The Hull players will need to see the doctor in the morning because Leicester are all over them like a rash.

The Tigers, though, are defending for their Premier League lives and are holding on...for now.

Swansea have reacted well after Burnley's equaliser and are inches away from restoring their advantage when Gylfi Sigurdsson has a pop from the edge of the box but sends his shot just wide of the far post.

It's all going wrong for Norwich City in the Championship. Sheffield Wednesday are 2-0 up against the Canaries at Hillsborough, Jordan Rhodes with the second goal. As it stands Norwich are nine points off the top six.

In League One, Sheffield United started the afternoon seven points clear at the top of League One, and they're up 2-1 against Rochdale.Bradford City, going for a record 26th win on the trot at home, have taken the lead against Peterborough.

Meanwhile in League Two, it's a battle of the bottom two as Leyton Orient play Newport County. And the O's have got off to a flyer courtesy of goals from Steven Alzate and Josh Koroma. 

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Remember last season when Leicester were unplayable in that final third? Players making runs off the ball, one-twos and Danny Drinkwater playing like Zinedine Zidane.

It's a throwback to those days.

Leicester are all over Hull and a second is sure to come.

Image source, Reuters

Here's a picture from just after the moment Burnley were awarded a penalty following a handball. Did the referee mistake Sam Vokes' arm for Alfie Mawson's?

Vokes has just been at the centre of another penalty claim as this time he blocks a Fernando Llorente shot. Looks like it strikes his shoulder in the replay this time.

Johnny Magrinho: Troy Deeney for England. Sensationally underrated player. Mr Southgate are you watching? Deeney & Defoe. A DAD attack. Amazing. 

Love of Football:  More retrospective action should be taken against referees and assistant referees that make decisions like the Burnley penalty. 

The Leicester fans are very much behind caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare.

"Shakey, give us a wave," they chant.

He responds.

A popular guy at the King Power.

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on Final Score

That volley by Marko Arnautovic had a hint of Dennis Bergkamp about it. Worth checking out.

Goals in all the 3pm kick-offs except for one - West Brom versus Crystal Palace. It's surely only a matter of time, though, with both sides having chances. 

I was convinced this game had 0-0 written all over it before kick off... what do I know?

Stoke, who had hit the bar earlier, take the lead and it is that man Marko Arnautovic who bags, bringing a cross down before rounding Victor Valdes and tucking home.

Messy, but Southampton won't mind, they have grabbed the leveller.

Watford fail to clear the ball and it lands to Dusan Tadic on the edge of the box.

The Serbian lines it up and drills a crisp, low finish into the net.

Leicester are back in it and what a lovely goal it is.

Christian Fuchs starts and finishes the move, exchanging passes with Jamie Vardy, before carrying on his run and tucking into the net.

Should Eldin Jakupovic have done better? It was straight at him.

Leicester have not created much since falling behind to Sam Clucas's first Premier League goal of his career.

Caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare becoming more animated on that touchline.

The pressure is on now. The result will mean a difference between getting a job full-time and not.

End-to-end at The Hawthorns as Mamadou Sakho again produces a vital last-minute clearance before Chris Brunt heads Christian Benteke's header off the line at the other end.

Just watching replays and the only handball I can see in the area was by Burnley striker Sam Vokes. Burnley have got very lucky there.

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on Final Score

We need technology as soon as possible. We've had to see it on super slow mo to see that it's actually hit Sam Vokes' hand so it shouldn't have been a penalty. Swansea are right to feel hard done by.