Sherwood wins on return to Tottenham
Leicester hit back to beat West Brom
Bolasie hat-trick as Palace thrash Sunderland
Hull lose 2-0 at Saints, Stoke deny West Ham late on
Image source, ReutersRelief! Relief etched on the face of Graziano Pelle as he scores his first goal in 15 games! Morgan Schneiderlin plays him in and the Italian buries a low left-footed shot with the aid of a slight deflection. Hull sunk.
Image source, Getty ImagesVital! This could be vital yet for Leicester as Robert Huth heads in an equaliser. A set-piece is not dealt with, Dave Nugent helps it back to the far post, it's headed back into the goalmouth and Huth climbs high to head home. He's mobbed. A pile-on.
More panicked defending from Sunderland but they prevent Wilfried Zaha from making it five...
League Two: Plymouth look like today's main winners in the play-off race, thus far, but having gone 2-0 up against Mansfield, the Stags have got one back through Vadaine Oliver. If they hold on, Argyle could go sixth - top of the group of five clubs around the 60-point mark.
Hull will be left in real trouble if they can't find a leveller today. QPR and Burnley will be able to see a way out of the bottom three at this rate.
Image source, Getty ImagesHarry Kane has another chance for Spurs but he slices his shot from inside the box well wide of goal.
Villa are having to dig in at White Hart Lane. Nathan Baker and Ron Vlaar do a sterling job to rise highest and head away a corner each. There is about 15 minutes left here for Villa to hold on or Spurs to save themselves.
Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Aston Villa
West Ham have been on the back foot since half-time but go close as Cheikhou Kouyate fires in a low shot which is well saved by Asmir Begovic.
Riyad Mahrez has only just been introduced into the game but he takes on responsibility for a free-kick on the edge of the box. He gets the ball over the wall but also over the goal and a good chance goes begging for Leicester.
Crystal Palace really rubbing it in now as Yannick Bolasie gets an ovation from the away end as he is rested up, Yaya Sanogo on in his place.
The Sunderland fans who have chosen to stay have still got 20 minutes to endure...
Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"I cannot recognise Sunderland from the team I saw against Newcastle. There was a mass walk out in Gus Poyet's last game in charge, and this is the Aston Villa match all over again."
Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown
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Image source, AP"Sunderland cannot deal with pace and Crystal Palace have it in abundance. For Yannick Bolasie's third goal, Glenn Murray almost ran straight through a brick wall, but you knew he would manage it. Palace just keep coming, they don't know when they're finished. Sunderland don't look like they belong in the Premier League."
Marko Arnautovic with a composed finish to steer Stoke level - but he's offside. That looked tight...
Gabriel Agbonlahor gave it a go but it is all in vain. He limps off and is replaced by Joe Cole.
Championship: A wonder-goal from Demarai Gray to edge Birmingham City ahead in the Midlands derby. A mazy 60-yard run and composed finish to put the home side 2-1 up at St Andrews.
Stoke have been on top in this half but can only dream of a Crystal Palace cutting edge.
More injury problems for Villa, who look set to lose Gabriel Agbonlahor to a leg injury. Joe Cole is stripped and all set to enter the action before the striker decides to give it a go. Cole has his coat back on and Villa's starting forward line remains intact.
Almost five! Palace break away, they are four on three and it ends with Glenn Murray stretching to volley at Costel Pantilimon.
Crystal Palace have been brilliant in this second half but I'd have to open up the Thesaurus to find a word even close to being able to describe Sunderland's defending.
It makes you wonder how bad Newcastle were last week...