Jordan Pickford living life at a different pace to everyone else.

The Everton goalkeeper produces a remarkable reflex save to push over Florin Andone's close-range header.

Andone could maybe have headed it downwards, but from six yards out and with a clean connection that would have been good enough to beat most other goalkeepers.

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A half-hearted penalty shout from the home fans as Rui Patricio flaps at a Kieran Trippier cross and then the ball bounces up awkwardly around the midriff of Matt Doherty.

Nothing doing says referee Stuart Attwell.

Troy Deeney and Abdoulaye Doucoure replace Domingos Quina and Will Hughes. Watford are bringing on the big men.

Neil Etheridge is a naughty boy. The referee wants him to take his goalkick further back but the Cardiff keeper doesn't want to. It's all a bit bizarre as nobody really understands what the problem is but it ends with Etheridge going in the book.

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Demarai Gray's fizzing cross from the left takes a deflection off Sean Morrison and flies dangerously across the face of the goal.

There's no Leicester player there to tap it in. One of the few occasions Jamie Vardy isn't there!

Wolves are having to commit more numbers forward, leaving themselves open for the sucker-punch counter attack.

But for an undercooked final pass, Son Heung-min would have been clean through on the end of a rapid Spurs sweep upfield.

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The ball bobbles around the Watford box and they fail to clear it properly. Newcastle retain possession in midfield before eventually winning a corner on the left side.

Salomon Rondon heads the set-piece over the bar but he's always stretching to reach it.

Florin Andone is slid in on goal after a clever turn on the edge of the box from Pascal Gross, but Kurt Zouma comes thundering across to slide in and block.

Great defending. He and Yerry Mina have kept it locked down tight at the back so far for Everton.

Fulham with an early glimpse of goal as Calum Chambers nods Cyrus Christie's free-kick down for Denis Odoi, who is sliding in at the far stick.

Odoi can't get anything on it.

He might well have been offside anyway.

Ricardo Pereira drives into the box, plays a quick give-and-go, then has a pop at the Cardiff goal but Neil Etheridge reacts to palm it away to his left.

Mohamed Diame sloppily gives the ball away on the edge of the box before he fouls Will Hughes and gives away a free-kick.

Newcastle make the first change at Vicarage Road. Fabian Schar is on for Federico Fernandez, who seems to have hurt himself making that challenge at the end of the first half.

Glenn Murray is lacing up his boots on the Brighton bench.

He looks set to join the fray shortly.

Another 45 minutes from all five games. Please, give us goals!

A double change at the break for Fulham as Claudio Ranieri mixes it up with Maxime le Marchand slotting in for Alfie Mawson in defence and Aboubakar Kamara comes on for Jean Michael Seri in midfield.

Back under way.

Newcastle are looking to play Matt Ritchie and Christian Atsu in down the left wing and it was those two who combined to set-up Salomon Rondon's goal in the first half.

Will Watford clamp down on it after the break?

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Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs fully deserve their lead. The goal was a wonder-strike, but Wolves have been decent and hard to beat. They held Spurs to efforts on goal where they have not been completely carved open.

At half time they will think they have still got a chance.

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Ping!

Harry Kane caught the ball as sweet as a nut from 25 yards to put Tottenham ahead and score one of only two goals in the whole Premier League so far today.

Son Heung-min gets the assist after Ivan Cavaleiro lost the ball in midfield for the visitors.

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Although there was only 17 shots on target COMBINED from the five games in the first half. Ouch.

Shuvam Sinha: Hands up if you think Liverpool vs Arsenal will produce more goals than this entire set of fixtures, combined. An absolute borefest!

Sean: Stick around, kids. All the goals will be scored at Anfield.

Come now, there's another 45 minutes to go. Plenty of time!