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If things stay as they are Everton will be five points clear of the relegation zone.

Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, would remain just one point clear.

We're back under way at Goodison Park.

Nottingham Forest have only won one of the 19 previous times they have fallen 1-0 behind in the Premier League this season.

This is a massive 45 minutes for Nuno Espirito Santo's side.

Ross: Nuno out, Allardyce in? Who says no?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

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Expect to hear more about that non-penalty decision if Nottingham Forest do not get a result here. In fact expect to hear more about it even if they do.

It looked like a clear handball by Ashley Young but nothing was given. Everton have escaped there.

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

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Everton go into half-time off the back of a good 45 minutes Sean Dyche has got a performance from Everton.

With a 1-0 score-line Nuno will be telling his team they can do better. Forest have more to offer and we have an intriguing second half coming up.

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I said Nottingham Forest might feel a bit wronged by that decision not to award a penalty for a handball.

And it seems that some of the Forest coaching staff feel the same way. It appears one of them was shown a yellow card just before the break for arguing with the fourth official.

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Nottingham Forest sweep a corner out of play and that's the final bit of first-half action as Anthony Taylor blows the whistle.

Steven Re. to Bigos at 13:59: The exact opposite of what you say is true. Having Everton stay in the Premier League would show that heart and courage trumps the totally unfair and incompetent behaviour of the Premier League which should be thoroughly investigated and regulated.

It wasn't given by Anthony Taylor initially, and a quick VAR check rules that it's not a penalty.

Ashley's Young's arm did look like it was outstretched so Forest might feel a bit aggrieved by that one.

Ooh will there be a penalty for Nottingham Forest here?

That ball seemed to strike Ashley Young's arm in the box.

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

Brilliant save from England's number one Jordan Pickford.

He was completely out of position, but he scrambles across his goal and gets himself set - a fantastic save.

Pickford celebrates the save like it was a goal!

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That's a great stop from Jordan Pickford to deny Chris Wood.

Neco Williams looks like he's gearing up for a shot, but he finds Wood, who takes well it on the volley only for it to be smothered quickly by the Everton goalkeeper.

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

They need another one Everton, Forest will grow into this game.

If it's 1-0 by the 60-minute mark Everton will drop deeper and deeper.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodson Park

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Everton fans normally urge Idrissa Gueye not to shoot, such is his poor record and traditionally wayward aim, but they will take that one.

It's been a real mess at times but Everton have shown the greater attacking intent and deserve their lead. It also helped release some of the tension that was building around Goodison Park.

That was Idrissa Gueye's first Premier League goal at Goodison Park since February 2017.

That was against Sunderland when now-teammate Jordan Pickford was Sunderland goalkeeper!

Kirk: How important will that be for Everton!

Everton come close to a second!

Matz Sels was racing to get across his goal there, but luckily for him Dominic Calvert-Lewin's deflected shot trickles just wide of the post.

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BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

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Goodison Park erupts with joy and relief.