Ryan Fredericks chops down Aleksandar Mitrovic needlessly, out wide on the left.

A chance for Andreas Pereira to whip a free-kick into the penalty area.

They are having a good look at this. It definitely touches his hand but has he moved his arm towards it? That's what the officials are deciding.

Adama Traore cuts inside and creates space for a shot but it's blocked by Harry Toffolo and is out for a corner.

There's a VAR check now for handball by Toffolo too...

Awkward! A cross into the box bounces up in front of Chris Mepham and the Fulham players are calling for handball. The referee isn't interested though and it doesn't appear that VAR is either.

A first sight of goal for Morgan Gibbs-White back at his old ground. He doesn't take advantage, smashing it comfortably over the bar and into the stand behind the goal. Goalkeeper Jose Sa barely jumped.

Fulham look to make a bright start but Antonee Robinson overcooks a pass forward and it rolls out harmlessly for a goalkick. Marco Silva paces back and forth on the touchline.

Away we go again.

Two changes for Fulham at the break.

Willian makes his home Fulham debut following his summer move, and Tom Cairney is also introduced. Daniel James and Harrison Reed come off.

Diego Costa does well against Harry Toffolo to hold the ball up in the middle. Wolves are carrying on where they left off in the first half, controlling possession.

We're a little bit behind at Craven Cottage. The Fulham players have just appeared for a few drills to get their legs going again before the second half gets under way.

Any goals to come? Back under way at Molineux.

Fulham had 12 attempts at goal in that first half, compared to Bournemouth's five.

But the hosts landed just two of their shots on target.

Willian is warming up as we wait for the players to return for the second half.

Bournemouth are unbeaten in their last 41 Premier League matches when leading at half-time, winning 32 of those games.

That run stretches back to a defeat against West Ham in January 2016.

Gary O'Neil's side could go a sixth match unbeaten today, since that 9-0 loss against Liverpool.

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Anita Asante
Former England defender on Final Score

For Wolves it's a case of execution and the right decisions being made in and around that 18 yard box and picking out spaces so Diego Costa can run onto those crosses.

But for Nottingham Forest, they're going to go in at half-time and think we need to do better in possession, secure the ball better and when they go forward, just try and hit someone to secure possession and get their numbers up.

Sulaimon: Adama Traore has been very poor and wasteful. He hasn't improved his final balls and Diego Costa is getting no service at all.

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Both teams still in the relegation zone if it stays like this but a point would move Forest off the bottom of the table, with Leicester dropping down.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Final Score

Wolves have been really good, their attacking intent has been excellent. They have looked really dangerous going forward but again they need to offer a little bit more with that final pass.

Three first-half goals in an entertaining first half at Craven Cottage, and it's Bournemouth who have the lead at the interval.

Two minutes of added time at Craven Cottage.

Time for a fourth goal of the half? Possibly.

Goalless.

It took 35 minutes but Wolves put pressure on Forest's goal in the final stages of that half. It hasn't been a great game overall though.

Fulham are on the attack again as we approach the interval. Andreas Pereira's cross causes issues but some excellent last-ditch defending from Bournemouth protects their advantage.