Jacob Brown fires it against the crossbar!

That's the second time this afternoon Luton have hit the woodwork after Ross Barkley's superb effort in the first half.

This might be an indication of how Forest are going to approach this.

Holding midfielder Orel Mangala is taken off for winger Callum Hudson-Odoi at the break.

Burnley have started the second half by making a change - Mike Tresor has joined the action in place of Jacob Bruun Larsen.

Eric Dier is on for Tottenham, replacing Cristian Romero.

A change at the break for Luton as Ryan Giles comes on for Issa Kaboré.

Starting to get back under way in all four matches, kicking off again first at Kenilworth Road.

Tom Gayle
BBC Final Score at the City Ground

Fair to say it’s been a busy one on Final Score so far. No goals but plenty to discuss in terms of Wilfred Boly’s dismissal and the decision not to penalise Adam Smith’s handball with a penalty.

However my colleague in front is taking it all in his stride. Clearly a more relaxed approach, even managing to keep track of another game going on elsewhere too!

Forest had made a decent start in their first game under Nuno Espirito Santo with Chris Wood and Anthony Elanga having efforts saved.

But, you have to wonder what impact Willy Boly's red card is going to have on their game plan in the second half.

Will they play for a point? Will they chase all three?

Alan Shearer on X: "The toon have been awful in that first half. Luton brilliant and should be winning by more goals."

A solid lead for Tottenham but when the whistle went for half-time, they had not had a shot in 34 minutes.

Everton very much in this.

Referee Rebecca Welch has allowed this game to flow while at the same time has remained on top of proceedings. She produced a yellow card after Calvin Bassey caught Josh Brownhill but at a time when top flight officials in general are under intense scrutiny, she will be pleased with how the first half went.

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Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Craven Cottage

Goalkeeper James Trafford is at the heart of Burnley’s resilience so far, and it’s not the first time we’ve said that in recent weeks. Fulham have tested him several times already. As it stands though, the Clarets won’t be bottom at Christmas.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on Final Score

Entertaining half from Fulham, getting into some good areas and making some opportunities. Alex Iwobi in particular has been bright.

Burnley just sitting in and trying to repel the danger, putting plenty of bodies on the line.

Fulham in full control and they should have opened their account.

There's boos and more chants of "you're not fit to referee" and "you don't know what you're doing" for referee Rob Jones as he walks off at the break.

Forest go in level at half-time in Nuno Espirito Santo's first game in charge but that hardly tells the story of the half.

Defender Willy Boly was given two yellows - the second perhaps controversial.

They have also potentially been denied a penalty because VAR couldn't find a conclusive angle to show that Adam Smith was in the box after handling a cross.

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Spurs have a strong two-goal lead but Everton have been threatening all half and ended the better of the two sides.

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Fulham 0-0 James Trafford.