Everton will see it as something of a minor victory if they can survive to the break just one goal behind. They have four minutes to go.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nunez's first touch takes it away from the defender. He loves a volley! His technical ability is superb. He scored one and he could very easily have had a hat-trick already.

Even closer to a second for Darwin Nunez! This time, he rattles the post with a crisp strike from somewhere around the penalty spot.

Free-kick, 25 yards out, just left of centre.

Position A for Bournemouth and Lewis Cook.

The Cherries midfielder, though, must have been watching the Rugby League World Cup.

Fantastic conversion attempt. Awful free-kick.

Chance!

Armando Broja gets in behind the Brentford defence but can't keep his feet. He is able to recover but forced wide before firing a low ball right across the face of goal.

Joelinton is risking a lot here!

He charges clumsily into a tackle on Amadou Onana. The Newcastle man has already been booked. There is no second one, though.

The swagger is back for Liverpool. Another slick and swift attack ends with Mohamed Salah curling a shot which ends up in the hands of Lukasz Fabianski.

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Not quite full throttle from Liverpool, but the foot is still on the gas.

The Reds are asking questions from both flanks, with Tsimikas and Alexander-Arnold both high up the pitch and putting in crosses.

Alexander-Arnold picks out Mohamed Salah... we've seen this film before... but the ending is disappointing.

Salah drags that chance wide and then blazes over moments later.

Liverpool knocking - or should that be hammering? - on the door.

It is just a matter of time before Newcastle score again.

Bruno Guimaraes, who is running this, rolls a low shot just past the far post of Jordan Pickford's goal.

All the momentum is with Newcastle now.

They have the lead, they look like scoring with every attack. The place is bouncing.

Everton needing to do everything in their power just to stay in the game.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham are vying for a fifth consecutive victory in league and cup, which would equal their longest winning streak under Antonio Conte.

What a save!

Kepa comes to Chelsea's rescue with a diving parry to stop Ivan Toney's header from a flicked on free-kick finding the net.

It should be 2-0!

A glorious Newcastle move ends with Bruno Guimaraes tapping wide from close range. Everton are clinging on.

Then, like Jubilee trains, another opportunity comes within seconds.

This time it falls to Bournemouth, with Philip Billing - one of their biggest threats this season - shooting from distance and forcing Saints keeper Gavin Bazunu into a diving stop.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at St James' Park

Newcastle had been piling on the pressure in the last few minutes as Everton struggled to get out of their own half.

Lovely finish from Miguel Almiron, who is Newcastle's top scorer with five goals this season. Eddie Howe was delighted with that goal.

Apart from the goal, there have been few clearcut chances.

Until now...

Southampton full-back Kyle Walker-Peters shows more fancy footwork than a Strictly hopeful down the right, shimmying through the home defence and inviting Joe Aribo to finish the move.

A neat connection from the Saints summer signing from Rangers, but Cherries keeper Neto is well placed to block.

Brentford are almost in!

Frank Onyeka does brilliantly to beat his man on the right but after reaching the box his low cross deflects into space before the ball is hammered away by Kalidou Koulibaly.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a real lift when you score at your new club at home and Nunez is full of confidence. He'll be thinking I've got one but I want more.