A point wouldn't be the end of the world today for Huddersfield but they should be 2-0 down. Seamus Coleman, the best player on the pitch, runs on to a flick and hammers in a low shot which is well saved by Jonas Lossl.

A free-kick from deep sees Everton players lining up to apply a finish. Seamus Coleman can't get over the ball in what is a real chance. To be honest, a handful of them look offside when the ball is played.

At the other end Huddersfield work shooting space but refuse and move the ball wide, only for the consequent cross to be cleared. They can't afford to make a dog's dinner of openings really. Just hit the thing!

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Tim Kelly: Grateful for Garth's opinion about Allardyce but you miss the point. Everton fans expect entertainment. Happy to win, not happy to only have two shots on goal in 135 minutes of football.

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Southampton back off and back off Lewis Cook, who gobbles up the space and fancies a pop from distance.

He's never scored for Bournemouth, and that record goes on for the moment as Alex McCarthy bundles his right-foot drive away from goal.

Tim Ferwood: What are the odds on Zaha staying at Palace next season? The lad would fit in nicely at Spurs, Liverpool, Man City...

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We've all been there on FM - moments after making a double change, Leicester have an injury problem. Wilfred Ndidi is down with a twanged hamstring and he's had to come off. On comes Aleksandar Dragovic...

Pascal Gross has been involved twice early in the second half at Turf Moor. The playmaker opts to shoot himself on this occasion, drawing a smart save from Burnley keeper Nick Pope.

Good feet from Joshua King, who slithers one way and then the other before looking to release Lys Mousset - a decisive Southampton toe stops that one getting through.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on Final Score

When Claude Puel first came in I think a lot of Leicester fans were unconvinced, there were question marks over his style of play. But he started really well, scoring goals and the team was really vibrant. Now, they've fallen away a bit, but they're still ninth in the Premier League. It's about having realistic expectations.

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Better already from Leicester, as Marc Albrighton puts in a testing low cross but it's well cleared at the near post by Mamadou Sakho. Palace have shipped plenty of late goals at home this season...

Will Reilly: There’s this great up and coming young Argentinian manager. Mauricio Pellegrino, I think he’s called. Bet he could take Leicester to the next level next season.

Promising start from Brighton, with Pascal Gross setting up Anthony Knockaert on the right of the Burnley box.

The forward looks to bend one with his left, but it's all toe and trickles well wide of the net.

Rafael: Don't know why everyone is saying that Leicester are playing poorly Palace are just outstanding today.

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A double change at the break for Leicester as Adrien Silva and Fousseni Diabate come on for Kelechi Iheanacho and Hamza Choudhury.

Richard Browne: Even as a Liverpool fan you know Everton care about how football is played. Sam may have rescued them but his style is simply awful, hence the dislike.

No messing from Everton who come out of the traps at rapid pace - it ends with Nikola Vlasic hammering in a low shot straight at Jonas Lossl.

Back under way in the Premier League...

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom will be relegated if they fail to beat Newcastle. Even if they win, they’re down if Swansea beat Chelsea.

Burnley

Burnley will qualify for Europe if they win AND Leicester fail to win, or if they draw AND Leicester lose AND Everton fail to win.

So Everton's lead at the moment is the spanner in the works.

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