Those Bournemouth fans who set off in the early hours to be at this game...they're 20-odd minutes away from being rewarded with a victory.

This is delicately poised. Newcastle have had the better of the half without punishing Bournemouth, who have been dogged and organised.

Now Justin Kluivert has been booked for a foul on new signing Matias Fernandez-Pardo.

Fulham head coach Alvaro Arbeloa hands a full Premier League debut to midfielder Shea Charles following his £26m move from Southampton in the summer.

Charles replaces Norway international Sander Berge in the only change from last weekend’s 1-0 loss at Sunderland.

Alex Iwobi keeps his place in midfield and makes his 100th Premier League appearance for the club. It makes him only the fifth player to reach a century of Premier League appearances for three different teams.

Deadline day signings Hugo Larsson, Manuel Angel and David Affengruber all make the bench.

Fulham: Leno; Robinson, Bassey, Andersen, Castagne; Iwobi, Charles; Palacios, King, Bobb; Garcia.

Subs: Lecomte, Larsson, Berge, Angel, Muniz, Affengruber, Kevin, Sessegnon, Smith Rowe.

Crystal Palace boss Pierre Sage, who like Arbeloa is also in search of his first points of the season, makes two changes from the side that lost 4-1 at home to Manchester City eight days ago.

Summer signings Axel Disasi and Quinten Timber both come into the side for their full Palace debuts. Jorgen Strand Larsen and Takehiro Tomiyasu both drop to the bench.

Dario Osorio and Ben Chillwell, who were part of Palace’s quartet of deadline day signings, also make the bench.

Crystal Palace: Henderson; Disasi, Richards, Canvot; Mitchell, Timber, Wharton, Khalaili; Kamada, Pino, Nketiah.

Subs: Benitez, Tomiyasu, Gozo, Hughes, Doucoure, Larsen, Mingueza, Chilwell, Osorio.

Will Matias Fernandez-Pardo rescue Newcastle?

The £51m signing is coming on along with Jacob Ramsey.

Joe Willock is being replaced along with Lewis Miley.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

Liam Delap makes his full debut for Nottingham Forest against Tottenham.

The striker came off the bench in last week's 2-2 draw at Liverpool after joining from Chelsea for £50m.

Daniel Munoz is named on the bench by Oliver Glasner following his £22m move from Crystal Palace this week.

Nottingham Forest XI: Sels, Cunha, Milenkovic, Murillo, Aina, Schlager, McAtee, Williams, Ndoye, Gibbs-White, Delap.

Subs: John Victor, Hudson-Odoi, Dominguez, Wood, Diomande, Igor Jesus, Yates, Netz, Munoz.

Savio and Omar Marmoush start together for the first time for Tottenham following their moves from Manchester City.

Mykhailo Mudryk is on the bench after his loan switch from Chelsea and could make his first Premier League appearance since November 2024 after the end of his doping ban.

Lucas Bergvall, who Forest wanted to bring to the City Ground this summer, is also among the substitutes for Spurs.

Tottenham XI: Kinsky, Porro, Van Hecke, Van de Ven, Udogie, Bentancur, Tonali, Gallagher, Savio, Marmoush, Tel.

Subs: Dubravka, Robertson, Senesi, Gray, Bergvall, Fernandes, Solanke, Kudus, Mudryk

Newcastle are preparing for a double change - and the new man is getting ready to come on.

No sign of panic from Newcastle who continue to have the better of the second half but Bournemouth are well organised.

A short corner by Lewis Hall eventually ends with the left-back firing well over from the edge of the box.

Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter at Etihad Stadium

Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca gives a debut to deadline day signing Iliman Ndiaye after his £60m move from Everton. The Senegal international replaces Phil Foden in the only change from last Friday's win at Crystal Palace.

The £125m man Enzo Fernandez is on the bench, alongside fellow summer recruit Ayyoub Bouaddi.

Man City XI: Donnarumma, Khusanov, Dias, Guehi, Gvardiol, Anderson, O'Reilly, Ndiaye, Semenyo, Cherki, Haaland.

Coventry boss Frank Lampard makes two changes from their narrow defeat by Hull last weekend.

Ethan Pinnock and Frank Onyeka come into the side in place of Caleb Yirenkyi and Loum Tchaouna.

Coventry City XI: Rushworth, Van Ewijk, Thomas, Amenda, Pinnock, Dasilva, Grimes, Onyeka, Rudoni, Mason-Clark, Awoniyi.

Another Newcastle attack, but what's this?

Yoane Wissa takes out Tyler Adams off the ball and is shown a yellow card.

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Better by Newcastle this half but Bournemouth look capable of hurting their opponents each time they drive forward. The Cherries have just won their first corner of the second half.

Maz Farookhi
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

The body language of Marco Rose is interesting to watch. It is edgy.

Newcastle are knocking on the door!

Such determination by Yoane Wissa to dig out a cross which is flicked on by Anthony Elanga into the path of Joe Willock.

Willock's glancing header, however, falls agonisingly wide.

A delay in play to allow Evanilson treatment for an injury.

Play resumes with Bournemouth temporarily down to 10 as the Brazilian is forced to wait on the sidelines to come back on.

That's a lovely move by Newcastle but up goes the offside flag as Harvey Barnes attempts to toe-poke it towards goal after Joe Willock's cutback.

That all came about after great vision by Lewis Hall to find Willock.

No changes by either side at the start of the second half.

£51m deadline day signing Matias Fernandez-Pardo remains on the Newcastle bench.

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Danny Murphy
Ex-England midfield and Match of the Day pundit

Newcastle were nervy playing out - sloppy passing, dwelling on the ball too long - and got punished. It definitely encouraged Bournemouth to go after them more. The visitors had some luck with the goals but they deserved that.

I don't expect to see Newcastle play like that again in the second half. They've got to go for it this half and take the risk of losing the third goal. They were a bit cautious in the first half; they sat and tried to play counter attack at home, which is fine but when you're losing a game, you can't do that.