Andre Gray slams the penalty straight down the middle and Burnley fans go wild, celebrating only their side's seventh away goal of the season.

Make hay and all that.

All happening in this game as the Clarets get a spot kick following a handball, not sure who the culprit was though.

Andre Gray stepping up to take it...

West Brom are just starting to up the pressure now and only a superb clearance by Mamadou Sakho denies Salomon Rondon a simple tap in.

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As far as centre forwards go, Fernando Llorente is technically brilliant. He attacks the space and the ball, which is so hard for defenders.

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The cross is so inviting by Leroy Fer. He put's it into an unbelievable place and it's an easy header for Llorente.

The woodwork is putting in a star turn this afternoon as it denies Ramadan Sobhi the opener for Stoke - the forward's close-range effort smacks back off the bar. 

Closest we've come to a goal in this game.

Watford celebrate their goal, but should it have stood?

It looked like Younes Kaboul's foot was over the touchline when he threw it, although part of his heel may just have been on it. It was extremely close.

Anyway, Southampton have responded to going down as James Ward-Prowse lashes a shot straight at Heurelho Gomes.

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Swansea are ahead and it is a lead they full deserve after a dominant opening quarter of an hour.

Alfie Mawson issued a warning by twice hitting the woodwork but Burnley's defence is finally beaten as Fernando Llorente heads in Leroy Fer's cross.

Leicester have started better and should be ahead, but at the back they are given a scare as the usually dominant goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel comes for a cross but flaps at it.

Luckily for him, there was no Hull player on hand to tuck in the loose ball.

There's an early blow for Middlesbrough as they are forced into a change with less than 10 minutes on the clock. Dani Ayala has picked up an injury and is replaced by Bernardo.

Champions Leicester, playing like it so far against Hull.

Big man Wes Morgan gets on the end of a Riyad Mahrez free-kick but nods his header wide of goal, before midfielder Marc Albrighton has an effort stop on the line by a stretching Andrew Robertson block.

That was a stunning goal-saving challenge from the Hull full-back.

Not much to report from The Hawthorns. No chances yet, with both sides just trying to find potential weak points. 

What a start at Vicarage Road.

It is the first attack of the game and the hosts take the lead.

Southampton fail to clear Younes Kaboul's booming throw into the box, Troy Deeney and Stefano Okaka exchange passes, before the Watford skipper curls a beautiful left-footed finish in at the far post.

Fraser Forster no chance.

Swansea have got right at Burnley early doors and win a corner. Alfie Mawson, a danger from set pieces, drifts into the box as Gylfi Sigurdsson whips the ball in but Burnley clear. 

The Clarets, remember, are still looking for their first away win of the season. Could be a long old afternoon for them.

Leicester caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare - arms folded - standing on the touchline.

A victory today and he is surely guaranteed the job on a full-time basis, until the end of the season at least.

Have to say, their side have struggled this season, but the Foxes fans are fully behind their team today, like they were in Monday's brilliant win over Liverpool.