Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good break by Brentford. You'd have thought Trent Alexander-Arnold had dealt with it. That was a big chance for Brentford.

Oooh, a good chance for Brentford. Bryan Mbeumo links up with Kristoffer Ajer but when it comes back to Mbeumo he fires it high and wide from a decent position.

A few moments later, Yoanne Wissa's touch lets him down after a really good teasing ball from Mathias Jensen.

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Sheffield United have only seen 22% of the ball so far. It's pretty much all Brighton.

Aston Villa have had 75.4% possession over the opening 15 minutes of this game.

Mohamed Salah slips it through to Darwin Nunez but his effort is blocked at the near post.

From the corner, there's another tussle in the box but referee Paul Tierney isn't fazed by it.

It's a three-on-one break for West Ham with Lucas Paqueta, Mohammed Kudus and James Ward-Prowse all in attack.

Kudus has time to slide it through to Paqueta, in space in the middle, but the pass is poor and it allows Forest to get defenders back.

Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha needs treatment after catching an Ezri Konsa elbow in his face. It was accidental though.

The Portuguese is OK to continue.

Don Goodman
Former Wolves striker on Sky Sports

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It has taken over 10 minutes but Nottingham Forest have finally introduced themselves into the game.

Enough pace on the header to test Alphonse Areola and he has done magnificently well to save it.

Brighton striker Ansu Fati races onto a good through ball but his shot is saved by the legs of Wes Foderingham.

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Cody Gakpo wins the ball back in midfield for Liverpool. It comes ot Diogo Jota but his shot is blocked. Mohamed Salah can't find space on the rebound and Brentford eventually hook it away under pressure.

Brilliant save! Alphonse Areola dives to his left to claw away a dipping header from Taiwo Awoniyi.

If Sheffield United lose this, they will be in a position no team in English top-flight history have ever stayed up from.

They have failed to win in their last 20 matches when conceding the opening goal in the Premier League dating back to 2 February 2021 against West Bromwich Albion.

Good build-up from Liverpool down the right. Trent Alexander-Arnold whips it into the box and Ethan Pinnock has to stick a leg out to block it.

Mohamed Salah's curling cross floats onto the top of the netting. Mark Flekken always had it covered.

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Villa fans are pointing out that it should be a corner to them if not a penalty but the referee drops the ball to Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno to restart play.

"You're not fit to referee," is the cry from Villa Park.

A crunching tackle from Mohammed Kudus on Anthony Elanga, who to his credit, hops straight back up and gets on with it, winning a throw-in for Forest.

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I regret saying that's a penalty by any definition now. It turns out it hit his face and not his outstretched arm and the penalty decision is overturned.

Darwin Nunez is given one to chase down the right but goalkeeper Mark Flekken reads it well and mops up.

Video Assistant Refereepublished at 14:09 Greenwich Mean Time 12 November 2023

14:09 GMT 12 November 2023

Aston Villa 0-0 Fulham

Actually VAR having a long look at this. Did the ball actually hit the arm? Simon Hooper is told to go to the screen.