The three points are in the bag for Leicester, you may as well give Craig Shakespeare the job now.

A corner is swung in from the right, which Wilfried Ndidi heads on, and Tom Huddlestone is the unfortunate man at the back post, as the ball comes off his head and nestles in at the far post.

Huddlestone hangs his head, his Hull side have been well beaten today.

Two goals in the space of two minutes for Southampton which gives them the three points.

Diminutive midfielder Nathan Redmond gets his second of the game and it is a sublime finish, collecting the ball on the edge of the area and curling a finish high into the roof of the net.

Watford thought they had claimed a point, but Southampton hit back with six minutes to go.

Guess who?

It is that man Manolo Gabbiadini again. The Italian shows his goalpoacher's instinct, following up Sofiane Boufal's shot to tuck in.

That does not tell the full story as Heurelho Gomes drops a clanger, spilling Boufal's shot straight into Gabbiadini's path. What a howler.

Six goals in his first four Southampton games for the ex-Napoli man.

Excellent individual goal by Andros Townsend. 

The winger gets the ball on the edge of his own area and races down the pitch. He looks shattered by the time he gets to the West Brom box but a few step overs does the job in confusing a couple of Baggies defenders, allowing him the space to drive into the back of the net.

He has been Leicester's best player all season and you can see why.

Hull's Oumar Niasse, a man rejuvenated, strikes a low shot in at the front post, but Kasper Schmeichel dives fully to his right to push the ball away.

What a save.

Just under 10 minutes to go in this one and, bar a sudden transformation, there's little chance of Middlesbrough staging a comeback.

Mark Hughes decides to give Saido Berahino some more game time as the striker comes on for Peter Crouch.

They had been knocking and Watford get their reward.

Stefano Okaka spreads the play wide to Isaac Success and then instead of admiring his pass, darts into the box.

What a decision that is, as Success plays a juicy cross in for Okaka to covert into the net.

10 minutes to go in these crucial Premier League matches, with strugglers Leicester City and Crystal Palace both leading.

As it stands, Middlesbrough are dropping into the bottom three.

Big trouble for Aitor Karanka's men.

No-one is safe from a crunching Mamadou Sakho tackle, not even the referee! 

The defender slides in to clear the ball and the unfortunate Mike Jones gets caught up in it as well.

Watford are looking for ways to back into this game and come close to levelling but Stefano Okaka's low strike is kept out by the size 14, maybe 15, boot of Fraser Forster.

Minutes later, Troy Deeney aims a curler towards the top corner, but Forster can catch the ball without any problems.

Joshua Byers Warner: Welcome back PFA Player of the Year Mahrez.

Belete Com: It seems like sacking Claudio Ranieri was the right decision.

Nii: Leicester - please what's happening? Ranieri gets fired and both Vardy and Mahrez start scoring.

Postpublished at 16:30 Greenwich Mean Time 4 March 2017

16:30 GMT 4 March 2017

Watford 1-2 Southampton

Isaac Success has just come on for Watford, but hits the deck almost immediately.

The Nigerian tries to sprint away to start a move, but runs into Cedric Soares's arm, which caught his face.

The treatment he receives is a success as the striker can make his way back on to the pitch.

Huge cheers around the Liberty Stadium - expressing relief as much as anything - as Swansea level. 

Gylfi Sigurdsson sets up the chance with a superb backheel to send Martin Olsson away. He has plenty to do from a tight angle but leaves no room for error as he smashes the ball into the roof of the net.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Before technology is brought in, quite simply if you’re not sure, don’t give it. The referee shouldn’t be guessing. It should never have been a penalty. That goal from Andre Gray could send Swansea down.