Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo gets the ball 30 yards out, jinks past a defender and then hammers a shot wide.

Chelsea are the better side now after almost falling behind a couple of times to Southampton early on.

However, it is a familiar story in attack for the Blues, just a lack of a clinical touch or good run in the right areas in the final third.

These two sides are pushing for European trips next season.

So far today it's been more like a quiet week in Sardinia than a mad weekend in Magaluf.

No shots on target of real note.

It's getting very fiery at this stadium. Palace defender Joachim Andersen is booked for clattering Yoane Wissa in the air. Things have been simmering for a while now.

Everton are knocking on the Leeds door like a pair of heavies sent by the tax man.

Very loudly and leaving the visitors feeling very nervous.

First, Conor Coady's flicked header is nodded off the line by Max Wober before Weston McKinnie is similarly well placed to stop Neal Maupay's follow-up going in.

Wolves are putting plenty of crosses into the box so far in this half but they are not quite finding their man.

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

So much space for Rodri. Eight yards out. You just waited for the net to ripple. He has put that past the post and he cannot believe it.

Good chance for City, this. Kevin de Bruyne clips in a lovely ball into the box and Rodri heads wide.

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Chances at both ends.

Amadou Onana skies into the Park End when well placed in the Leeds box, before Patrick Bamford drills a low shot wide at the other end.

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

Manchester City have had 86% possession and away from home that is absolutely incredible. It looks like it and it feels like it. Erling Haaland can be frustrated for 89 minutes but it's all about what happens in the other minute.

Erling Haaland has only touched the ball five times, fewer than anybody else on this pitch.

Forest's Brennan Johnson has had six touches - but managed two shots in those six.

Half a chance for Chelsea as César Azpilicueta drives into the sidenetting.

Moments later, Kepa gets away with a poor pass out to his defence as it is almost intercepted by Southampton.

Feels like a first goal is going to come from a mistake here.

Chance for Brighton. A set-piece goes to the left and when the ball falls to Joel Veltman, his sliced volley hits the head of Fulham skipper Tim Ream.

The American didn't know much about it, but he did the job.

Brentford striker Ivan Toney snatches at a shot from 25 yards but it doesn't really test Vicente Guaita.

A moment of excitement at Molineux as Bournemouth suddenly break two on two but the move breaks down as Marcus Tavernier's pass is behind his team-mate.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Southampton aren’t playing like a team sitting bottom of the Premier League. They are dominating possession at Stamford Bridge, creating chances. Chelsea are playing a bit more direct with their play rather than intricate. Maybe that’s why Southampton are more dominant and they have had chances. Nothing really for Chelsea. I'm surprised Southampton are performing as well as they are.

Those concerned murmurings from the Goodison fans turn to relieved cheers when Amadou Onona trots back on.

One to watch. Everton need his energy and industry.

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

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Phil Foden has been absolutely magnificent, the best player on the pitch by some distance. There have been three or four fouls on Jack Grealish and three of those have been from Serge Aurier.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

The home fans have come to life but there is audible fury.

Why didn't someone shoot when Ilan Meslier dropped the ball there? Why did they try to walk it in?