James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

So much better from Leeds, they are asking questions of Bournemouth and they're under pressure. The Leeds players will have it in their mind that Bournemouth threw away a two-goal lead last week, that will give them a lift.

I have to say, the Leeds support have played their part. There was a lull in the game, they started singing and got behind their team and the team has responded and they're getting their rewards for it. Can they go and get that equaliser and potentially win the game?

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Solly March curls the free-kick in by Adam Webster nods it just wide. It's a decent effort!

Jonny kicks out late as Kaoru Mitoma as he skips past a few players in the middle. Yellow card to Jonny.

Leeds' belief renewed.

Rodrigo cuts inside on the left and curls a shot over. Should have hit the target.

We've got a big last quarter in store here.

Brennan Johnson is applauded by the Forest fans and Steve Cooper after a nice run down the right. His cross at the end of it was poor but the Forest supporters appreciate the intention.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

To be able to take that first time from the edge of the box and it's exactly what Leeds needed. They were pushing forward at the start of the second half and trying to get the crowd on their side. What they are going to do with a finish like that and you can see the players saying 'get the ball and we need to go again.'

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Greenwood just steps onto it with his side foot from about 20 yards and whips it beyond Travers in the Bournemouth goal. Absolutely no chance with it. What a goal from Leeds United and they are well back in this game now.

What composure to execute it, it was a bouncing ball. To step on to it and whip it with the power he did, phenomenal!

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On comes Erling Haaland for Man City!

He and Phil Foden are introduced. Not a bad couple of subs. Jack Grealish and Julian Alvarez go off.

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Robert Sanchez has to tip Gonçalo Guedes' looping header over the bar. It might have snuck in had he not made sure.

Fulham on the break...

Harry Wilson is away down the right and carries the ball into the box. Is this Fulham's moment?

He shoots wide! Across goal and past the far post.

David: St Hilda's under-10s could give Leeds a few lessons in how to defend.

Mikkel Damsgaard is on for Brentford. He replaces Keane Lewis-Potter.

Robin: Bernardo Silva alongside Bruno Fernandes are probably the biggest culprits for showing dissent towards referees. Disgusting attitude and angry towards referees the majority of the time. Excellent to see a PL referee finally giving a caution for dissent.

Ooh. There's a VAR check for a penalty to Brighton.

It's slipped through to Pervis Estupinan in the box. Wolves' substitute Jonny comes sliding in and takes him out but the ball had already gone away from him.

It's double-checked but no penalty given. Jonny would have been a little anxious!

Hassan Tambuwal: I can't believe how Leeds United won at Anfield last week.

Wolves' Jonny forces a save from Robert Sanchez at the near post. The angle was always tight though.

A pocket of Leeds fans are trying to summon something from their side with some singing. But the home side are struggling for any penetration up top and continue to look very vulnerable on the break.

Another Brentford chance as Keane Bryan Mbeumo scuffs his shot wide.

Looks very much like Fulham are happy to use that extra man to hold City at bay. The visitors remain compact and combative, allowing City the ball in their own half and then crowding them out when they progress further upfield.