Diego Costa directs a header just wide of the far post before holding his head in frustration. 

Approaching a massive final 10 minutes for Chelsea. If scores stay the same, their lead over Tottenham will be cut to seven points...

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

I was really positive about Rashford, Lingard and Martial all playing but they just haven't turned up. 

Manchester United have had too many draws recently and haven't been able to finish teams off - we are seeing it again here. 

Zlatan Ibrahimovic does slow up the defence to attack transitions but they are missing the big personality in this side. Rashford just isn't cutting it. 

It's not like they have missed lots of chances today, they just have not been able to open West Brom up. 

They may be ahead, but Spurs are having an injury nightmare.

Vincent Janssen has had to come off with a knock to his leg, so Son Heung-min comes on.

Three subs used for three injuries. Not ideal. 

Last throw of the dice for Antonio Conte. The Chelsea boss sends on Michy Batshuayi to give a tiring Crystal Palace defence something to think about. Marcos Alonso is the man to make way.

A bit of West Ham pressure as the Hull players start to run out of steam after pushing for a second following their equaliser.

Manuel Lanzini delivers a free kick into the box, but Eldin Jakupovic punches clear.

Marcus Rashford has a chance for Man United when he drives the ball from 25 yards out, but he comes up against the brick wall that is Ben Foster, who makes a brilliant one-handed save. 

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Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

Palace are on the front foot there... Spurs winning (0-1 v Burnley) and Chelsea losing - who knows? This title race might not be over. 

A clever free-kick almost catches out Chelsea as Yohan Cabaye bends it towards the far post, Luka Milivojevic breaks free of the defence, but the ball just whizzes past him and out of play.

The home fans start to jeer in frustration. Big Sam loosens his tie, going for the 10 to midnight on the dancefloor at a wedding look. 

It's getting scrappy, it's getting tense.

Big save by Lee Grant to prevent Leicester from adding to their lead as he pushes Riyad Mahrez's shot on the turn wide. 

One goal for Stoke and they are back in this.

Vincent Janssen runs, and keeps on running, and keeps on running but as soon as he gets into a decent position in the box, he's bundled over under pressure from the Burnley defence. 

His Spurs team-mate Moussa Sissoko tries to have a go with the follow-up but it goes well over and into the Turf Moor crowd

Massive save by Thibaut Courtois! The Chelsea keeper somehow manages to stretch out a boot to deflect Wilfried Zaha's shot just wide of the post. That would surely have been game over for the Premier League leaders.

Isaac Success, who arguably has one of the best names in football, goes one-on-one with Jordan Pickford.

The Watford man can't convert, and Abdoulaye Doucoure sprays the follow-up effort over the bar. 

Sunderland need to find some magic here. 

Hull are on the hunt for a second as Alfred N'Diaye whacks an effort against the post before Kamil Grosicki shoots wide. 

This is a completely different Hull side from the first half.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

Leicester are a great example of why teams should change managers when their Premier League status is in doubt, but you have to ask, what has changed so much for these players to now have this much new life and passion? 

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All sides of the ground stand up to applaud Scott Dann off the pitch as the Palace defender is taken off on a stretcher. Dann, who had only been on for 15 minutes, is grimacing as he is taken off. What a blow.

Damien Delaney replaces Dann while Martin Kelly is on for Andros Townsend. For Chelsea, Nemanja Matic is replaced by Willian. 

It's been coming...

The ball bounces around the box, hits the bar, and then finds the head of defender Miguel Britos who leaps and nods down to score his first goal for Watford. 

It wasn't pretty but they all count!

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