Norwich's goal was all about Robbie Brady, who deserves a goal and an assist bonus. The Republic of Ireland wideman won the ball off Michail Antonio, took it forward himself and smashed it home from outside the box. Great goal.

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Trying to walk the ball in is not working for Everton so they switch to shooting from distance as Gareth Barry rifles an effort from the edge of the area, just over. 

Bournemouth sense an opportunity. From a corner, Benik Afobe slices a shot past the far post. He is better than that. He should have gone closer. Stoke are rocking a bit, though.

Wilfried Zaha has switched wings and Watford are struggling to contain him. He works some space for himself out wide before finding Emmanuel Adebayor with a cross, but the striker gets the ball tangled in his feet and the Watford defence closes in to clear before he can finally get a shot off.

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on Radio 5 live

"It is what Norwich deserved. They have pressed hard since half-time. Whatever Alex Neil said at the break has worked and they have taken it on board. Robbie Brady curled the ball into the top corner, it hit the crossbar and bounced down over the line. Adrian had no chance. It is what the home crowd wanted and gives Norwich something to defend."

GOAA...NO! Graziano Pelle stabs in from a cross, but the referee's whistle goes for an infringement and the hosts survive.

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West Brom have not just shut up shop, they've closed for the summer for refurbishments.

They are making no effort to attack, so once again Everton are well on top but are struggling to find a way through.

Mark Hughes has to get inventive with his side as Glen Johnson goes off to be replaced by Joselu, meaning Mame Biram Diouf is going to fill in at full-back.

This game had one of the worst all-time first half displays in football, so it won't take much for the second half to improve on that.

We've had a chance, so that's a start, as Oriol Romeu glances a header wide.

Glen Johnson is still struggling after his fall prior to the Josh King chance. He is trying to walk it off. Stoke don't have an obvious replacement on the bench.

That Emmanuel Adebayor header gets better every time I see it. Brilliant technique.

Good start to the second half from Crystal Palace as Wilfried Zaha almost finds Jordon Mutch with a low cross, but Heurelho Gomes is off his line to scoop up the ball.

Two changes for Bournemouth at the break. Eddie Howe clearly not happy with his side's attacking threat. On come Matt Richie and Josh King for Dan Gosling and Marc Pugh.

King gets a chance straight away but Jack Butland is able to close him down and block. Stoke are unhappy that Bournemouth played on when Glen Johnson was down injured. Imagine how furious they would have been had King scored?!

Stoke also made a change at the break with Dionatan Teixeira on for Marc Muniesa.

After that 15-minute break, during which the lucky fans at Carrow Road were treated to another opera performance, the afternoon's games are back under way.

You can see how deep West Brom were in that first half, but they've held out on the Everton barrage at goal. 

The Toffees had 14 shots in the opening period, but just two on target.

You can see Jonas Olsson (3) has been camped almost on the edge of his own box and making five blocks and eight clearances shows why.

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