Few changes to report.

Pep Guardiola takes the opportunity to rest some legs and brings off ROdri, John Stones and Julian ALvrez.

On come Kalvin Phillips, Rico Lewis and Matheus Nunes.

Bournemouth bring on Luis Sinisterra and Antoine Semenyo for Marcus Tavernier and Philip Billing.

Burnley are pushing, but lacking that final perfect touch.

Jay Rodriguez heads the ball over the top for Luca Koleosho but the Italian lacks composure and fires a shot high over the bar.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Goodison Park

If Everton get this win Sean Dyche will be happier with these three points than he would be with any other win they've had this season, as it shows his side have worked so hard.

Brighton have had most of the possession but created precious little in the way of chances.

Everton haven't had a single shot in the second half, not that they need any if they can continue keeping Brighton at arm's length.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Goodison Park

That is what happens when you leave Mitoma on his own, don't overlap him, don't underlap him. Just leave him one on one.

He goes past the defender like he isn't even there! Gets to the byeline and makes the best chance they have had so far in this second half, if not the game.

Everton win their first corner of the game. The 70th minute.

Brentford continue to look the most likely to score again as a scramble inside the box sees Neal Maupay have an effort blocked.

Another Wolves change, Tommy Doyle makes way for Boubacar Traore.

Can either of these sides take the three points? It's been a game of limited chances.

Brighton make two changes. Ansu Fati and Mahmoud Dahoud replace Evan Ferguson and Billy Gilmour.

Crystal Palace make a double change as Nathaniel Clyne and Naouirou Ahamada come on for Jeffrey Schlupp and Joel Ward.

Twenty minutes remain. Neither side are offering much.

Good work from Brighton winger Kaoru Mitoma down the left, he cuts it back and Pascal Gross slices his shot wide.

Pablo Fornals and Danny Ings are on for West Ham, replacing Saïd Benrahma and Michail Antonio.

David Moyes has not been happy at all in this half and he will be hoping these changes bring the Hammers back into the game.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Goodison Park

Brighton look a bit frustrated out there at the moment.

Normally they are so calm and get on about their business, but they have been knocked out of their stride a little bit by Everton.

It's not like they have been kicked all over the park but they have been thrown off their normal game.

That's not neccesarily a bad thing, they will need to move the ball quicker and be more proactive. I think there will be changes soon.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Phil Foden has come on and shown Erling Haaland how it is done. This was Manchester City at their best. Foden arrives into the box, cushions the touch and smashes it hard and low under the keeper.

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Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

Sheffield United have been so different to what we have been used to this year. They have really taken this game by the scruff of the neck and are having a real go. That's all the fans want. They are asking questions of Wolves in this second half.

Jeremy Doku has had a hand in all four of City's goals. A goal and three assists. What an afternoon he has had.

It's been 45 minutes since Crystal Palace last had a shot.

Roy Hodgson's side are content to inch towards the final whistle.