Leicester have now missed their last two Premier League penalties that were not taken by Jamie Vardy. James Maddison missed against Cardiff City on 29 December 2018.

Would the new dad have scored?

Yes. Yes he would.

Jamal Lewis and Onel Hernandez both have shots blocked in the box as Norwich pile bodies in.

Spurs are having to defend at the moment!

VAR checked that for encroachment but we're all OK. That's certainly got the crowd going anyway. Not heard noise like this since Jessica Ennis was on the 800m.

Wahaaaaaay, the Norwich fans chant as Dele Alli blasts one over the bar. He was through after being slipped in by Harry Kane to his left.

Lukasz Fabianski redeems himself! Not the best penalty from Demarai Gray, in fact it was terrible. Easy save.

Kelechi Ihenacho was winded so there's a long delay. Demarai Gray will take this.

Juan Foyth is too casual with his pass to Tanguy Ndombele and the midfielder has to use his body to shield the ball. He then ends up running into Christian Eriksen and it pops up for Marco Stiepermann!

He drives into the box before drilling it low towards the far corner but Paulo Gazzaniga does just enough to palm it away.

Welcome back Lukasz Fabianski! Kelechi Ihenacho is in on goal again, the keeper comes flying out, the former Manchester City man toes it past him and the goalkeeper flattens him.

No malice intended but a stonewall penalty kick. Fabianski is booked.

West Ham win a corner which is whipped in, decent, Fabian Balbuena is clear beyond the far post but can only loop his header up tamely.

Leicester have a chance to counter but Kelechi Ihenacho can't gather his thoughts or the ball and loses it.

This is an encouraging start for Norwich. Jamal Lewis is urged to shoot from outside the box and he does, just dragging it wide of the right post.

Tottenham haven't got into the game yet.

Newcastle United

Newcastle fullback DeAndre Yedlin: "I think we deserved a bit more from the game. We got back into and got on top of them a bit and pushed for the second goal. It is tough with this period over Christmas. I don't know how many games in how many days but it is ridiculous.

"We are disappointed. We are more disappointed that we had worked our way back into the game but gave up the second goal.

"I think we have exceeded what many people expected of us but I don't think we feel that ourselves. We have a good team with good players and we can go out and get good results."

Christian Eriksen links up with Harry Kane and Jan Vertonghen before moving into the centre. He's finding little pockets of space but there's not much room to break through Norwich's back four. He has a pop from long range instead and hits it straight into Christoph Zimmermann.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace midfielder James McCarthy: "It's really frustrating. I thought we did just enough to come away with three points, it's disappointing to concede the goal.

"Once we went a goal up, I thought we didn't pass the ball as well as we wanted, that's disappointing as a team. I thought we defended well and as a unit to make sure we came away with at least a point."

On their goal: "Luka [Milivojevic] works on those crosses day in day out. He's different class at them. It's bittersweet to only come away with a point."

On the tight turnaround: "Everyone is in the same boat, but it's a quick turnaround. We rest up now and go again on New Year's day but as a squad we'll be ready to go again. It's disappointing with all the injuries but we'll go again."

Good solid attack down the Leicester right, Nampalys Mendy puts it over, it's half flicked on and there's Marc Albrighton to hit a shot on the bounce hard but straight at Lukasz Fabianski who makes the first save of the night.

A lovely ball through the middle almost finds the run of Onel Hernandez but it's just a little too heavy.

Leicester will stay in second place no matter the result in London this evening, while a win for the Hammers would send them up to 15th.

Nice from Onel Hernandez, who wins the ball in the air, turns quickly and holds off two defenders to retain possession for Norwich.

Tottenham are just holding patiently.

Under way.

Off we go at Carrow Road. Norwich in dire need of a win in their relegation battle. Spurs are chasing a top four spot. All to play for.

Sir Geoff Hurst lays a wreath in West Ham colours on the centre circle to remember Martin Peters as the whole stadium erupts in applause to remember the great man.

He also played for Norwich, and is getting applause at Carrow Road as well. Legend.