Good block by Forest captain Joe Worrall to stop Jack Grealish's shot from reaching the goal.

Fair to say the Everton fans are seeing this as a good chance to get out of the bottom three.

The hosts also have a great record against Leeds here, so that should further increase confidence.

Sean Dyche's side go on the attack but Amadou Onana drags a poor effort wide.

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Really positive start by Southampton. There's no sign of playing it safe and hoping for something on the break. The Premier League bottom side has taken the game to Chelsea.

Chance for Brentford. There are about a million headers from a long throw-in and Christian Norgaard volleys just wide from 17 yards.

Solly March is flying at the moment and you can see the confidence he has in this early effort.

March, who has five in his past eight league games, cuts dangerously in from the right inside the Fulham box.

He tries to bend it into the far corner but can't get enough curl on it.

Half a shout for an early penalty for Wolves as Matheus Cunha goes down inside the area under a challenge. Very optimistic shout, though, and nothing is given.

Manchester City players are screaming at the referee for a penalty after some nonsense from an attacking free-kick but the referee says no and play is back under way so no VAR review.

Leeds have the first corner of the game and it's swung in deep towards Max Wober. The big Austrian is carefully watched by Conor Coady who heads behind.

Fast start by Southampton as Kamaldeen Sulemana's shot is blocked by Kepa before Stuart Armstrong's effort from loose ball is hacked off the line by Kalidou Koulibaly.

Early yellow card for Brentford defender Ben Mee for wrestling with Jordan Ayew.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

HUGE game this, a real 'relegation six pointer' if ever there was one.

A win for Everton takes them out of the drop zone and dumps Leeds in.

Phil Foden's early cross is caught by Keylor Navas, who sends Morgan Gibbs-White away with a huge throw but MGW can't find an end result.

There is a dotted line between Everton and Leeds at the wrong end of the Premier League table.

Leeds, wearing that away kit which looks like a block of stilton, start on the front foot as they look to stay north of the relegation zone.

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Like at his other former clubs, Christian Atsu was remembered at Chelsea with a minute's silence before kick off.

The Ghana international, 31, was killed in the Turkey earthquake. He had spells with Everton, the Blues and Newcastle.

Right, all set for a busy afternoon of Premier League action?

The six 3pm kick offs are getting under way.

Kelly Somers
Football Focus

Chelsea will be marking the tragic news of the death of their former player Christian Atsu with a minute's applause before kick-off.

I was working at Bournemouth when Christian was there and he was the loveliest individual. Even when I saw him at Premier League grounds after that, he would always stop and say hello.

Right then, we have a lot of Premier League footballers lined up in tunnels across the country.

In West London (x2), Brighton, Liverpool, Nottingham and Wolverhampton, they are given the nod and step out for a busy Saturday afternoon.

There will be respect and tributes shown to former Premier League player Christian Atsu, who has been found dead under the rubble of his home after the Turkey earthquake.

RIP Christian.

Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at the Amex

Fulham are clearly a stronger unit when Aleksandar Mitrovic plays. He’s scored almost three times the amount of goals as anyone else in this team.

But it’s worth noting that he wasn’t in the Fulham side last month when they saw off Chelsea at Craven Cottage.

Richard Ottaway: Hoping Forest can continue a great day for Nottingham after Stuart Broad's great morning and hopefully a great night for Leigh Wood. Won’t be easy