Alan: Lew @ 15:58 we have seen how massive is the chasm in class between the championship and the top half of the PL. The yo-yo with clubs going up and coming down shows you that.

He's hit the post twice now! Andreas Pereira picks out Rodrigo Muniz and he heads it off the woodwork.

Sheffield United then counter-attack down the right and Fulham have to deal with a dangerous cross.

Great start.

Brennan Johnson is on for Tottenham, replacing Dejan Kulusevski.

Nottingham Forest, who are currently trailing to Crystal Palace, will be hoping their former player can give them a big helping hand in the relegation battle.

Luton have also made a change with Daiki Hashioka on for Reece Burke.

Anthony Elanga is on for Ibrahim Sangare.

Starting to get back under way in four of the matches, a little behind at Chelsea.

Anthony Elanga might be one of those coming out in the second half to hopefully fight for Forest. He's been warming up extensively during the break.

Andrew: Forest fan here. Our season is becoming an embarrassment and our premier league survival looking less likely. Please please please come out and play with fight this second half.

Lew: Vincent Kompany will be a brilliant manager in years to come. Burnley are right to stick with him. Easy to forget Burnley were winners of the Championship last season.

Chris Wise
Final Score commentator at the Vitality Stadium

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Bournemouth started and finished the stronger, but there was a sizeable chunk of that first-half where Everton have been a threat.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s had a couple of chance as his long wait for a Premier League goal goes on. But he’s led the Everton frontline with power, and has won most of his aerial duals.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If Forest contine to play as they have been in that last 10-15 minutes for the rest of the season they are going down. You cannot afford to be doing that at any part of any game.

Palace can just start to see survival at the end of this next 45 minutes if they can manage to hold on.

A big 45 minutes awaits in Nottingham.

Sheffield United have failed to score a first-half goal in 22 of their 29 games, more often than any other team in the Premier League this season.

Fulham have failed to score a first-half goal in 19 of their 30 games.

Explains a lot.

The whistle goes for half time with Chelsea ahead against the 10 men of Burnley.

Malo Gusto surges into the box but his fierce effort from a tight angle is well saved by Arijanet Muric, who has done well in this half.

Burnley reorganised after going down to 10 men with Charlie Taylor on for Zeki Amdouni.

Burnley assistant Craig Bellamy is now orchestrating things on the sidelines, too, with Vincent Kompany sent off.

Jefferson Lerma curls it straight out for a goal kick.

That's the first half. Jean-Philippe Mateta's goal the difference, though Palace could have been 2-0 up had Matz Sels not stopped Eberechi Eze from close range.

Luton go into the break with a priceless lead as a smattering of boos from the home fans greet the half-time whistle.

One last corner for Palace before half-time...

This can only get better.

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Luton's corner comes to nothing and Tottenham break quickly, with Timo Werner squaring the ball for Son Heung-min on the edge of the area, but his shot is blocked.