Fulham

Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, speaking to PLP: "Of course we're disappointed. The main target at home is three points, no matter who we play. We conceded sloppy goals and I think that cost us the game. In the end we managed to get the draw. We move on – we have another big game in the next few days.

"I don’t know [why we improved in the second half]. We need to take a bit more of a risk. They dropped deeper and didn’t try to play as much. I think one point today is a fair result. They were better in the first half, but we were better in the second half.

"Are we happy? No. But we take the point and move on."

On his injury: "I’ve been in a lot of pain. Pain killers helped a lot. I still haven’t completely recovered but managed to get the goal today. I had one or two chances where I could have done better, but that’s football."

On being man marked: "Sometimes I’m not even tired of running, I’m tired of wrestling with defenders. It takes a lot of energy and I’m really exhausted now. Maybe I need a little wrestling session as well. If you’re a big strong guy like I am, they try to stop you. The penalty today was a soft one, but I think it was a penalty."

First up, here's what Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic made of his side's home point against Bournemouth.

Right, we've got just over 20 minutes until Tottenham and Everton get under way in the day's late kick-off.

We'll get reaction to this afternoon's games while we build up to that match.

Gary O'Neil really is having an impact at Bournemouth.

The Cherries are undefeated in their last six games, since their 9-0 defeat by Liverpool at the end of August.

Their last longer unbeaten streak was from December 2017 to February 2018, a run of 7 games.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Final Score

The job Gary O'Neil's doing is incredible, the impact that he's had. Bournemouth are unbeaten. It's actually incredible. Both teams were going until the end to try and win that game.

A tale of two penalties.

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Anita Asante
Former England defender on Final Score

Fantastic game of football. Fulham were brave towards the end. Both sides were really attacking and showed that they wanted to go for the win. It was probably a fair result in the end.

Steve Davis gives a huge roar at full-time and celebrates with his staff. The noise in Molineux is a clear indication of how important those three points are.

Steve Cooper is in conversation with the referees.

A huge win for Steve Davis and his side. Wolves are out of the relegation zone!

Nottingham Forest remain bottom of the table.

There's the final whistle. An entertaining game between two of the promoted sides sees the points shared at Craven Cottage.

Bournemouth sit ninth and Fulham sit 10th after 10 games.

Whistles coming from the fans at Molineux as they're desperate for full-time.

Willian runs away from a couple of Bournemouth players before passing to Tom Cairney, but his cross is caught by Neto.

The Cherries get down the other end, but Jaidon Anthony's cross finds nobody up in support.

Neco Williams fouls Daniel Podence. Wolves are in no rush at all to take this free-kick.

Joseph Hodge takes one for the team as he stops the Forest counter-attack. He's applauded by the home fans and given a pat on the head.

The Fulham supporters rise to their feet in the corner as Willian lifts his head up to pick out a team-mate. A couple of Fulham crosses into the box fail to find a team-mate, before Aleksandar Mitrovic pulls a low shot wide. Was that the final chance?

Forest have the ball but in their own half. They are patiently waiting for an opening but Wolves have been defending well for the last 10 minutes or so.

Dante: I promise you. This Forest Wolves game has been on for 4 hours.

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Kieffer Moore is brought down by Antonee Robinson.

The Bournemouth players line up on the edge of the penalty area as Jaidon Anthony prepares to send in the free-kick, but Fulham knock it clear.

Four minutes of stoppage time to come.

Steve Cook has to be sharp to hook away a long ball as Hwang Hee-Chan gives chase down the right.

Forest want to win it back quickly. Time is running out.