Hull needed to do something at the break and Sergej Jakirovic makes one change with defender John Egan replaced by midfielder Matt Crooks.

Sunderland have lost each of their last 48 Premier League games when trailing by 2+ goals at half time since a 2-2 draw with West Bromwich Albion in December 2002.

Bournemouth have lost just three of their previous 52 Premier League home games when leading at half-time (W38 D11) and are unbeaten in their last 19 (W14 D5) since a 2-1 loss against Wolves in October 2023.

Sunderland have got a big hill to climb in this second half.

Many thought they could be heading for the drop this season with the added burden of European football.

Is that theory coming to fruition?

Oliver Glasner has made a double change during the break.

Ryan Yates takes the captain's armband off Morgan Gibbs-White and makes his first appearance of the season, replacing Xaver Schlager.

Daniel Munoz comes on for Ola Aina.

Hull City have failed to have a shot on target in the first half of three Premier League games this season (also versus Coventry and Fulham).

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at the Gtech Community Stadium

Nikola Milenkovic seems to have been seriously rattled by the own goal.

The Serbian gave away a free kick in a dangerous area just minutes later.

Fortunately for him, Mathias Jensen clipped the crossbar after doing brilliantly to get it up and over the Forest wall from the edge of the box. A fraction away from a Brentford second.

Half time probably came at a good time for the defender; a moment to regroup.

Second halves are starting to get under way.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur have devoted a double-page spread in today's match programme celebrating Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or win.

Kane left Spurs in August 2023as their all-time top scorer with 280 goals in 435 appearances and the messages end with: "From everyone at the club and on behalf of Spurs supporters across the world, congratulations Harry."

A well-deserved tribute to a club legend.

Scott Brown
Former Celtic captain on Final Score

I'm all up for goalkeepers playing out from the back. When they go high press, trying to get after Bournemouth.

I'm all for that little clip over the midfield, striker hold it in, and then the midfield join. You've got to be unpredictable at times.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Are we really surprised that Brighton are beating Manchester City?

I don't think we are with the way that Brighton have been performing this season. They took the lead and then City have huffed and puffed, had a couple of chances and opportunities, but they should of scored that header.

Brighton still have plenty of work to do but they are so well organised, and are so impressive. It's up to City to break them down.

Scott Brown
Former Celtic captain on Final Score

Man City haven't been great. Erling Haaland had one chance, Jeremy Doku is creating chances down that left hand side.

It's just that last bit of quality they're missing. Brighton have gone toe-to-toe with them so far.

Bournemouth lead at the break after a big mistake from James Trafford.

Brentford and Nottingham Forest managed 13 shots between them in that opening half, but there wasn't a single shot on target.

Ipswich deservedly ahead at the break against a Hull City side that took 35 minutes to get going. Florentino Luis with the goal for Gary O'Neil's side, who have not kept a clean sheet in 10 matches in all competitions this season.

The three points will be theirs if they can stop Hull scoring in the second half.

Boos at the break, presumably for the officials.

A quick VAR check on that potential Lewis Dunk handball but the referee blows for half-time.

It's Harry Wilson who pulls rank but it's high into the Bournemouth fans.

Coventry cruising and currently shooting themselves up the table and out of the relegation zone.