Villa recycle the ball after Villa fail to clear and Ezri Konsa jumps towards a hanging cross from Lucas Digne, but the centre-half heads wide.

Anthony Gordon has looked the most likely player to make something happen for Everton. He cuts in from the left but fires his low shot too close to Dean Henderson.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Frank Lampard is desperate for reinforcements. When you're watching this game you can see it a mile off.

Everton suddenly look a side that are scared of losing this.

Forest have renewed vigour.

Chris Wise
BBC Final Score

A match befitting of the rivalry. Brentford showing their powers of recovery not for the first time this season and this game could go either way.

Aleksandar Mitrovic down in the box under a Ben Mee challenge.

The referee waves play on.

He was looking for it.

Forest again!

Morgan Gibbs-White beats a couple of challenges before sending over a cross that is only cleared as far as Nico Williams.

The Forest full-back belts his effort but sends it fizzing past the far post.

Tough ask for Villa with 15 minutes remaining.

Sub Danny Ings arcs his neck to send a header goalwards, but it lacks power and Vicente Guaita gathers.

Could have gone anywhere!

Ryan Yates' shot in the box is tame but hits Conor Coady to send the ball dribbling past the post.

Forest have not shown much in attack this half, but as they've just demonstrated they can still nick this.

Jeffrey Schlupp into the book for a late, lunge on Villa midfielder Boubakar Kamara.

Jean-Philippe Mateta almost gets a second in the space of three minutes, what an introduction.

This time he traps the ball on the edge of the area but fires his shot the wrong side of the post.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Henderson with a really good save. He's been in fine form today.

Bournemouth manager Scott Parker has made three changes from the comprehensive defeat at Manchester City last week. Summer signing Marcos Senesi is handed a full debut while Jordan Zemura and Philip Billing also come in.

Bournemouth XI: Travers, Kelly, Mepham, Lerma, Smith, Tavernier, Moore, Pearson, Senesi, Billing, Zemura.

Subs: Murara Neto, Cook, Christie, Marcondes, Stacey, Lowe, Dembele, Hill, Anthony.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has kept faith with the same eleven that has claimed six points from six so far this season. It is the first time Arsenal have named the same starting line-up for their first three fixtures since they last won the title in 2003-04.

Arsenal XI: Ramsdale, White, Partey, Gabriel, Saka, Odegaard, Jesus, Martinelli, Saliba, Xhaka, Zinchenko.

Subs: Turner, Tierney, Smith Rowe, Nketiah, Holding, Tomiyasu, Vieira, Sambi Lokonga, Elneny.

He is still limping, but also capable of making saves.

Dean Henderson dives to his left to palm away an Anthony Gordon effort.

We've had a lengthy break here as Forest keeper Dean Henderson receives treatment for what looks like cramp. We're into the last 20 minutes.

Brentford are pushing for the equaliser but Ivan Toney heads over at the back post.

Then he is in on goal and smashes in, but is offside.

We're still waiting for some real quality here.

Dwight McNeil gets on the end of James Tarkowski's punt up field (ex-Burnley to ex-Burnley), but his low cross towards Demarai Gray is cut out by Scott Mckenna.

Chris Wise
BBC Final Score

Brentford has been much better, more controlled and structured in the second half. Fulham haven't had the fluidity they had in the first half but still holding on to that lead.