange with Anthony Gordon saw Demarai Gray restore parity for Everton...

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The way Everton started they weren't cohesive. Slowly, they have started to get it right. There is still something in this for Hull though.

Heroic last-ditch defending from Bournemouth captain Chris Mepham, who recovers from a mistimed clearance under pressure to scoop the ball away on the edge of the six-yard box.

The Saints go in with the half-time lead, despite losing Yan Valery after only 29 minutes with the defender shown his second yellow card.

Swansea, however, have not done anything yet with the man advantage and they trail to Nathan Redmond's early goal for the visitors.

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Chelsea pretty much have both feet in the FA Cup fourth round.

It's goalless at the break. Plymouth have had the better chances but not been able to find an opening goal.

Birmingham had a good chance to create something in first-half injury-time when they were awarded a free-kick on the left, but Ryan Woods' delivery was a disappointing one.

Everton recover from their terrible start to lead Hull City at the interval, but this one certainly isn't over.

Lewis Hall is back defending to head away a rare Chesterfield cross.

Don't want to big up a teenager's performance too much and put pressure on them but Hall really is having a great game. He's everywhere.

Nicely done by Randell Williams, who skips past one challenge before he's hacked down and earns a free-kick for his side.

It sets up a chance for Hull City to send the ball into the box... but Asmir Begovic comes off his line to hammer a punch clear.

Bournemouth have control of this tie following their opener. Scott Parker's side have had 74% possession and Yeovil are yet to land a shot on target after half an hour.

Goalkeeper Scott Loach does better as he holds Hakim Ziyech's low drive.

Chesterfield can barely get a hold of the ball with Chelsea showing no signs of easing up.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Chesterfield fans loving it as Romelu Lukaku is bundled off the ball followed by: "Romelu Lukaku - He's Inter Milan." Still raucous despite the scoreline.

Swansea have had the man advantage for more than 10 minutes now, but have not done much with it yet.

After 40 minutes of the first half, they are yet to have a shot on target.

A chance for Everton to extend their advantage from a corner as half-time approaches... And it's almost a rather unfortunate own-goal as an attempted clearance rebounds off a Hull City player and flies just wide of Nathan Baxter's goal.

Plymouth may well live to regret these missed chances. The latest opportunity falls to Jordan Garrick on the edge of the penalty area. He looks to curl it left footed into the far corner but gets his angles wrong and fires off target.

It really was a disastrous start for Everton. Here's how Tyler Smith gave Hull City a first-minute lead before Everton's fightback.

Swansea's Joel Piroe gets the ball on to his left foot, but his shot loses all power as a Southampton man makes a challenge and the ball loops up into Fraser Forster's hands.

First chance for Chesterfield as a long throw is only half cleared and Manny Oyeleke hits the loose ball first time towards goal but his effort goes just wide.

Ten minutes to go until the break.