Still all West Ham as they have a corner right across the face of goal...

Jamie Millar: A worldy by Vardy! Gets better every time you see it! A fitting goal for his and Leicester's season so far...

Back under way at The Hawthorns.

Nic Lewis: Spurs' season has uncanny similarities with 2011/2012 season: emergence of a wonder kid, 20 goal striker

Wayne Rooney swaggers into the penalty area and plants a shot into the net - game over! But hang on it's a foul on Glen Johnson and it's ruled out. Soft...

As well as games across all three divisions this evening, there's a place at Wembley at stake too as Oxford United and Millwall meet in the second leg of the southern area final of the Football League Trophy.

Millwall have halved their 2-0 first leg deficit with a goal from Lee Gregory at the Kassam Stadium.

No away goals or extra time in that one so another from the visitors before 90 minutes will take it to penalties.

If anything, Sunderland are edging this second half. Some nice play sees the ball land close to Lee Cattermole on the edge of the area. What happens next is X-rated. It's smashed into the town centre.

Rory: WHAT A GOAL! Jamie Vardy take a bow son.

lfcway: Out of nothing! When you have a quality striker you always have a chance. Liverpool have none on show.

Hazy: Can't be mad at that Vardy goal. Belter.

In the excitement of Jamie Vardy hitting a stunner, I neglected to tell you that we are back under way at Manchester United and Crystal Palace. 

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Those Hollywood writers considering a film about Jamie Vardy need to up their game on the script front...

The Foxes are going to stay three points clear at the top of the league as it stands...

Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

"The hierarchy of the FA are watching tonight, and if they aren't impressed with Jamie Vardy... you can see from the 'wow' look on his face he was impressed himself! What a brilliant finish."

Arsenal bring on Theo Walcott, in place of Joel Campbell, as they look for more attacking verve. Their latest foray forward ends when Alexis Sanchez's dink into the penalty area is headed behind.

Has anyone else noticed that Alex Neil looks like Ross Kemp from the side?

Alex Neil on Gangs (if Norwich go down and he's sacked).

Roberto Firmino shoots over after a lengthy spell of possession for Liverpool. The Reds have had nearly 75% of possession since the break but don't look like scoring. As Alan Green points out on the wireless, they really, really miss Daniel Sturridge. 

Sebastien Bassong scores from two yards out... and looks surprised that he's offside. Sorry Seb, but rules are rules. Good move from Norwich though with Steven Naismith and Dieumerci Mbokani causing a nuisance in the box. Good call from the linesman. It was tight when Bassong collected the ball from Naismith's little toe-poke.

Dimitri Payet clips the post now from a free-kick as the Hammers continue to batter away. Like Shane Warne facing down Graham Thorpe on a fading evening, you get the feeling that one will bring three or four here...