Any foul or hint of one is being protested by the players. They know the referee has handed out yellow cards like it's Christmas today.

Joe Willock is caught by a flying hand and immediately there's shouts for a yellow card.

As many yellow cards as shots in the second half. Four of each.

Fulham bring on Wales' Harry Wilson for Jamaica's Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You get the feeling it's going to take something a bit special in this game, whether it's a dribble or a shot from long range.

Both teams competitively are matching each other superbly - it's a great spectacle in that sense.

Jacob Murphy and Chris Wood are on for Newcastle. Callum Wilson and Miguel Almiron are the ones going off.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

This is not good enough from Everton. There's chants of 'sack the board'. Some fans have left but some have stayed: to support their team but also to voice their opinion.

Eddie Nketiah almost weaves his way through into the box. Nick Pope eventually comes racing out to gather it in, under pressure from Gabriel Martinelli.

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"Sack the Board" sing the Everton fans.

There are still 25 minutes to go.

Joe Willock does well down the left for Newcastle to bring it over the halfway line but there's too many defenders back.

Arsenal immediately regain possession and Martin Odegaard will switch it.

Frank Lampard's fourth change sees him introduce Neal Maupay against his former club. It's quiet. Very quiet.

A very scrappy game now as Kenny Tete goes down after a clash of heads with Harvey Barnes.

Nigel Barnes: Everton! How has it come to this? A sad, sad era in what was a great top flight football club. R.I.P EFC!

Bukayo Saka has managed to hit the byline on so many occasions. He does so again but Joelinton gets a crucial touch to concede a corner.

Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney catches Ayoze Perez late and gets a yellow card soon after coming on.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

This is the poorest I've seen Everton all season. It leaves them in a world of trouble.

Now Nathan Patterson goes down holding his knee and is replaced by Seamus Coleman. Things go from terrible to shambolic.

Brighton, meanwhile, throw on their World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister. Not bad.

Gabriel Martinelli creates space for himself to shoot but it's comfortable for Nick Pope.

A dreadful 10 seconds for my fantasy football team with Andreas Pereira coming off and then Joao Palhinha getting booked for clattering Youri Tielemans.

There's a break in play now as Bukayo Saka receives a bit of treatment. He was just caught in the face in a challenge.