Into the closing stages of this one.

The final 10 minutes of Frank Lampard's Everton reign?

There will be plenty of questions asked after the game.

Marc: It's fine sacking Lampard but who will take over this mess? Maybe Everton need to be relegated to rebuild, like Newcastle and Villa in more recent ish times (other clubs people said were "too big to go down").

Chris: Frank Lampard will go tonight but nothing at Everton will change until this board goes. 27 years without a sniff of silverware and the lowest common denominator is Bill Kenwright.

Jacob Ramsey is allowed to travel with it down the middle. He uses Ollie Watkins to his left but Lyanco makes an excellent block at the near post to stop the cut-back.

Bournemouth take a risk from a set-piece again.

They switch off, allowing Forest to play a corner to the edge of the box for Morgan Gibs-White to approach unchallenged. Fortunately for the home side, the midfielder fires his shot straight at Neto.

Another good opportunity missed by Solly March.

This time he does sting the palms of Danny Ward from close range.

Villa haven't made the most of their set-pieces. Another one ends with Alex Moreno sending one into the stands.

Philippe Coutinho will come on now, replacing Emiliano Buendia.

Dango Ouattara again!

Jaidon Anthony does really well to drive towards the Forest box before setting up his new colleague. However, as he did a few minutes earlier, he fires his effort high over the bar.

There are just under 15 minutes to go.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham are comfortable, this game is petering out.

Everon need something to make the fans believe again.

Douglas Luiz got booked in the midst of that VAR decision for complaining heavily to the referee.

Everton need something fast.

It doesn't look like it's coming though.

In fact, they nearly concede a third as the defence backs off Declan Rice, allowing the West Ham skipper to run a long way before stroking a shot from an acute angle but wide of the far post.

Wild!

Joe Rothwell plays a neat header towards Dango Ouattara in the Forest box but the Cherries new signing has a rush of blood to the head and lashes a volley well over the bar.

It has been ruled out!

Mohamed Elyonoussi caught Jacob Ramsey's ankle and the goal has been chalked off by VAR.

Jacob Ramsey looks to have been fouled in the box and this might get ruled out.

Lloyd Kelly to Bournemouth's rescue!

Forest have numbers in the box but after Brennan Johnson fails to put quite enough on his low ball to Morgan Gibbs-White, in slides the Cherries defender to block.

Danny Ings is on for his West Ham debut, greeted by a loud cheer.

Tomas Soucek is also entering the action.

The excellent Michail Antonio and Lucas Paqueta make way.

Bournemouth are doing a decent enough job of managing this game right now, but they don't want to make the mistake of being too conservative on this 1-0 lead.

The deeper they drop the more they invite Forest on to them.

Case in point - a low shot from Brennan Johnson that Neto pushes away after the Forest player is allowed possession near the home box.

Thought this was in!

James Ward-Prowse slides it across the box for Adam Armstrong but his shot is well-saved by Emiliano Martinez.

Crystal Palace forward Michael Olise's reward for his stunning late equaliser against Manchester United during the week is being dropped to the bench.

Palace make four changes from that 1-1 draw with Joel Ward, Eberechi Eze, Jeffrey Schlupp and Jordan Ayew replacing Olise, Nathaniel Clyne, Will Hughes and Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Richards, Guehi, Mitchell, Doucoure, Schlupp, Eze, Edouard, Zaha, Ayew.

Subs: Johnstone, Milivojevic, Olise, Mateta, Clyne, Hughes, Riedewald, Wells- Morrison, Ozoh.

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Bruno Guimaraes starts for Newcastle despite an ankle injury having having been ruled out for this game earlier this week.

That means the Magpies are unchanged from the side who edged out Fulham last weekend.

Alexander Isak, who scored a late winner in that game, must be content with a spot on the bench again.

Newcastle XI: Pope, Trippier, Schar, Botman, Burn, S Longstaff, Guimaraes, Willock, Almiron, Joelinton, Wilson.

Subs: Dubravka, Lascelles, Saint-Maximin, Ritchie, Lewis, Isak, Manquillo, Murphy, Anderson.

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A triple change.

Romain Perraud, Sekou Mara and Mohamed Elyounoussi are all coming on for Southampton.

Che Adams, Romeo Lavia and Samuel Edozie are the ones heading off.