Summary

  • FT: Everton 0-2 Leicester - listen to live commentary on this page

  • Tielemans with stunning strike for opener before Barnes' second

  • FT: Leeds United 4-3 Bournemouth - Rodrigo with early penalty but Tavernier, Billing & Solanke for visitors, Greenwood, Cooper & Summerville turn it round

  • FT: Man City 2-1 Fulham - Alvarez fires into roof of the net but Pereira levels from spot after Cancelo red

  • Haaland has second-half goal ruled out before late penalty

  • FT: Nottingham Forest 2-2 Brentford - Gibbs-White double sandwiches Mbeumo penalty and Wissa goal

  • FT: Wolves 2-3 Brighton - Mitoma levels in thriller before Semedo sent off and Gross scores

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes, Emma Sanders and Emlyn Begley

  1. Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

    Bryan Mbeumo flashes a dangerous cross in from the right and it's not too far away from Keane Lewis-Potter. He can't get there in time to make contact.

  2. Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

    Brentford have had a good spell in the last few minutes. Forest having to do some defending.

  3. Haaland poised to make his entrance?

    Man City 1-1 Fulham

    Chris Bevan
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    Erling Haaland is warming up for City - and having a good chat with fellow substitute Phil Foden at the same time. I think we can safely assume the Norwegian will come on soon... it's just a matter of when.

    By the way, do you still count a team as having 10 men when he plays? Or is it ten-and-a-half?

  4. Leeds 1-3 Bournemouth

    Nedum Onuoha
    Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

    It was a fantastic finish and what a great start to the second half!

    Going into the second half as a team who's losing, say 'we need to start well, get on the front foot and get the crowd behind us.'

    You concede that early and it was a great play from Bournemouth. Fantastic finish by Solanke and it's going to be an interesting second half at Elland Road.

  5. Wolves 2-2 Brighton

    Solly March wins the ball off Max Killman. He drives into the box, has options in the middle, but he goes for glory and it's saved at the near post.

    Hmm, he might regret that... From the corner, Lewis Dunk nods it wide.

  6. Leeds 1-3 Bournemouth

    James McFadden
    Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

    What a finish from Solanke. It's again down that left hand side of Bournemouth with Tavernier. Kristensen is miles away, Roca is trying to get back and he fires the ball across. It looks like it's going behind Solanke but he just improvises, clever little back heel into the net.

    Tremendous finish from Solanke, a devastating break down that left hand side again.

    When the ball comes in again, Tavernier has got options down the left. Bournemouth have bodies in the box. I thought it was behind him but he actually makes the run so that he can perform the finish like that. It's a brilliant finish from Solanke.

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  7. Man City 1-1 Fulham

    You have to wonder how long Pep Guardiola will resist throwing on Erling Haaland. City are seeing the ball but are struggling to break Fulham down with these 10 men.

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  8. Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

    Bryan Mbeumo is played in on the right but Neco Williams does well to stop him cutting back and then blocks the cross.

  9. Leeds 1-3 Bournemouth

    Don't forget that Bournemouth had a two-goal lead against Tottenham last weekend and threw it away. But that was Tottenham. And Leeds are firmly second best here.

  10. Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

    A bright start to the second half from Forest. Emmanuel Dennis wins a free-kick inside the Brentford half after some neat play down the left a few moments earlier.

  11. SUBSTITUTION

    Wolves 2-2 Brighton

    A change for Wolves, who are going to reshuffle things after that red card. Daniel Podence is the one sacrificed. On comes Jonny.

  12. KICK-OFF

    Wolves 2-2 Brighton

    Off we go again at Molineux.

  13. goal

    GOAL - Leeds 1-3 Bournemouth

    Dominic Solanke

    Cheeky!

    Bournemouth on the break and it ends in sublime fashion.

    Marcus Tavernier charges into acres of space on the left and his low cross is turned into the net by Dominic Solanke with a little flick finish. The ball was behind him but he found a way to slot it home.

    The Cherries in control now. Leeds and manager Jesse Marsch bang up against it.

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  14. SUBSTITUTION

    Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

    A change for Brentford too. Frank Onyeka is on for Vitaly Janelt.

  15. SUBSTITUTION

    Leeds 1-2 Bournemouth

    Leeds need to get a grip here. Offer something different. They've sent on Italy international Willy Gnonto, who had an impressive cameo at Anfield last weekend. It is his 19th birthday today.

    He replaces Jack Harrison.

  16. KICK-OFF

    Starting to get back under way at Forest, Leeds and City. We're a little behind at the Molineux after that red card late in the first half.

  17. 'More drama today than all season'

    HT: Wolves 2-2 Brighton

    Rachel Brown-Finnis
    Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score

    It might have taken a while to decide whether it was an obvious error from the referee to give a red card. Was it denying a goalscoring opportunity?

    It has to be a red card offence. Wolves have got more drama today than they've had all season.

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  18. HT: Man City 1-1 Fulham

    Chris Wise
    BBC Radio 5 Live at the Etihad

    Andreas Pereira did so well to handle the pressure around that Fulham penalty as it was coming from all directions.

    There was a huge delay before he took it, he’s not the usual spot-kick taker (Mitrovic), it’s at the Etihad, and he’s a former Manchester United player. His head must have been swirling!

  19. HT: Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford

    Brentford have scored all 10 Premier League penalties - eight by Ivan Toney and two by Bryan Mbeumo.

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  20. Do Fulham stick or twist?

    Man City 1-1 Fulham

    Chris Bevan
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    Fulham's only shot in the first half was the penalty they scored with. They haven't really got near Ederson's goal since.

    Will they go for the win in the second half, or is a point a good enough result?

    I am sure Fulham boss Marco Silva knows that every other team to come to Etihad this season has been beaten, many heavily.