Everton still coming on strong. But it is easy to see why they have struggled. They need a striker.

Neal Maupay is the latest to lead the line for the Toffees, but he hits a tame shot straight at Leeds keeper Illan Meslier.

Bournemouth are making changes. Goalscorer Marcus Tavernier, making his first start since November, is replaced by Jaidon Anthony. Antoine Semenyo is also on for Dango Ouattara.

Bournemouth are out of the bottom three as things stand.

Brighton think they're entitled to a penalty. Ref Darren England disagrees and you have to say he's got it spot on.

Joel Veltman lets his foot dangle as he goes past Fulham defender Antonee Robinson, but there is very little contact and certainly not enough to give a penalty.

Forest bring on Andre Ayew and Neco Williams for Jack Colback and Danilo.

Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta heads well over the bar. He barely touched the ball in the first half.

Leeds have barely had a sniff of the Everton goal - but this was nearly it.

A quick counter sees Jack Harrison and Patrick Bamford exchange passes, before the latter swings and misses.

Bamford has not been his sharpest in those areas in recent weeks.

Roars of encouragement from the home fans because Chelsea are looking much more threatening, with Raheem Sterling causing issues. He receives a pass on the edge of the area but his shot is blocked.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

That was a completely clean header. That's super goalkeeping.

Here is the weird thing. That's twice Manchester City have not played the right ball. They are desperate to get the ball to the big man [Haaland]. They're desperate to give him a chance.

Forest are still in the game. They are hanging on by their fingernails, but they have to go for it.

Brennan Johnson pulls one back for Morgan Gibbs-White, who fires high and wide from outside the box. Rare Forest chance.

Lewis Dunk is always a threat from set-pieces and he will be thinking he should have hit the target here.

The Brighton skipper finds half a yard of space to meet a home corner but directs his effort just wide of the right-hand post from seven or eight yards.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

They started the first half really well and went in at the break deserving of their goal. They have actually been clever in this game and are stifling Chelsea’s play. Chelsea are trying to get some intensity and momentum in their play, but they keep giving away really clever fouls and really slowing down Chelsea’s momentum. They are playing this game not like a team sitting bottom of the league.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Big, BIG goal at Molineux and it brings repercussions here.

Marcus Tavernier's goal means Bournemouth are currently hauling themselves out of the relegation zone, dropping Everton to 19th and Leeds to 18th.

What a save from Champions League legend Keylor Navas. Phil Foden's corner finds Aymeric Laporte, whose header from point-blank range is saved by the Forest keeper.

Anyone who had a quid on Dwight McNeil being first scorer won't be able to believe they're not cashing out.

Another chance for the Everton winger, this time when he fizzes a low shot past the right-hand post.

It's close but it's not quite right.

Plenty of long-range efforts for Manchester City today, Kevin de Bruyne's latest one flies wide.

Similar pattern to the first half.

A lot of ball for Brighton but nothing happening at the business end.

Moments later Palace have a chance but Jeffrey Schlupp's effort is wide.

Brentford striker Ivan Toney goes down in the box. He wants a penalty, doesn't get one. And he runs away beefing with Joachim Andersen.

Phil Foden bursts through on goal. He can either shoot himself 12 yards out or square for Erling Haaland to have an empty-net tap-in, but he gets the ball to Haaland wrong and it's just a corner. A huge mistake.