Brighton 1-1 West Ham
51. Whatever Graham Potter said at the interval seems to have worked.
Bowen plays it Wan-Bissaka out wide and his cross finds Kudus in the penalty area.
His shot goes through the legs of Verbruggen to put them on level terms at the Amex Stadium.
Goal – Mohammed Kudus (West Ham)
View from SunSport’s Graham Thomas at St Mary’s
Jack Stephens’ goal – and some missed chances by Fulham – mean Saints are halfway towards their first home league win for almost six months.
The Cottagers look out of sorts with Raul Jimenez and Willian both missing chances.
View from SunSport’s Graham Hill at Molineux
Manchester United target Matheus Cunha is on fire right now – and the fans are planning a pub trip with the manager!
Cunha has been running the show in the latter stages of first half – and the Brazil star grabbed the opening goal after 32 minutes.
He started and finished the move, which ended with Rayan Ait-Nouri setting up Cunha who deftly steered the ball home from close range.
Cunha then delivered a cross for Strand Larsen who put his shot just wide.
Boss Pereira is well-known for celebrating wins in the local Wetherspoon pub The Moon Under Water.
And the South Bank supporters are already anticipating a few pints with a chant of: “Vitor Pereira, we’ll see you in ‘Spoons”.
HT: Newcastle 1-0 Ipswich
Isak’s penalty is the difference between the teams at St James’ Park this afternoon.
To compound the visitors’ problems, they are down to ten men after Johnson was shown a second yellow card.
The Magpies have been dominant and you would expect to see nothing less than a deluge of goals after the break.
HT: Southampton 1-0 Fulham
It has been a woeful display from Fulham so far.
Southampton lead through Stephens’ goal and the visitors have failed to register a single shot on target so far.
This would be a low point in the campaign for The Cottagers, getting beat by the worst team in the Premier League.
