Another defensive injury for Manchester United, with Matteo Darmian sustaining an injury when making a brave headed clearance and the Italian is replaced by Paddy McNair.

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Odion Ighalo's opener for Watford was the third quickest second-half goal scored in the Premier League so far this season. It came after 44 seconds.

Ighalo has now scored seven goals in his last seven league appearances at Vicarage Road.

And now it's Stoke's turn to go close. Joselu up like the first salmon of the season, nobody near him, great connection with the header but straight at Kasper Schmeichel. BIG CHANCE. 

It's still scrappy at The Hawthorns, where we've yet to see a shot on target in the second half. In fact, West Brom didn't manage any in the first half either.

To be fair, they are marginally the better team after the break.

Sunderland with the best chance of the second half but Billy Jones cannot flick a header past Artur Boruc from no more than six yards out. A yard either side etc...

More rubbish defending from Newcastle as they can't deal with a corner, Odion Ighalo is in there making a nuisance of himself and it runs to Craig Cathcart, who batters home with his left peg.

Random Craig Cathcart trivia: On a long-running football manager game I've got saved, he manages Bayern Munich. Strange but true...

Remember when Saturday night TV was great? Noel's House Party, Blind Date, Gladiators?

Well I reckon Odion Ighalo would have been brilliant at the gauntlet on Gladiators. He has just bulldozed his way through four Newcastle defenders and emerged with the ball. They can't stop him. 

Another chance for Tottenham. Kieran Trippier floats a cross to the back post and it is met by a diving header from Harry Kane but Palace goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey is well positioned to block the effort.

Finally some spark from Manchester United as Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata play a neat one-two in the box but Virgil van Dijk sticks out a big foot and somehow diverts the ball away from danger. That's given the home fans some optimism.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"One of the players who has been outstanding for me is Wes Morgan. I don’t think he gets the credit he deserves. Captain, hardly misses a game, solid, old fashioned centre-half and he gets the job done. If he continues like that I wouldn’t be surprised if he is in the PFA team of the season."

Comedienne and Crystal Palace fan Jo Brand is currently walking 150 miles from Hull to Liverpool for Sport Relief 2016. Watch this clip of fellow Palace fans showing their support for Jo...

You can follow Jo's progress on day two of her challenge here.

It threatens to be a familiar story for Bournemouth fans. Their side were well on top at the Stadium of Light, could and should have been further ahead, but now they are back level. I saw them throw away points against West Ham recently - same again?

Albion straight on the front foot. Their ears are probably still stinging from Tony Pulis' half-time rollicking.

And they have a chance when Villa midfielder Idrissa Gana clatters into the back of Salomon Rondon near the left-hand byline.

Craig Gardner fizzes in the free-kick, but Craig Dawson cannot keep his header down. The search for an Albion effort on target continues...

That would have been goal of the month if it had gone in. Cristian Eriksen, on the angle, curls a shot just over the bar from 30 yards out. Serious effort that.

Can Stoke fight back in the second half? They have picked up 16 of their 33 points on the road this season...

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As the second halves get back under way, here's a quick glance at the scores at the break in League Two.

Danny Drinkwater's goal means Leicester City have become the final team to score outside the box this season in the Premier League. 

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The very definition of catching a side 'still in the dressing room' as Watford score within seconds of the restart! Troy Deeney chips a ball over the top, Odion Ighalo is onside and clean through and he rounds Rob Elliot to score.

Cheers around Old Trafford - the loudest of the afternoon - as Juan Mata replaces Marouane Fellaini.

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