Ouch! Harrison Reed and Casemiro clatter into each other as they challenge for a high ball.

Concern for both players, who stay down and need medical attention.

Jarrad Branthwaite goes to ground in the Brighton area following a free kick and demands a penalty. Everton have not had one all season, remember.

And they won't have one here, the claims are waved away.

Idrissa Gueye has tweaked something and has to come off early in the second period.

Amadou Onana is his midfield replacement.

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Whatever Erik ten Hag said over the half-time oranges hasn't come to fruition yet - Fulham straight out on the attack.

Timothy Castagne gets in behind on the right after a slick passing move, but sees his cross blocked by Casemiro. Corner.

Tosin Adarabioyo uses his 6ft 5in frame to good effect, jumping highest to meet the delivery from the right but he is unable to connect properly and the ball skims off his forehead.

Nuno is clearly very, very unimpressed. He has made a triple half-time change.

Andrew Omobamidele, Divock Origi and Harry Toffolo are sent on, as Murillo, Taiwo Awoniyi and Felipe are withdrawn.

Also a change for Villa, as Callum Chambers replaces Pau Torres.

Crystal Palace have picked up from where they left off as they have the first chance of the second half, Jefferson Lerma's strike that is straight at James Trafford.

All four of the first-half goals came at Villa Park. Those at the Amex, Selhurst Park and Old Trafford need to start pulling their weight.

The second halves have started.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Fulham will be thinking 'how are we not leading?' with the chances they have created.

Two for Alex Iwobi, two for Rodrigo Muniz, Andreas Pereira also producing a flying save.

They have been excellent, Fulham.

We wondered how Manchester United will replace Rasmus Hojlund and the responsibility has fallen to Marcus Rashford.

With Omari Forson playing on the right in his first Premier League start, Rashford has moved in a central role with Garnacho on the right.

Garnacho has been the brightest spark for United, but Rashford has been largely anonymous.

His 14 touches have been the fewest on the pitch and only two have come in the Fulham penalty area.

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Chris Wise
Final Score commentator at the Amex Stadium

Everton’s defensive structure has been excellent, as it has been almost all season.

Brighton started with real purpose and attacked with confidence. But the creativity has waned as the half has gone on, and that’s largely down to Everton’s hard work.

Tom Gayle
BBC Final Score reporter at Old Trafford

Underwhelming from the home side. Wasteful from the visitors.

It’s the kind of dominance you feel may come back to bite Fulham in the second half if they don’t find their clinical edge.

Best moments for Erik ten Hag’s side coming from Garnacho. He’s the only man in red to really work Leno - Rashford yet to get into the game.

Fulham are without a win in their past 11 Premier League away fixtures and only Sheffield United have earned fewer points on the road than the seven earned by Marco Silva's side this season.

As well as Rodrigo Muniz rattling the outside of the post, Alex Iwobi has missed the target with a couple of chances where he would expect to make the keeper work at the very least.

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For more than 45 minutes, that was the perfect first half from Villa. Electric in attack, they scored thrice and could have had a few more.

But one lapse in concentration, and the door is ajar for Forest.