Bad news for Norwich. Ben Godfrey is being helped off the pitch. He had a hernia operation and pulled up off the ball so that isn't good news.

Tom Trybull is his replacement. He's also returning from injury.

And we're off at Villa Park too.

No surprises to see Tottenham make a change for the start of the second half.

Son Heung-min is on for Davinson Sanchez.

Harry Wilson cuts inside from the right and tries to lift it into the back post. It ends up bouncing past everyone and almost bobbles into the far corner!

Burnley on it straight from the restart as Jay Rodriguez thumps an effort just wide. Definitely more goals in this one.

Getting back under way in all the games apart from at Villa Park. They are running a little behind thanks to two goals, a red card and some VAR drama.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

A lot has been spoken about Leicester's top-four potential.

No-one has mentioned Burnley. Maybe they should.

That Chris Wood goal had taken them fourth in the 'as it stands' table.

Can they edge the second half?

Everton

Everton manager Marco Silva, speaking to BT Sport: "We are a group, we are a team. The main thing is that we played football. When I see them express themselves like they did this afternoon, that’s the main thing for me. When we play like we did today, the wins will be there.

"The quality and intensity was there from the first minute. It was really good, maybe we didn’t score as many goals as we deserved.

"It's really important for us to score early when you play at home. In our last few games at home we didn’t score too early in games. It’s important for us and important for the crowd. We have to keep calm sometimes and keep the pressure on.

"The performance was really important for me. I expected a reaction because I know the players' quality. We need the results and we need the points to improve our position in the table. At the end of the season, we’ll be smiling for sure."

Two of the North West's biggest rivals meet tomorrow as Manchester United take on league leaders Liverpool at Old Trafford.

But how much do you know about the fixture? Can you figure out if each answer is higher or lower than the last?

Take the Match of the Day kickabout quiz.

Image source, MOTD

Gene Mudi: It would be safe to say that Spurs are in REAL crisis if Watford of all teams defeat them in their own backyard.

Chris Baldwin: A big halftime team talk for Pochettino this. That was poor at best. Bayern Munich is one thing. Watford haven’t won a game all season.

Everton

Everton's Theo Walcott for Match of the Day: "It was a really enjoyable day from start to finish. Everyone worked really hard, we have worked hard in training and it showed on the pitch. we were all united today.

"We know where we are in the table and that is not us. the club knows that is not where we should be. The support from the fans was so important today, they get behind us now matter what.

"We are going to enjoy today, I am not thinking about next week at the minute. The team need to focus on that positive energy today. We don't want negative energy we need to push forward with and positivity is key."

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Neither of these sides has kept a clean sheet in the Premier League season. Surely we can't be on for a goalless draw here?

Tim Krul has been the busier of the two keepers, but despite some good build-up play at times, neither side has found a clinical edge in attack so far.

West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini says he was 'not happy' with his side's performance in their 2-0 defeat to Everton.

West Ham United

West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini: "I am disappointed because I think we had a good performance. The position of Everton showed how much they needed the points. I remember the last game we played here the teams were in a similar position.

"Today they just gave more than we did, they gave more than 100%, we did not. I spoke with the players after the game, they know my thoughts. Goodison Park is always a difficult place to come but but there were parts, I was not completely happy with the performance."

Everton

Everton manager Marco Silva, speaking to Match of the Day: "The quality we showed this afternoon was the main thing for me. There were some very good individual performances in our team, but as a collective we did very well too.

"In our last games we probably didn’t achieve what we deserved, to be honest. But the players know we have full confidence in them. It was a must-win game for us and we did that.

"I know what I’m doing, I have full confidence in the staff and full confidence in my players as well. Of course it’s better when you win games, but I was always calm.

"I wasn’t nervous. This afternoon we created so many chances. The game was always under control. Gylfi’s goal was the best way to finish the football match. It was a very good moment for him – he needed that moment.”

If you missed it earlier, Everton recorded a 2-0 win over West Ham thanks to really good goals from Bernard and Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Here's some reaction from the bosses...

No goals but a bit of VAR action to provide the half-time talking point.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

A lot has been spoken about Leicester's top-four potential.

No-one has mentioned Burnley. Maybe they should.

That Chris Wood goal had taken them fourth in the 'as it stands' table.

Can they edge the second half?

Boos from the Tottenham fans as the whistle for half time goes.

Watford are 45 minutes away from a first Premier League win of the season.