Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score

"Odion Ighalo's goal does take a big deflection for the finish but there is no pressure on the ball. Chelsea full-back Cesar Azpilicueta lets him get the shot away, he needs to push him wider and wider.

"Chelsea are not the team they were last season but Watford - once they go in front - they go even more on the retreat. Defensively, they are very well organised. I can't see Chelsea breaking them down."

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

"Gary Cahill invites Odion Ighalo to have a shot! He's effectivley saying: 'You're not going to beat me, get your shot away if you like.' And it gets the deflection and goes in.

"This is not going to be easy now for Chelsea - Watford have conceded just 16 goals this season."

Spurs could have absolutely buried this one but Dele Alli had a low shot well saved by Declan Rudd. The home side are on the hunt for a decisive strike though. 

Back off Odion Ighalo at your peril! Yet another goal for the Watford man as Gary Cahill lets him turn, run into the area and shoot left footed. The ball hits Cahill's heels and loops up and over Thibaut Courtois and in. When will the Chelsea slump end?

Watford are flying. 

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

"Kevin de Bruyne has got so many qualities but probably his biggest two are his excellent delivery and he is very cool in front of goal.

"That finish was so composed - he just passed it into the net."

Jordan Henderson plays a great raking pass to Christian Benteke, who looks really short of confidence. He lets the ball go wide left instead of taking a quick touch and charging towards goal. And in the end he tries to find a team-mate in the box but doesn't make a good job of that either.

Not been as good a game as we might have hoped being honest.

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We've been experiencing some issues this afternoon with our scores updating. So, just to be clear, here is how things stand in the Premier League:

Latest scores:

Aston Villa 0-1 West Ham

Bournemouth 0-0 Crystal Palace

Chelsea 1-1 Watford

Liverpool 0-0 Leicester

Man City 4-0 Sunderland

Swansea 1-0 West Brom

Tottenham 2-0 Norwich

Result from earlier:

Stoke 2-0 Man Utd

Rickie Lambert is a growing force in this game.

Picked out by Chris Brunt's cross, the Baggies striker plants his header too close to Lukasz Fabianski in the Swansea goal.

West Brom have come out with a far more attacking mindset after half-time. 

Kevin de Bruyne has been magnificent again today and gets his name on the scoresheet for Manchester City. He tries to find Wilfried Bony but a Sunderland defender slides it straight back to the Belgian, who steers home from about 12 yards out.

Got to score! That's what you're in the team for, Rudy Gestede hanging high to meet a lovely cross from Alan Hutton but heading over the bar. Six yards out. Head it down and score...

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score

"Eden Hazard has been poor but how poor has Cesc Fabregas been for Chelsea? We have seen him so creative, be the spark and dictating the tempo, but he can't pass from A to B now and looks devoid of confidence."

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Is it all over already for Aston Villa? They haven't won since the opening day of the season and are heading for yet another defeat this afternoon. If it's going to change, it's got to change now...

Both sides are running a 'who can give the ball away the most' competition at Anfield. It's about 15-15 in the second half already. 

The Reds are looking shaky at the back but the Foxes fail to take advantage of about four opportunities to get in.

There must be something unusual afoot - Diego Costa just sprinted past two players in midfield! All to play for in a very tight game thus far. 

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score

"How can you rule Manchester City out of the title race? They have lost five but if they lose a couple more, that will be it.

"They have quality in their side though, they can go on a run of 10-15 games and win them on the bounce but they are always susceptible to a blip.

"You couldn't trust them going into this game against Sunderland, you expect them to beat them but you always expect a blip."

Manchester City start the second half on the attack - Kevin de Bruyne finds David Silva, whose shot is tipped wide by Vito Mannone.

Swansea are winning but caretaker boss Alan Curtis brings on Jack Cork for Jefferson Montero at the break.