Vicarage Road has become such a fortress as Watford extend their unbeaten record in the league to 14 matches.

They've won six of their last seven at home - and have eight wins in all there this season.

Vakoun Bayo's double either side of the break - taking his season tally to nine - proved enough despite Jayson Molumby's reply.

For the Baggies, their 12-match unbeaten run ends with just a third league defeat of the season.

All over!

Hornets fans you can breathe a sigh of relief as the whistle blows.

Watford move up to seventh, and West Brom drop to eighth.

Into time added on to added-time now.

Still we play on.

Girogi Chakvetadze again drives forward, but his touch is too heavy and it goes out for a goal kick.

The hosts are almost there.

The Baggies win back-to-back corners and the second almost brings a dramatic leveller.

Darnell Furlong meets it but Watford keeper Daniel Bachmann swipes it away before Alex Mowatt fires a follow-up volley wide.

Giorgi Chakvetadze attempts to liven things up and once again decides to go it alone, winning the ball back before charging down the left and cutting inside.

The end-product is high and wide.

Norwich City's opener after just 63 seconds sees them go in at the break a goal to the good.

Jose Cordoba headed in his first goal in English football from Marcelino Nunez's corner to give the hosts an early lead.

Burnley had to weather a bit of a storm and things settled down after the opening 10 minutes but they've yet to create any clear-cut chances.

Work to do for Scott Parker if his side are to avoid a third defeat of the season.

A grandstand finish looks beyond West Brom as we go into six minutes of stoppage-time.

The game has gone a bit scrappy.

But the hosts won't mind that.

Into two minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

The shape of both sides has gone a little bit awry now, there's no real shape about either side.

Late on in the game, it's very open here.

Burnley's struggle for goals appears to be continuing so far this afternoon.

Since netting nine times in their opening two games, Scott Parker's side have scored 15 in the 18-and-a-half matches that have followed.

Their overall tally of 24 is the lowest in the top seven. Can they fix that problem sooner rather than later?

Standing ovation time as two-goal Vakoun Bayo makes way for Daniel Jebbison.

Will he be the matchwinner?

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

Norwich just trying to see the half out with the clean sheet in tact, they've managed this game really well so far.

Ante Crnac is working so hard.

Lucas Pires fires the free-kick low and hard into the box for Burnley from the right-hand side but it's turned behind for a corner.

After a bit of a scramble on the edge of the box, the visitors cross again but it goes all the way out for a goal-kick.

Into the last five here at Vicarage Road.

If it stays as it is, Watford will leapfrog their opponents into seventh place.

They'll be outside of the play-off places on goal difference.

Watford make a change, bringing defender James Morris off for midfielder Yasser Larouci.

Burnley get a chance to launch a swift counter and it's fed to Luca Koleosho on the left.

He goes down inside the penalty area under pressure from Kellen Fisher but it's good defending and there's no foul.

The Clarets then recycle and win a free-kick in a promising position on the other side of the box.

John Swift has a go from range for the visitors, but Daniel Bachmann has it covered at his far post.

Then the Baggies pick up their second booking as Tom Fellows is yellow-carded for pulling Giorgi Chakveyadze's shirt.

It's Burnley's chance to hit one from distance this time and it's their top goalscorer and skipper Josh Brownhill who has a go.

Straight at Angus Gunn in the Norwich goal, though, and it's a very comfortable catch.

A fifth change of the afternoon by Carlos Corberan as he replaces goalscorer Jayson Molumby with Jed Wallace.