James Tomkins does well to cut out a Raheem Sterling cross. A lot of nearly moments for Chelsea. You wouldn't say a goal is coming, but one might be coming.

Brighton have had a very good few minutes as Liverpool are pushed deep in their own half.

Alexis Mac Allister fizzes it across the face of the goal, before Danny Welbeck's header forces another smart save from Alisson.

The Liverpool keeper has been excellent! Welbeck just can't score.

A real battle going on between these teams in Bournemouth and just over 20 minutes to find a winner. Brentford have enjoyed a fair bit of possession but no luck in front of goal. Changes are being prepared by the hosts to try and add a bit of impetus.

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West Ham manager David Moyes makes three changes to the side that started the 1-0 Premier League defeat at Everton before the international break.

Gianluca Scamacca, Maxwel Cornet and Craig Dawson all start as Michail Antonio, Vladimir Coufal and Pablo Fornals drop to the bench.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Kehrer, Dawson, Zouma, Cresswell, Rice, Paqueta, Soucek, Cornet, Scamacca, Bowen

Subs: Areola, Coufal, Fornals, Antonio, Lanzini, Downes, Ogbonna, Benrahma, Emerson

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Wolves make one change to the side that began the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City in their last Premier League match in mid September.

Nelson Semedo replaces the suspended Nathan Collins with Diego Costa starting on the bench.

Wolves XI: Sa, Ait-Nouri, Jonny, Kilman, Semedo, Neves, Moutinho, Neto, Podence, Guedes, Nunes

Subs: Sarkic, B Traore, Mosquera, Toti, Ronan, Costa, A Traore, Bueno, Campbell

Newcastle's Miguel Almiron thinks he has got himself a hat-trick, shooting high past Bernd Leno. But Almiron had just started his run a bit too early and was offside when collecting the pass through.

Chelsea's Mason Mount just gets too much on a first-time dinked ball over the top to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Southampton will still be confident of getting something from this one. A cross is played to Kyle Walker-Peters and his pull-back finds Adam Armstrong, but the substitute can only fire his shot into the ground and that wipes out the power.

Moments later the same player has another chance, but a flying save from Jordan Pickford keeps Everton ahead.

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BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

A really good battle between Reece James and Wilfried Zaha today.

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Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool panicked at the start, they were rash with how they were playing. They were sloppy in what they were trying to do. Brighton were the better side and this is a real test for them now at 3-2 down.

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Sloppy defending by Palace with Vicente Guaita kicking the ball straight to a Chelsea player but they get away with it.

Here is a Brighton chance too! Danny Welbeck and Leandro Trossard end up getting in each other's way as they try to get on the end of a cross at the near post. It's a goal kick to Liverpool in the end.

Everton have a chance to move further ahead. It is played through to Demarai Gray, who only has Gavin Bazunu to beat but the Southampton goalkeeper does well to come off his line quickly and then block the shot with Neal Maupay ballooning the rebound well over the top.

It feels a lot more normal at Anfield now as the crowd are relaxed and the players are starting to control possession.

Brighton are on the backfoot but have still been threatening in the second half. Can they get back into it?

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Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It was a great ball in. Looking at Sanchez there, he never really gets off the ground. He's big enough and should be getting to that. It's a really really sloppy goal from Brighton's point of view after all the work they've done. Now they find themselves behind after being 2-0 up.

A host of changes for Brentford.

Yoane Wissa, Josh Dasilva and Aaron Hickey have all come on. There's an issue here for Pontus Jansson too and he's going to have to come off after appearing to pull a muscle. On comes Zanka.

Ivan Toney takes the captain's armband.

Dwight McNeil's goal was his first for Everton since his summer move from Burnley.

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BBC Sport at Anfield

And there it is! After jubilation for much of the first half the away end has been near silent in this half with Brighton fans perhaps expectant of what was to come.

Liverpool have showed the same sort of character and determination that took them to within a point of champions Manchester City last season and now they just need to close out what will be an important win for their title aspirations.

Good block by Palace summer signing Cheick Doucoure to block Kai Havertz's shot in the box.

Marc Guehi is back on now.

Palace defender Marc Guehi needs treatment after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang stands on his foot in the build-up to that Blues chance a minute ago.