Summary

  • Pino, Lerma and Kamada score as Crystal Palace come from behind to beat Nottm Forest 3-1 on Glasner return

  • Hull's Belloumi earns 2-2 draw with Everton after Dewsbury-Hall and Barry had inspired Toffees revival

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Charlotte Coates & Jess Anderson

  1. Hull City 1-0 Everton

    Brennan Johnson picks out Thierno Barry with a lovely ball into the box but once again Barry can't pick his spot.

    The header is straight at Konstantinos Tzolakis.

  2. 'Beautiful dink from Gelhardt'

    Hull City 1-0 Everton

    Pat Nevin
    Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Hull are chasing everything down and waiting for the mistake. I described them like a cobra in the first half and that's true.

    Mistake from Ainsley Maitland-Niles, poor pass, he has to deal with that. The dink, the beautiful little dink from Joe Gelhardt. Hull deserve it.

  3. Hull City 1-0 Everton

    A great noise around the MKM Stadium now. Hull are going into the top five of the Premier League if this stays the same.

    Who'd have thought?!

  4. Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    Forest win a corner and it's headed down by Morgan Gibbs-White at the back post but clawed away by Walter Benitez.

    Murillo is arriving for the rebound but his header is blocked.

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    Three of the least effective strikers in the Premier League today - Delap, Barry and McBurnie. Not exactly a feat for purists.

    Steve, Bicester

  6. Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    Liam Delap dribbles into the box but he can't make much of the finish.

    Delap is a weird one isn't he, all those big-money moves but hasn't really come good anywhere.

  7. goal

    GOAL - Hull City 1-0 Everton

    Joe Gelhardt (48 mins)

    My wishes have been answered.

    Ainsley Maitland-Niles won't want to see this one again. He completely misses his kick deep in his own half and Sorba Thomas is able to slip it through for Joe Gelhardt.

    He takes a touch and dinks it nicely over Jordan Pickford.

    Hull City's Joe Gelhardt scores their first goalReuters
    Hull City's Joe Gelhardt celebrates scoring their first goalReuters

  8. Hull City 0-0 Everton

    Would be great if we had a goal or two in this second half.

    The first half was certainly one to forget.

  9. Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    By the way, Palace's second goal has now actually been given to Jefferson Lerma.

    Feels like the correct decision.

  10. KICK-OFF

    Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    Back under way. An all-action first half, more of the same?

  11. KICK-OFF

    Hull City 0-0 Everton

    Hull get the second half going in this one.

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    Everton need more threat on goal. Tyrique George should be on for Johnson. Otherwise we'll be stuck defending all game and Hull will nick one.

    Peter, Abingdon

  13. 'Everton look sluggish'

    HT: Hull City 0-0 Everton

    Pat Nevin
    Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The team that seems to want it more is Hull. They've attacked really well, on the break and have looked dangerous on the corners.

    There are little bits of technical brilliance from Everton in the final third but it's very few. As a team, they look sluggish in comparison.

    At the moment, 0-0, not a lot in it. I just want to hear what's happened with the goal that was disallowed.

  14. 'Forest should be out of sight'

    HT: Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    Daniel Gabbidon
    Former Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 at Selhurst Park

    You have to give credit to Crystal Palace because they were second best for most of that first half. We spoke before the game about all the sub-plots leading into it and it hasn't disappointed. A lot of that has been down to really poor defending from both teams.

    Nottingham Forest should be out of sight. They got off to a great start, Dan Ndoye with a really smart finish. There were chances for Liam Delap and Morgan Gibbs-White.

    Palace came back with the left-right combination and got two goals right before half-time to turn the momentum.

    It's been a really exciting first half and I think there's more goals to come.

  15. HT: Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    Nottingham Forest's first half:

    • xG - 2.18
    • Shots - 16
    • Shots on target - 4
    • Big chances - 6

    Oliver Glasner will wonder how on earth his side are trailing.

  16. Offside or not offside?

    HT: Hull City 0-0 Everton

    Dale Johnson
    Football issues correspondent

    As soon as Brennan Johnson was shown to be in an offside position, there was no realistic outcome other than a disallowed goal.

    Mendy's block is not classed as a deliberate play in the laws. It is like a goalkeeper making a save. That means the offside phase remains active from Harrison Armstrong's shot.

    If Mendy had made a poor clearance, that would have reset offside and goal may have counted.

    But the offside phase did remain active. So when Johnson challenges Giles, that has to be an offside offence

  17. 'Johnson's in an offside decision' - PL Match Centre

    HT: Hull City 0-0 Everton

    Premier League

    After VAR review, the referee overturned the original decision of goal to Everton – with Johnson in an offside position and deemed to be challenging an opponent for the ball.

    REF: “Everton No.22 is in an offside position and challenges Hull No.3. Final decision is offside.”

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  18. HT: Hull City 0-0 Everton

    Darren Cann
    Former Premier League assistant referee

    Brennan Johnson was in an offside position when the shot came in from Harrison Armstrong. Johnson then challenged Hull City’s Ryan Giles and therefore in law was interfering with an opponent.

    An excellent and correct intervention from VAR Tim Wood, who was also right to instruct referee Michael Salisbury to go to the monitor as this was a subjective offside decision, rather a factual one.

    Brennan Johnson of Everton reacts after his goal was disallowed for a foul after a VAR check during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Hull City and Everton at MKM Stadium on October 11Getty Images

  19. HT: Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    It was Jefferson Lerma with the header from the corner but Anan Khalaili has been credited with the goal.

    Lerma was certainly the one who peeled off in celebration.

  20. HALF-TIME

    Crystal Palace 2-1 Nottingham Forest

    VAR had a quick look at that goal but deemed it to be good.

    Neco Williams blasts over the bar right before the break and there's claims for a penalty. This has been breathless stuff.

    No penalty and the whistle for half-time blows.