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Into the last FIVE minutes at Leicester, who are really hanging on now. Kasper Schmeichel is brave to come and meet a teasing cross and punch the ball away.

Mark Taylor: Are you watching Liverpool, this is how to defend a three goal lead!

Andrew Neill: Could Rafa please bring on a striker to replace Joselu. No, that doesn't count as a like for like replacement

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on Radio 5 Live

United won't worry about scoring more goals now, there's no need for them to get cavalier and risk conceding a few sloppy goals. If you look at United now, every player is behind the ball, letting Watford have possession. That's clever - they're protecting their goal and protecting the result.

Another EXTRAORDINARY miss! Spurs have missed two sitters in the second half. Serge Aurier does all of the leg work with a super cross from the right, Fernando Llorente just has to put part of his body in the route of the cross and he scores. Somehow he volleys high into the stands from what, four yards out?

It's been very even. Both sides have had eight efforts, both have had three on target. Palace have had the better chance (in the first half).

Another draw at home for the Seagulls?

Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex

This game is going to take a bit of magic from someone. It needs one chance from somebody and and there will be one.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on Radio 5 Live

Super move, that. Jesse Lingard's movement has been absolutely magnificent. His ability to keep making those runs in behind is amazing, I played a similar position to him, and you don't realise the athleticism it takes to keep making those runs. I think he's a little hard done by at times, because he's up against some tremendous competition.

Great to see Erik Lamela back on for Spurs, he's been a long time gone.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

After a fairly tedious first half, excitement has broken out at the Hawthorns - albeit with the aid of some lax defending, with all three goals pretty preventable. Newcastle with the bit between their teeth now following Clark's goal.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on Radio 5 Live

I've seen Watford cause a lot of teams problems this season, so you've got to give United credit tonight. They've used all their experience and know-how, and now, they're looking pretty comfortable.

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Chris: I'm drawing a direct link between Spurs' slump in form and Toby Alderweireld's injury.

Jamie Vardy appears to be in and away for Leicester but he has no left foot and tries to cut inside and loses out.

And then how has he missed that?! Look away now Republic of Ireland fans as Christian Eriksen shanks a shot wide from four yards out, with an open goal!

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on Radio 5 Live

It's a tough one, Will Hughes has come in and he's showed Watford that he's got ability. He's made an impressive start to his Watford career and he's looked at home in the Premier League. He's going to grow at this club, especially if the manager sticks around, so hopefully he won't be out for too long.

Ah, and there is an injury for Will Hughes. He has to come off with what looks like a hamstring injury.

Dale Stephens whistles a shot wide for Brighton. Just over 15 minutes left in the 19:45 kick-offs...

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on Radio 5 Live

Something's wrong for Nemanja Matic there, but he's walked himself off the field, so hopefully it's nothing serious. Players are clever enough nowadays to recognise when they've got a niggle and to give the manager a shout.