Bottom club Leicester gave their hopes of escaping relegation a big fillip as Jamie Vardy scored a late winner at West Brom.

Leicester, three points off safety, conceded first as Darren Fletcher escaped his man to head in. David Nugent poked home to level but the Foxes fell behind again as Craig Gardner's deflected volley bobbled in.

But the visitors' hard work after the break paid off as Robert Huth nodded in and Vardy scored a 90th-minute winner.

Stephen Williams: Good to see Stiliyan Petrov well again (see 10:50) - hope he does his bit and takes the kit home to wash when it's his turn!

Paul Robson: 0-3 Darlington V Hartlepool; greatest away day of my life! 4,000 Poolies invaded Darlington, it was like a home game.

Adrian Bennett: Whenever my beloved Nottingham Forest beat Derby County, that is derby day heaven for me.

Andrew Beard: Best derby game ever watched has to be Villa's 5-1 drubbing of Birmingham 2008. The Carew and Young show. What a game.

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MOTD2 Extra

MOTD2 Extra is on BBC One at 12:15 BST.

Guy Mowbray is joined in the studio by former Wales midfielder Robbie Savage, ex-Republic of Ireland winger Kevin Kilbane and Sunday Mirror sports columnist Andy Dunn.

They will be discussing all the big talking points from Saturday's games - as well as looking forward to the two big matches on Sunday.

MOTD2 will be on BBC One at 22:30 BST (23:25 BST in Scotland) with highlights from Loftus Road as QPR play Chelsea and from Old Trafford as Manchester United entertain rivals Manchester City.

Jason Mohammed is presenting and will be alongside ex-England internationals Phil Neville and Trevor Sinclair.

Crystal Palace's performance in their win at Sunderland was 'like watching Brazil', said Eagles boss Alan Pardew.

A hat-trick from Yannick Bolasie and a goal from Glenn Murray, his sixth in six games, gave Palace an easy 4-1 victory at the Stadium of Light.

Palace, 11th in the table, are aiming to finish in the top half of the Premier League for the first time.

"Our fans were singing 'it's like watching Brazil', and it was," 53-year-old Pardew told BBC Sport.

"We were terrific and we caused Sunderland a lot of problems. It was an emphatic win and the scoreline didn't even do us justice. We had so many chances and never looked in any danger."

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Former Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder Jermaine Jenas:

"Sunderland were terrible and Palace capitalised. They played Yannick Bolasie down the middle and he created problems for Sunderland all day. He caused havoc. For the third goal Mile Jedinak didn't even look up. He's just popped a ball over the top, Bolasie's given John O'Shea a five-yard head start and he's just eaten him up.

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"What Alan Pardew's done at Palace is phenomenal. Newcastle should count themselves lucky he was there earlier in the season or it could have been a different situation for them."

Yannick Bolasie's 11-minute hat-trick helped Crystal Palace humiliate relegation-threatened Sunderland.

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Glenn Murray put the Eagles ahead when he headed in from close range after Bolasie's deflected cross. Bolasie added a second soon afterwards as he poked the ball past Costel Pantilimon after Murray's knockdown.

A lofted finish from Bolasie made it 3-0 and he completed his treble from Murray's pass before Connor Wickham volleyed in a late consolation. The result, the second time in three home games that Sunderland have conceded four goals, increases the Black Cats' relegation fears.

From one Sunday League team, to a defensive performance worthy of Sunday League.

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Lewis Starks: Five-a-side team... Squad got too big so formed into two teams... Ended up playing each other. Desmond scoreline (2-2), I bagged a brace.

Adil Rehmanaslam: A sibling derby, I beat my brother at the Fifa computer game. 3-0 down at HT, went on to win the game something crazy like 7-5 aet.

Brian Keith: Our derby was because we were the worst two teams in our Sunday league, with zero victories, we won 9-1. It was our only win all season.

Elton, London: Best derby ever has to be Arsenal 4-4 Spurs. Edge of the seat entertainment throughout, some phenomenal individual goals and comic defending made it the most memorable game I've ever seen.

Ryan in Lincoln: That injury-time winner for United in the Manchester derby still has me celebrating. That excitement is what it's all about.

From George: Best derby Everton 2-3 Liverpool on Good Friday, Gary McAllister free kick from 45 yards in injury-time. Worst Halifax beating York 2-0 only to lose 3-2 in the second half.

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Former Fulham and Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy:

"I think the effect Tim Sherwood has on strikers is clear. You saw it with Emmanuel Adebayor at Tottenham where he brought the best out of him. I think he puts his arm around players and gives them the freedom to go and express themselves. Benteke was just unplayable. He gave Federico Fazio and Eric Dier such a tough time in the air, but also made all the right decisions with the ball at his feet.

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"Benteke had more touches than any other Aston Villa player today. That is highly unusual for a striker, but it reflects the way that this team is set up to bring the best out of him."

"I think that the young players who are thriving at Tottenham are largely a part of Tim Sherwood's role with the under-21s and then as manager of the senior team at White Hart Lane last season. He should have got the Tottenham role this summer for me."

In-form Christian Benteke scored the only goal as Aston Villa beat Tottenham to move six points above the relegation zone.

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Benteke headed in Leandro Bacuna's cross as Villa boss Tim Sherwood got the better of his former club. Villa deserved their victory and almost had a second when Gabriel Agbonlahor hit the post from Benteke's flick-on.

They had to see it out with 10 men after Carlos Sanchez was sent off for a second booking late on.

We will have much more Manchester derby chat later on, but let's have a look back at yesterday's Premier League football. On the day Stiliyan Petrov was celebrating a trophy win, his old side were doing him proud in north London.

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Humanities Leader: Poynton v Poynton Nomads. Poynton had two sent off in first 20 minutes and gave away a penalty yet we still won 5-4.

Tom: School clinging on at 1-0. Made a block on the line with my face, only to score an own goal a minute later. Drew 1-1

Rishabh Kapoor: I'm a defender. We needed to win to qualify. 1st I scored a header from corner. Later conceded free kick which led to goal.

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Tom G: Has to be the ridiculous North London 4-4 from 2008.

Stephen: spurs v arsenal 2004. finished 2-2 but we won the league on there ground and remained unbeaten!

Paddy: Has to be the 6-1 - never forgotten!

Hmm, not a Manchester derby that one by any chance?

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Speaking of Sunday League football. This is surely the most heart-warming football story you will read all day.

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Just days after being cleared of leukaemia, ex-Aston Villa midfielder Stiliyan Petrov scored and helped his Sunday League team - Wychall Wanderers - win the Central Warwickshire Over-35s Premier Division One Cup.

Petrov retired from professional football in 2013 after being diagnosed with acute leukaemia.

"After my treatment people told me I can't play football again, but now I can kick a ball again - even at this level and win something like this," said the 35-year-old Bulgarian.

"This will go next to my Uefa Cup medal. But it is more valuable than everything else - it is priceless."

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Matthew Hill: SJFC 4-4 Kopa Kabana. 4-1 down, 20 mins left...we (SJ) equalised in injury time - their ex-striker bagged it for us!

Cay: Playing an Under-16's game against our local rivals, losing 11-2, and I score from 40 yards.

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Former Chelsea defender Graeme Le Saux
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"Manchester City have struggled to get motivated for every game this season. That's an issue with the manager's motivation and the motivation of the big name players. On current form, Manchester United will finish above City."

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So if Robin van Persie might be leaving (see 10:37), who is replacing him at Old Trafford?

The Sunday Express, external think they know. They report that Manchester United have opened talks with Paris St-Germain about a deal to take striker Edinson Cavani to Old Trafford this summer.

Jack Nicholls: Arsenal 5 Spurs 2. No explanation needed.

Martin Griffin: Chelsea 0-1 QPR; Shaun Wright-Phillips winner at Stamford Bridge.

Sean Leo: The 2009 Manchester derby which United 4-3 with a Michael Owen winning goal.

Adam: 1-0 down HT v Derby. 2nd half #NFFC fight back & goals on 75 & 90+2. Carnage in away end. Craziest I've ever known it.

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