These two came together at 15:22 and they're at it again. Crystal Palace midfielder Yohan Cabaye earns a booking for a naughty challenge on Swansea's Jack Cork.

It's been rather brutal at Selhurst Park, Tyson Fury would be proud.

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I was thinking about this the other day. Surely a good shout?

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"Tottenham are playing narrow which is giving the opposition the chance to get crosses in. They have to be careful with Deeney in the form that he is. Watford have dominated the possession since going behind."

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So many strikers are on hot streaks lately - Jamie Vardy, Romelu Lukaku and Odion Ighalo. The latter has seven goals in his last five games, and is so, so close to snatching an equaliser for Watford, turning a low cross just beyond the post.

Just what is Eric Dier's best position? Defensive midfielder? Full-back? Centre-back?

Today he's taking up a bit of a sweeper role in front of Hugo Lloris (aka Hugh Laurie by certain Spurs fans...)

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Half an hour gone and Swansea goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski is already taking a long, long time with his goal kicks.

Does that sum up how it's been so far at Selhurst Park?

Dull.

If Marko Arnautovic's assist has prompted Conor to use the word saucy, it must be good.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker on BBC Final Score

"It is a great game, really end to end. There is so much quality on show with Barkley, Deulofeu and the Stoke front three. This is a top football match."

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It really was a lovely finish from Jonny Howson, but that little yellow blip in the graphic below is where Leandro Bacuna fails to clear. 

Norwich profit. Can Villa reply?

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After a fast start this game has finally settled down a bit, although Newcastle are forced into an early change. Vurnon Anita comes off injured, with Cheick Tiote replacing him. How will that change affect the visitors?

Anything you can do I can do better, eh (see 15:21)?

After Stoke opened the scoring with a lovely team move, Everton follow suit with Romelu Lukaku grabbing the leveler.

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Oh hello! Another dust up at Selhurst Park, this time involving Swansea's Jack Cork and Crystal Palace man Yohan Cabaye.

The Frenchman gets away from his man, but the Englishman brings his adversary down. Cabaye doesn't like it, getting quite angry but Cork tells him to get on his bike.

Plenty of passion on show, not much in terms of goal action though.

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Xherdan Shaqiri got the decisive strike but how about this for a team goal?

Argentina at the 2006 World Cup eat your heart out... 

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David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"Watford get caught short in the middle of the field. The ball's quickly dispatched to Lamela and he gives Gomes the eyes and rolls it to the left of the goalkeeper, passing into the net a la the great Spurs forward Jimmy Greaves. It doesn't really reflect the start, it has been very even."

Watford pay for a mix-up in midfield as Erik Lamela pounces, charges forward and rolls the ball into the net.

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