Palace are being roared on by their home fans, as usual, with the game at Selhurst Park becoming a bit disjointed. Plenty resting on this as the players find their footing. 

Bit quieter at The Hawthorns where neither side have offered anything up front.

There was a hair-raising moment for Norwich goalkeeper John Ruddy for a second though, as he inadvertently kicked the ball out straight to West Brom's Salomon Rondon, but the striker couldn't quite control it and the the home side breathe a sigh of relief.

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Watford, who need one win to reach that magic 40-point mark, are enduring rather than enjoying their afternoon against Stoke so far. Odion Ighalo has a decent chance to open the scoring but it's easily gathered by Jack Butland in the Stoke goal. 

First chance of the game falls to Chelsea striker Loic Remy, on the right, hand side of the box and the Frenchman's low drive is kept out by the feet of West Ham goalkeeper Adrian.

It's been a lively start at Stamford Bridge, the hosts have played some nice interchanges between each other as they look to extend their 13-game unbeaten run in the league.

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Chance for Leicester as Shinji Okazaki makes room on the left side of the penalty area. His cross is deflected by Mile Jedinak with the ball looping fractionally over the approaching Riyad Mahrez. 

Lots has been written about whether Leicester's game at Palace is a potential banana skin, given that the Eagles disrupted Liverpool's and Manchester City's title ambitions over the past two seasons. It would certainly be another test to tick off the list, should Claudio Ranieri's men succeed today. Relatively comfortable so far. 

Big chance for the visitors at The Hawthorns.

Norwich winger Robbie Brady stands over a free-kick on the edge of the box, but wastes his effort by blazing it over the crossbar.

Should at least have worked the goalkeeper, the Canaries - one point outside the relegation zone - need to take every opportunity presented to them.

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Just caught a sight of banned Chelsea striker Diego Costa in the stand. Doesn't look happy. No change there then.

On the pitch, neither side have crafted any openings yet. Dimitri Payet did have his foot on the ball for the Hammers but made nothing of his opportunity.

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Fast start at Selhurst Park but it's Crystal Palace who are on the attack as Yannick Bolasie fires in a long-range shot. Earlier, Robert Huth caught the Palace winger and was very fortunate not to be booked. 

Clive Allen
Former Tottenham & England forward at Selhurst Park for 5 live Sport

"You can start to believe, if you're a Leicester City supporter. They are within touching distance, and a victory here today will certainly put them in the driving seat. 

"Crystal Palace have had horrendous form in the league in 2016. Now they are up against the league leaders, who are in scintillating form."

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Everton boss Roberto Martinez on BT Sport: "We looked like the team who had an extra game [in midweek]. Arsenal started with intensity and we didn't really turn up in terms of that intensity. I haven't seen us play that badly this season." 

Lights out, go, go, go.

We are under way in the 15:00 GMT kick-offs around the country.

Arsene Wenger on the title race: "We are still in it in our minds and mathematically, yes, and we want everyone to be behind the team to give us a chance. We are ready for a battle.

“Why should it be a two-horse race with one team three points in front of us? Let's focus on performances and after that we will see how we finish."

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: “It was a very significant win for us and a mental test. We continued the level of performance against Barcelona. I like this group, I like the mental attitude, it has been questioned and it hurts me. When you work every day with them you see how much effort they put in.”     

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

"I think Tottenham will win the title. A point at Palace today would be good for Leicester, and that could be the game of the day, end-to-end action. 

"Tottenham are at home tomorrow and I can see them beating Bournemouth. Following that it's Liverpool away, and if they can get anything there then I think they'll have the form to win the league."

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Everton defender Leighton Baines: “When you go behind against Arsenal, it becomes more difficult. We showed plenty of huff and puff but we just didn’t have the quality in the final third. 

"We fully accept the responsibility of the disappointment of the crowd. We are generally not winning enough games.”

Arsenal goalscorer Danny Welbeck: “It’s been a difficult couple of weeks so it was good to get back to winning ways and have something to build on. Going a goal up early on makes a big difference, and it set the standard for the rest of the game.”

On Arsenal’s title ambitions, he added: “We just have to worry about ourselves, we can’t affect other teams’ results.”

Arsenal debutant and goalscorer Alex Iwobi: "I enjoyed the moment, but I'm happy the team won. I enjoy training with Danny, he gives me confidence and despite recent results we are all confident in training."

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Chelsea captain, leader, legend John Terry is on the field receiving an award for making 700 appearances for the club. He gets given the trophy by another Blues legend Ron 'Chopper' Harris.

Not long to go 'til kick-off.