James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

[The fan I spoke to at half-time] described this game as 'two teams that are fighting to lose'.

I think that's a pretty accurate analogy.

As the bubbles fall West Ham race forward. Jarrod Bowen collects the ball on the edge of the area, cuts inside, but his curling shot is blocked by the leg of an Everton defender.

A much better, livelier start.

Roy Keane
Former Manchester United midfielder on Sky Sports

It's been a really poor, but that Harrison chance in the first half was a really good opportunity for Everton. They have to take those chances.

And we're back for the second half at London Stadium. No changes at the the break.

Almost 1-0 Villa!

The home side play some brilliant stuff as Moussa Diaby crosses for Ollie Watkins who lays the ball off to Nicolò Zaniolo.

The Italian has to score, he's not too far out, but guides his effort narrowly wide.

Liverpool are dominating the possession at Anfield and they have the first look at goal. Mohamed Salah, close to the right touchline, lifts a ball over the Forest defence and Darwin Nunez looks to catch it on the volley from a tight angle.

But he can't get a clean connection and it's collected by Forest keeper Matt Turner.

Aston Villa start well.

Lucas Digne drives down the right and feeds a pass into the middle. It all gets a little scrappy with the ball eventually cleared to John McGinn, but the midfielder blasts a shot over the bar.

And we're off.

Aston Villa v Luton, Brighton v Fulham and Liverpool v Nottingham Forest all get under way.

Across our three 14:00 GMT games we're having a moment of applause in memory of former Manchester United and England midfielder Sir Bobby Charlton and former Everton chairman Bill Kenwright, who died recently.

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Andy: The fact we're huffing and puffing against a side as poor as this Everton team is a great illustration of why many fans want Moyes to go. We'll always be "OK" but never exciting to watch and never good enough to finish higher than 7th or 8th

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Neither David Moyes or Sean Dyche will be particularly impressed with their side's performance at the break.

Thankfully for us, we've got three more Premier League matches about to get under way.

Fingers crossed for some goals.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can feel a little bit of frustration coming from the West Ham fans.

This is about as attacking a team that David Moyes could have picked so there is a little bit of frustration that West Ham aren't doing more here.

No proper chances at all so far. Let's move on.

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James Garner's five-yard attempted pass to a teammate goes straight out of play for a throw.

Both side's are playing for half-time now. Most fans have already left for some half-time refreshments.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This has got so scrappy since the flare-up. No one can get a hold of the ball and it's become very scrappy.

West Ham are struggling to get a foothold and then when they do get the ball back off Everton there are so many numbers defending.

This game has not caught fire. It's not even smouldering.

Neither side has managed to build up any sustained attacking pressure, illustrated by the swathes of red on the heat map of the game.

That shows how both keepers and the two defences have seen most of the ball so far.

Five minutes added on.

Groans from some fans inside London Stadium, this half has been that bad.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton are doing really well. They are defending deep and breaking and West Ham are struggling to break them down.

It's just that little bit of quality that is needed to create chances and give the fans something to shout about because it is quite quiet here as well.