Roberto Pereyra goes down inside the penalty area, clutching his leg. It looks like he has got cramp, the convenient sort when a team tries to eat up a few more minutes. He is booked before limping to the edge of the pitch and is replaced by Will Hughes.

Watford have just seven minutes to hold on for what would be a big win.

Brighton are tiring with a player down.

A counter-attack comes to nothing and they have to sprint straight back into position. Substitute Steven Alzate has some energy and gets back to intercept a cut-back in his own area before carrying the ball down the left. There's not many in support with him though.

Emiliano Buendia pushes Ryan Fraser in the corner and the Cherries win a free-kick. The crowd are on their feet urging a winner.

The delivery is headed out for a corner and then Arnaut Danjuma blasts it over from the resulting set-piece.

Adama Traoré, the Wolves hero against Manchester City, is in a shooting position outside the box. He's in loads of space but skews his shot well wide.

Ten minutes for either of these sides to find a winner.

Christian Atsu is on for Joelinton. Can he get Newcastle back in this?

Tottenham want a penalty as Danny Rose goes down inside the box under a couple of challenges.

The referee says no penalty. VAR checks and... also says no penalty.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Norwich's Max Aarons could possibly do with a loan spell at RADA. Having gone down clutching his leg, realising he was over the byeline and off the pitch and referee Lee Mason was about to restart play, he rolled back onto the field... and then when Mason clearly wasn't fooled, he sprinted back to his right-back position.

Dean Smith can't believe Villa haven't got a second yet. He's screaming on the touchline and urging his players to push up.

Substitute Douglas Luiz tries to conjure up something with a long range effort but it's deflected harmlessly wide.

NO goal for Burnley!

Looks like VAR have scrubbed it off for a foul on Jonny Evans by the goalscorer Chris Wood.

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Leicester 2-2 Burnley

Hang on, VAR is checking this...

Chelsea think it's a second but DeAndre Yedlin saves the day with an exceptional block.

Mateo Kovacic threads it through to Christian Pulisic, who slips it left to Tammy Abraham. The striker thinks he's got an open net to tap into but out of nowhere, Yedlin comes sliding in to make the block.

Final change for Leicester as Wes Morgan comes on for the excellent Harvey Barnes.

Leicester have 10 minutes to hold firm.

Teemu Pukki goes for a chip from the edge of the box. Never troubling anyone. It looks like Onel Hernandez is going to come on for Norwich.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

It has been a subdued Leicester directors' box today but Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha let his feelings go for a few seconds then.

'Top' punched the air as Youri Tielemens' shot hit the back of the net.

This would be a fitting win as far as Leicester are concerned.

Wolves are pushing high up the pitch in search of a winner but that is leaving them very open at the back and a quick counter for Southampton ends with James Ward-Prowse stabbing an effort at the goalkeeper.

Joe: What is going on with Spurs? Only player I can see making an effort is Son, we look lacklustre at best. Been expecting a comeback from that Brighton defeat but looks like I’m still waiting....

Tammy Abraham drills one at Martin Dubraka. A routine save.

Arnaut Danjuma, who came on for Harry Wilson a few minutes ago for Bournemouth, cuts inside from the left and tries to curl it into the far corner.

He won't beat Tim Krul from there though.

Two weeks on from their shock 2-0 home defeat by Wolves, Pep Guardiola rings the changes for Manchester City's trip to Crystal Palace.

Out go Sergio Aguero, Riyad Mahrez, Kyle Walker and Nicolas Otamendi, in come Gabriel Jesus, Kevin de Bruyne, Bernardo Silva and Benjamin Mendy.

There is some good news on the bench for City, with John Stones returning after injury.

Crystal Palace make three changes from their 2-1 win at West Ham a fortnight ago. In comes captain Luka Milivojevic, along with James Tomkins and keeper Wayne Hennessey. Out go Vicente Guaita, James McCarthy and Martin Kelly.