Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was incredible vision from Tielemans, as soon as it broke to him Watkins was on his bike and on his way. But Bueno did really well, it's very good defending from him and Watkins could only hit the side-netting.

Another Alex Moreno cross is chipped way too high and Youri Tielemans has to commit a foul to stop Rayan Aït-Nouri breaking.

He gets a yellow card for it.

Pau Torres tries to juggle the ball on his knee before clearing it and he's caught out by Pablo Sarabia. There's groans around Villa Park but he gets away with it when they win a throw-in.

A huge chance for Ollie Watkins as he's slipped in behind by Youri Tielemans.

He has two touches, the second taking him a little bit wider than he'd have hoped, and he thumps the effort into the side-netting.

More good play again from Morgan Rogers, who finds Alex Moreno on the left but his cross sails way over and out for a goal kick.

Sheffield United

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder, speaking to Match of the Day, said: "I don't think my team could've given anymore, especially in the second half where we went after the game.

"It was a slow start from us and was important we reached a clean sheet at half-time. We gave ourselves a foothold to get something out of the game and in the second half we grew in belief, scored a couple of goals and thought we were on the way to a valuable three points.

"You look at the players they are bringing on and Fulham had that ability to just give themselves a bit of an extra push and we were on the back foot. A massive moment was the fourth goal and if we had got that maybe it would've given us a better opportunity.

"I'm delighted with the attitude but obviously the result is difficult to take. Being 3-1 up, you expect your team to see the game out. The goals are poor from our point of view, with a set piece yet again.

"We were 2-0 up at Bournemouth and got done by a set piece and that gave them an opportunity to get back in the game and it was the same again. The timing of their goals were not great from our point of view.

"We will take a point and every point in the Premier League is big."

On 16 minutes being played in additional time at the end of the second half, Wilder added: "I'm not going to get involved in any controversy in terms of my opinions as it has already cost me. I'm a hard-working lad from Yorkshire that works hard for his money and I'm not prepared to give that money to the Premier League or anyone else."

It's definitely Wolves who are imposing themselves more on this west midlands derby so far.

Villa have had a few nice passages of play in the middle but no chances yet.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tommy Doyle has been at the heart of a lot of good things from Wolves, they are showing good forward intent again.

Tommy Doyle tees up Pablo Sarabia on the edge of the box but his effort is curled straight into the grasp of Emiliano Martinez.

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Douglaz Luis has made a few fouls already. The latest earns Wolves a free-kick inside their half which Tommy Doyle floats over to Mario Lemina on the far side.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Morgan Rogers looked like an absolute beast running through the midfield. Anyone of two or three players could have brought him down, but it was fantastic play from him.

Nelson Semedo and Pablo Sarabia are having a field day down the right-hand side. But the cross comes to nothing.

Instead, Villa break through Morgan Rogers and he does brilliantly well to beat several players before Sarabia fouls him, earning a yellow card.

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Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a brilliant block from the goalkeeper. He makes the save because he is so quick, he gets off the line and spreads his body - it is a block rather than a save, but it is a fantastic block from him.

From the corner, Max Kilman gets his head to it but it bounces comfortably into Emiliano Martinez's arms.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We wanted another result, in these games at home we expect more, we wanted more.

"The game started badly so the reaction was a positive but, at the same time, I think we did enough. We were more dominant, we controlled the game.

"It's difficult to play Palace, they reduce the spaces and rely on the counter-attack and have quality players.

"It was a tough situation to manage trying to go for the game at the same time.

"We showed character, the City Ground was there for us again and we get a point. We wanted three, we get one but it is one that has to be valuable."

On Chris Wood's goal: "It's a good finish, I think that was the only solution that he had. A beautiful header. We need Chris, we need goals and he is delivering. He's an amazing player."

"It was difficult because the spaces were there more for crossing in the wide areas. We tried to create different things but we kept going. I will re-watch the game and see what really happened when the emotions aren't there.

"We needed this win but there are positives to take to the next game."

On Matz Sels' saves: "This is what we want our goalkeeper to do. To help us stay in the game and give us opportunities to go again."

Again, Wolves have space down the right. It's whipped in, flicked on by a Villa defender and falls to Rayan Aït-Nouri at the back post.

He's unmarked and has time to trap the ball and pick his spot. He's almost surprised by it and Emiliano Martinez pulls off a huge save!

Nelson Semedo is enjoying so much space on Wolves' right-hand side. He cuts inside and wins a throw-in deep in Villa's half.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Neither team have set up very defensively, they both have forward intent and it has been a good, positive start to the game

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola, speaking to MOTD: "We played the game we had to play. It is always difficult against Everton. I thought we were quite smart not to make mistakes and we had the clear chances. We deserved to win. One mistake for them, one mistake for us."

On Dominic Solanke's 16 Premier League goals this season: "He gives us much more than goals. He is making the difference for us."

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Diaby just delays the pass but Watkins just can't delay the run. It is a really good finish, but Watkins just couldn't stay onside.