Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Luka Milivojevic takes a first touch, caresses it on to his right to give him the angle, then whips it into the corner. Beautiful finish.

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Bournemouth have a second player booked as Jefferson Lerma pulls back Diogo Jota on his own half to start a Wolves break. Jota looks a handy player every time I see him.

Best spell of the game for Huddersfield. Laurent Depoitre's name is sang by the Terriers fan to the tune of 60s drama Heartbeat, but he can't provide the same level of entertainment as Nick Berry.

Team-mate Terence Kongolo pops up unmarked at the far post to turn the bal goalwards, but Fabian Schar sticks his head in the way and Martin Dubravka gathers.

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Chance for Cardiff as Junior Hoilett puts in a good cross which just goes beyond a team-mate, hits the head of unaware Watford defender Kiko Femenia and forces a stop from keeper Ben Foster.

Watford are playing quite well, they don't look like a team who haven't won in six games.

But having said that they've only had one shot on target (the goal) and one off target.

Tyrone Mings tries to play on twice but he eventually concedes defeat as he limps off the pitch helped by a member of the medical team. Spaniard Diego Rico is on in his place on the left side of a back three.

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Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

What a fantastic break by Tottenham! Four passes from their half gets them a goalscoring opportunity but Lamela's touch lets him down. That would have been a brilliant goal.

Despite all of Burnley's good work Tottenham just showed them their quality. This is a game they have to win to stay in the title race.

Tottenham starting to turn the screw. Erik Lamela pokes goalwards after good build-up play.

Harry Kane starts the move by picking out Moussa Sissoko with a raking pass before the France international plays in Lamela.

Joe Hart, on his old stomping ground Wembley of course, does well to smother.

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Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

For me it is a foul on the goalkeeper, Jamie Vardy has charged into the back of him.

He has got a little tease of Vardy’s pace; you don’t take liberties in the Premier League.

He has got a little warning there, he should have just cleared it.

Wolves have a chance to create a chance as teenager Morgan Gibbs-White speeds away from Tyrone Mings, who is back on, but the chance fizzles out.

But the Cherries have a player in the book now as Steve Cook slides in on Diogo Jota.

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Get rid! Palace debutant Vicente Guaita dilles and dallies on a pass back - with Jamie Vardy chasing after him like a greyhound.

The razor-sharp Vardy catches him and slots the ball in, but he is ruled to have fouled the Spaniard.

Moments later, the pair do battle again. Vardy craning his neck to head goalwards and giving Guaita an easy save.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe makes notes as defender Tyrone Mings goes down again needing treatment.

He got a whack on the back a minute ago as he went up for an aerial challenge and then appeared to land awkwardly.

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Wolves have another chance here. Raul Jimenez attempts a pass which is cut out but lands straight back to the Mexican. He has a pop at goal from 20 yards out but it's over the bar.

Bournemouth defender Tyrone Mings got a whack in the build-up to that chance and is limping.

Pretty sure this tackle from James Tarkowski comes under Law 12 of the rulebook.

Harry Kane takes a touch away from his England colleague, who swipes at the Spurs striker with a mistime lunge. In the area.

Ref Graham Scott reckons that was fair. Most people wouldn't.

Great tackle by Tyrone Mings to intercept a ball which would have put Morgan Gibbs-White through down the right.

Now Steve Cook does well to stop Diogo Jota.

Watford have had 67.1% of the ball so far, they're looking in decent shape.

The Bluebirds almost have a chance though as Harry Arter slides a good cross into the mixer but it's just beyodn Josh Murphy.

Finally some quality on show at Selhurst Park. Other than Kayla the Eagle's pre-match turn of course.

Luka Milivojevic's picks out Jordan Ayew with a delightful drag that takes out the Leicester defence. Tom Brady would have been proud of that pass.

Ayew does well to control the ball but can only lift it onto the roof of the net.

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Garth Crooks
BBC Sport football expert on Final Score

If you are under siege, and Newcastle are to some extent, you have got to withstand that.

You have got to batten down the hatches, battle and get to half-time. You have to earn the right to play and Newcastle are doing that.