Hull keeper Konstantinos Tzolakis denies Reece James twice in the space of five minutes, the second is a free-kick which may have been about to hit the post.

That's quite a hit from Justin Kluivert from 25-yards and it needed a fingertip save from Caoimhin Kelleher to push it safely over the bar.

Not quite as ferocious as his first-half effort.

Ellen White
Former England striker on Final Score

I feel like Villa are going through a bit of a transition. Unai Emery is going through having to lose such key players that were really prominent and were part of their success obviously last season.

It's a transition and understanding the philosophy. They had a good win mid-week in the Champions League but they have to translate that into the Premier League.

Four of Liam Delap's 14 Premier League goals have come against Aston Villa, his most against a single opponent in the competition.

Even though Villa made the changes at half-time Forest have been the much better team since the break. Morgan Gibbs-White plays a teasing ball across that nobody is there for - and then Dan Ndoye shoots over from 20 yards.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Before the game, I think we were thinking it would be an easy three points for Liverpool, it's been anything but easy. Just slow and sluggish from them.

Hull defender John Egan is booked for a foul - and about a minute later Matt Crooks joins him in the book for another tackle.

That was very nicely worked forward by Adrien Truffert and Marcus Tavernier but the final ball into the box was poor.

The away side have started the second half brightly and have already won a corner thanks to Jack Clarke.

But the delivery is easily dealt with by Crystal Palace and nothing comes of it.

Maz Farookhi
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds at Wembley

What a start for Nottingham Forest in this second half. Liam Delap had lots of space and time, just beats Suzuki.

That was Liam Delap's first goal in any competition since 7 January for Chelsea against Fulham.

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Liverpool's Alexander Isak twists and turns to get into the penalty area and he tries to shoot across goal, but there is no power on the attempt and comfortable for Bernd Leno in the away goal.

Look away now Ipswich Town fans.

Crystal Palace came from behind at half-time to win 3-2 against Fulham last Saturday...

Joel Ward
Former Crystal Palace defender on Radio 5 Live

Looking at the stats for the first half, Chelsea obviously controlled possession, but the shots on target were the same. Chelsea have had a lot more corners, but Hull are comfortable in those positions defending. I'm sure that this week leading into these games and leading into the opening game against Man Utd, they will have worked on overloads and sustained pressure that they're going to come under against these top teams.

Why come away from what's brought you success? They're here and they're a good, hard-working group. That's evident in the way that they've played today and have stuck into this game. They've made it difficult for Chelsea to create in this game and on the flip side, they've been clinical with the chances that have been given to them.

That Liam Delap goal came 45 seconds into the second half.

And back under way in Bournemouth.

Elliot Stroud shoots over for Hull as they look to score a third.

Palace get the second half started at Selhurst Park.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea are playing the same four-at-the-back formation just with a more attacking left-sided full-back.

Pep Chavarria, the summer signing from Rayo Vallecano is on, with Jorrel Hato going off.

It's impossible not to think that Hato's mistake for Hull's equaliser is not part of the reason that he has come off.