Matty Phillips has scored some spectacular goals of late and the QPR man is close to another, firing wide from range. Big Sam wears a big frown on his big face at the moment.

Burnley almost end their goal drought but Kasper Schmeichel comes to the rescue! A corner is headed back into the goalmouth, Lukas Jutkiewicz and Matt Taylor both have a swing and a miss at it and Schmeichel makes a fine save on his line to stop the ball bouncing in.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker on Final Score

"Charlie Adam doesn't score simple goals - when he retires I want a collection of them. He has smashed this one in."

Still Liverpool pop the ball about in midfield.

Still West Brom watch on without being unduly bothered.

Emre Can duffs one wide as he attempts something ambitious from 30 yards.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live

"As it is I think Leicester will be quite happy with the way things are going. They have an excellent support here too, they have filled their whole allocation and their fans must believe they can do it today and then go into their next home game."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

On Charlie Austin's penalty miss: "Austin went for power and that's the nerves telling. If you go down the middle you always need to go high because the keepers dangle their legs behind when they dive - that's what happened here."

Leicester look a real handful up front. Goals win games, goals keep you up and Jamie Vardy went close to one with a nice turn and shot. Easily gathered though by Tom Heaton.

It's been almost seven hours since Burnley last scored...

Pick that one out!

It may not be from as far out as his Stamford Bridge monster, but that scud of a shot from Charlie Adam was just as satisfying - burying its way into the top corner at warp speed from Marko Arnautovic's lay-off.

Sunderland are back within a point of the drop as it stands.

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Liverpool have racked up 79% possession in the first 25 minutes. They have not done enough with it in attack though with the Baggies putting up two banks of defenders and the visitors struggling to pick their way through.

MK Dons, in third, have gone in front at Rochdale thanks to Samir Carruthers. A reminder that second-placed Preston are also 1-0 up at Deepdale against Swindon.

Notts County, who are in the drop zone, lead against Doncaster. Curtis Thompson is the scorer.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

"From Ayoze Perez's point of view it's clever. Yes it's terrible defending but he gambles and it's bright play."

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What's the Premier League fuss about? Gary Neville is firmly focused on the Evo-stik North and Salford this afternoon…

Stoke still piling forward but still behind.

Stephen Ireland's sights need tweaking this time as he blasts just over the top from 20 yards or so.

Big chance for Charlie Austin, big moment for QPR. But it's saved! Austin goes hard and low down the middle, normally a good tactic but Adrian makes a slight move and saves with his legs. Stuart Pearce 1990 style.

James Collins has his hands up and that's a penalty! All day long.

The lead still eludes Hull.

Tom Huddlestone swings that trusty right boot and brings a stunning save out of Mike-Skinner lookalike Julian Speroni in the Palace goal.

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Awful defending! Dear oh dear! Newcastle counter down the left, Emmanuele Riviere puts in a low ball which Jordi Amat has to deal with. He can put it in Row Z, put it anywhere - but he puts it right at the feet of Ayoze Perez, who has a tap-in.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live

"I think Burnley are at full stretch at the moment, Leicester have the initiative. They have won their last three matches and that is showing right now."

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It's been a quiet start in the 15:00 BST kick-offs in the Championship. The only goal so far sees seventh-placed Brentford lead at Reading thanks to Alan Judge.

That was a whopper of a chance for Hull.

Robbie Brady's low cross came skimming through the six-yard box and it looked for all the world that Dame N'Doye was going to get a killer touch.

In the end, the Tigers' striker just sort of nuzzled the ball with his outstretched toe and his effort dribbled wide.