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In tonight's late game John Terry is back in the centre of defence for Chelsea, taking the place of Kurt Zouma. Ramires is in for Nemanja Matic, while Willian takes Pedro's place. Radamel Falcao starts up front, with Loic Remy dropping to the bench.  

Chelsea XI: Begovic, Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta, Ramires, Fabregas, Willian, Oscar, Hazard, Falcao.  

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Southampton make one change to the side that beat Swansea last week, with midfielder Oriol Romeu coming in for James Ward-Prowse to face his former club.

Southampton starting XI: Stekelenburg, Cedric Soares, Fonte, van Dijk, Bertrand, Romeu, Wanyama, Mane, Steven Davis, Tadic, Pelle. 

Two shots on target for Villa today, which might tell its own story. The red arrows are off target while the yellow ones are blocked attempts. Credit to the Stoke defence for those.     

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Cheers at Sunderland when the Newcastle score was read out. You've got to take what you can...

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "A third 1-1 draw in four meetings for Bournemouth and Watford - and a tale of two strikers and two goalkeepers. A mixed afternoon for Glenn Murray with a first Cherries goal and a missed penalty. Heurelho Gomes takes the applause from the visiting fans for his penalty save - while opposite number Artur Boruc may wish to swerve Match of the Day tonight after his error gifted Odion Ighalo the equaliser."

Still chances at Carrow Road as Jamie Vardy has another shot saved...

and Nathan Redmond hits one wide at the other end!

Boos at Villa Park...

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It has been a fine second half and now Norwich have a header over at the other end!

Watford's Almen Abdi fancies his chances from 30 yards with a free-kick. Ambitious. In fairness, it is not far off but this game is heading for a draw.

Jamie Vardy to wrap up the win...Wide!

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As it stands, Brighton will extend their advantage at the top of the Championship by a point. They are drawing 1-1 with Cardiff, while Middlesbrough are 1-0 down at Reading. The Royals, Birmingham (1-0 up at Leeds) and Hull (1-0 up at Nottingham Forest) will stay in touch with the leaders.

Peterborough and Millwall are throwing haymakers at each other in an attempt to land a knock-out blow in League One. Conor Washington looked to have done just that, making it 4-2 to the home side, but Mark Beevers' goal has kept Millwall in it.

Into added time as Mame Diouf leaves Villa Park on a stretcher...

Four minutes left at the Etihad Stadium and nothing much to report. The players know this game is done, and they are playing like it.

It's not your day Norwich! Nathan Redmond fires in from an angle and it hits the outside of the post. 

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John Hartson
Former Wales striker on Final Score

"The referee turns the first appeal down on Glenn Murray and then it's given on Smith. I think because he turns the first one down he gives the second appeal.

"But it's a good save. Watford will feel it wasn't a penalty, so they think justice has prevailed."

Postpublished at 16:42 British Summer Time 3 October 2015

16:42 BST 3 October 2015

Aston Villa 0-1 Stoke

Mame Diouf looks like he has done a thigh injury and he comes off, to be replaced by Joselu. Stoke looking for a big three points as e enter the last few minutes...

Glenn Murray strides up confidently, but his effort from the penalty spot is saved!

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