Tom Cairney is down and getting treatment. That's only going to further slow down what is already a pretty pedestrian game.

Apparently there was a problem with referee Bobby Madley's watch, so the fourth official Robert Jones awarded that Brentford goal.

The Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto thought he'd got away with some poor positioning for a few moments.

Manor Solomon tries to strike at goal for Tottenham, but the route to net is a crowded one and Sander Berge gets the vital block in.

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Jeremy Doku is going to be a bag of tricks, isn't he?!

He almost gets away from a marker with a twirl on the ball before Fulham recover to clear.

Everton

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Everton boss Sean Dyche speaking to Match of the Day:"Whether we deserve a point or not is irrelevant, the fact is that it is a point. Two goals on the road so I am happy with that. It is just the basics soemtimes which are tripping us up, because I felt a lot of the performance was right again.

"Getting into the final third and then finding the key pass and making the right decision, which sometimes we didn't always get right. Transition was good.

"First half in particular, we were one nil up and then we let them back into the game out of almost nothing. We had a good handle of the game and then they score one and then they get the second, and you are left scratching your head. Two basic principles of the way we play and we get them wrong.

On getting goals for the first time this season: "The chance count has been getting better game by game and was decent again today. We got into some really good areas, and we keep looking a threat but you have to score.

Today we got two goals which is important, to get that lift off and feeling for it. Beto made a difference, worked so hard and so did Arni [Danjuma]. There are positive signs there but we have to make sure we take care of things but today I feel like it is one that got away, we had enough in the game to win."

It's all very sedate here at the moment. Fulham won't mind that one bit.

Lyle Foster is proving a right handful for the Spurs defence. He takes on and beats Micky van de Ven down the right wing and then tries to do the same for a second time, but this time the away defender recovers.

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BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

I am so used to watching matches in this stadium where Pep Guardiola's is a virtual ever-present presence on the edge of his technical area, waving his arms around and pointing to his players.

Stand-in Juanma Lillo is taking the opposite approach so far.

He is sat on the bench letting the City players get on with it.

Marco Silva is prowling though, as always.

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In comes the Fulham corner but Rodri meets it at the near post. A foul soon after from Fulham sees off the away threat.

Oh, decent opening for Fulham!

Bobby De Cordova-Reid's dinked cross takes a flick off a City defender and goes behind Raul Jimenez. It'll be a corner, though.

Fulham try to get Antonee Robinson in down the left. The full back is the furthest man forward. Kyle Walker deals with it, though. Back to Ederson, who clears.

Bournemouth goalie Neto is in a spot of bother after failing too claim a cross and then kicking bringing down Yoane Wissa. No booking but a dangerous free-kick for the hosts.

Burnley have only scored three Premier League goals this season and Lyle Foster has two of them, also getting on the scoresheet in the 3-1 home loss to Aston Villa.

City get their first proper sight of the Fulham box. Phil Foden's cross is too heavy but Jeremy Doku recovers the ball and wins a corner.

It is taken short, but comes to nothing with Fulham able to clear. For now.

A few nice shots of Bournemouth's new winger Luis Sinisterra sat in the stands today. The Colombia international is on a season-long loan from Leeds, with an option to buy.

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Fulham can't just sit back here. They've already shown a willingness to press high up, with Kyle Walker having to twist one way and the next before he can clear.

Having lost both of their first two Premier League games of this season, Burnley could lose their opening three matches of a top-flight campaign for only a fourth time, after 1920-21, 1927-28 (first five), and 2020-21.

Chelsea straight on the offensive and only a superb last-ditch block from Ola Aina prevents Raheem Sterling from slotting in Ben Chilwell's cross from the left.