Jamie Vardy, Kelechi Iheanacho and Demarai Gray all link-up well to create an opening for Leicester but Gray's shot is expertly saved by Jonas Lossl after he'd cut in from the left and beat his opponent.

Marouane Fellaini's blond bob heads the ball goalwards, but the angle is acute at the far post and he can't get the power to really bother Rui Patricio.

Eight efforts on goal apiece so far in this contest.

It could go anywhere.

Less than 20 minutes to go.

Summer signing Naby Keita replaces Georginio Wijnaldum for Liverpool. Over at the King Power, Huddersfield change it up by moving to four at the back as Alex Pritchard replaces Terence Kongolo.

Ryan Segal: Can't be the only one thinking Cardiff City have less then no chance of staying up under Neil Warnock. Give Big Sam some cash and keep yourselves up. It's been a little bit hopeless so far.

JavelBleach: Cardiff are going down. Likely joined by Huddersfield.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Some of the passes from Neves and Moutinho have been terrific. They are slipping them through the tightest spaces.

Their fine intricate passing has been unreal to watch today.

Two decent long-rangers, one at each end.

Jesse Lingard's curler needs tipping over by Rui Patricio while David de Gea is equal to Ruben Neves low skidding effort.

There are goals in this yet.

There's still plenty of action over at the King Power. Leicester want a third because you sense Huddersfield are capable of sneaking an equaliser.

Federico Fernandez has left Wilfried Zaha on the floor with a feisty tackle. But still no real goal threat from either side.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on Final Score

I'm having a look at the keeper for that Maddison goal. It is not in the corner, it is poor goalkeeping, he should be saving that.

It's fizzled out at Anfield.

Liverpool have a comfortable lead and have settled into a rhythm of passing around the back while Southampton sit back and watch.

No need for the Reds to push.

Diogo Jota rather scuffs his shot from 20 yards, but it is threatening to bobble into the near corner and David De Gea has to be careful to watch it into his gloves.

Wolves are calling the tune.

It's end-to-end stuff at the King Power. Demarai Gray uses his pace to escape down the right and drives along the baseline before his cut-back takes a deflection and slams into the side-netting.

Corner to Leicester.

Jose Mourinho rolls the dice.

Off come Fred and Alexis Sanchez.

On come Juan Mata and Anthony Martial.

A bit of pace, a bit of guile, could that turn the tide?

Because Wolves are on top at the moment.

Twenty-five to go.

Rajiv van La Parra does so well in midfield. He slips the ball through the middle for Laurent Depoitre but the Belgian takes too long to shoot and Harry Maguire gets back to make an important tackle.

I'm not sure how much Joe Hart knew about that, but you make your own luck and he spread himself big and brave as David Brooks blasted one off the laces.

The ball spins up and over the bar off the Burnley goalkeeper and they remain two clear.

Tom Blakely: It genuinely feels like winning a football match hasn't been a priority at Saints since Koeman left.

Paul C: I genuinely hope we (Saints) get relegated. I am sick of this every week and the PL really is now only for 6 teams. WBA now having a great time.

There's no way through for Southampton at the moment. They try to attack down the right but Joe Gomez comes across to sniff out the danger.

The hosts then break forward but Mohamed Salah has the ball nicked away from him as he almost dances into the box.