West Brom boss Tony Pulis makes four changes after his side were knocked out of the FA Cup by Championship Reading. 

Craig Dawson, Claudio Yacob, Craig Gardner and Gareth McAuley all make the starting XI.

West Brom: Foster, Olsson, Yacob, Gardner, Brunt, Berahino, McAuley, Fletcher, Dawson, Sessegnon, Rondon.  

Subs: Myhill; Chester, Anichebe, McClean, Lambert, Pritchard, Sandro

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Crystal Palace are unchanged from the side that beat Tottenham in the Cup.

Palace XI: Hennessey, Kelly, Dann, Delaney, Ward, Zaha, Ledley, Cabaye, Mutch, Wickham, Adebayor.  

Subs: Speroni, Mariappa, Jedinak, Lee, Bolasie, Chamakh, Gayle.  

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Leicester move five points clear at the top of the Premier League. And that ensures the Foxes will still be there after this weekend. Again.

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Free-kick Norwich close to the left touchline. Last chance saloon...

Wasted. Too long, straight into the grateful hands of Kasper Schmeichel.

Stirring stuff from the almost-forgotten title holders. Chelsea have not lost in any of their 11 Premier League matches under Guus Hiddink, moving up to 11th in the top-flight table.

Full credit to Burnley. They didn't let their heads drop after going behind at Bolton - and now they are set to go top of the Championship. Andre Gray has scored twice to put Sean Dyche's side 2-1 up. They will go above Hull if it stays that way. Middlesbrough, 2-0 up at Fulham, will stay third.

Now, have a cup of tea and a sit down before you read this next sentence: Yaya Sanogo has scored a hat-trick. To repeat: Yaya Sanogo has scored a hat-trick. The on-loan Arsenal striker, who managed only two goals last season, has struck three for bottom club Charlton, who have come from two goals down to make it 3-3 against Reading.

Rotherham are giving their survival hopes a huge lift. They're beating Brentford 2-1.

Chance Norwich! Leicester fail to clear an away free-kick that is pumped into the mixer. The ball breaks to Canaries substitute Patrick Bamford, seconds after entering the action, but his rusty effort bobbles well wide.

Curse you curse.

"We're top of the league, we're top of the leeeeeeague!" The King Power Stadium is rocking. 

Norwich, who have been harshly done over here, have four minutes of stoppage time to nick an equaliser.

Into injury time and I am going to try and apply the live text commentator's curse here.

There has been no goal in this game, and doesn't look like there will be one either...

I wonder if Roberto Martinez's phone is going crazy at the moment? It could be a good summer ahead for the Everton boss, with the club confirming "a new major shareholder".

Jores Okore could have had a brace in this game. A brace of own goals. 

This time, the Aston Villa defender heads a cross towards the bottom corner, but cat-like reactions from Mark Bunn to claw it away and spare his team-mate's blushes.  

"Go on...go on...oh no!"

Norwich manager Alex Neil goes from optimism to disappointment in a matter of seconds as he watches Nathan Redmond's sweet strike go flying towards the Leicester goal.

The Canaries winger picks up the ball about 30 yards out, runs forward unopposed before drilling a shot that looks destined for the far corner. But the ball flies inches wide of the right-hand post.

Close, but not close enough. Into the final five...

Corner number 10 for Stoke as they look to try and regain their two goal advantage. Xherdan Shaqiri takes it, but Aston Villa clear. 

Plenty of encouragement from the away end, could they nick a point?

It is not happening for either side in the final third today in this game. 

This time, Bournemouth are guilty of some wayward finishing as Troy Deeney makes a hash of his clearance and hits the ball straight to Dan Gosling, but the ball bounces off him and out of play before he has a chance to properly react.

Ten minutes to go.

Southampton have barely been out of their own half since that Chelsea equaliser (see 16:31). And they are about six inches of grass away from conceding another. Willian's low shot whistling past the wrong side of the post.

It's turning into a sweet day for Fleetwood manager Steven Pressley, whose team are on course to ease some of their relegation concerns as they lead 1-0 at his former club Coventry thanks to a Wes Burns header.

Sheffield United's hopes of climbing into the play-off picture are taking a knock, because they are 1-0 down at Rochdale, for whom Peter Vicenti has scored.

It's still 0-0 in the big game of the day between leaders Burton and fourth-placed Walsall. That means Nigel Clough's side are set to see their lead at the top cut to two points, as Wigan lead Bury 3-0.

At the bottom, Colchester and Shrewsbury are drawing 0-0, and Crewe are now 2-1 down at home to Barnsley. Chesterfield still lead 2-0 at third-placed Gillingham.

Leicester are still going to be top of the Premier League pile tonight - but they don't look like extending their advantage further.

Argentine striker Leonardo Ulloa is on for right-back Daniel Amartey as the Foxes go for the kill.