All over!

Well, that certainly wasn't pretty for the Premier League leaders.

Tim: Championship winning teams win when they don't play well.

Deep into injury-time now, as Mo Salah is flagged offside with Liverpool chasing another.

A tough one to take, this, for Watford. They've been solid today.

Well, VAR does eventually confirm the decision after a long wait.

Mo Salah appeared well onside with Craig Cathcart on the floor after attempting to defend Sadio Mane's cross, but Cathcart had actually travelled off the pitch which left another tight call to decide whether Salah had been level with Kabasele.

Anfield breaths a sigh of relief as VAR confirms it.

Incredibly, Liverpool could be about to keep consecutive Premier League clean sheets for the first time since March.

Jurgen Klopp's side have successfully managed to slow this down after a good spell for Watford.

Ilyas Najib: As it stands I can’t tell which team is top and which is bottom of the league. The Premier League is truly remarkable.

Liz Tray: It's a good job that Liverpool are so far ahead because they have been distinctly average for quite a while now. This title win is turning into a bit of a dull set of results. Hardly what City have shown the last 2 seasons is it?

Abdoulaye Doucoure comes off for Watford and Domingos Quina is on for the final few minutes.

Meanwhile, Roberto Firmino makes way for Divick Oirigi for the hosts.

Will Hughes heads clear and Liverpool earn a corner.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is taking his time with this one, but it's poor and fails to clear the first man.

Christian Kabasele appears to produce a brilliant interception as Sadio Mane set himself to put the game to bed, but replays show Mane was well offside in the build-up.

Damian Fogarty: Watford are one final pass away from being a good team this game.

Chris Agada: Watford should have been 3 up but lack of precision is the reason why they are in crisis at the bottom.

Off the post!

The corner, from Virgil van Dijk's questionable back-pass, strikes the outside of the near post!

The goal frame is rocking, and Liverpool appear to be slightly too.

Oh my! That would have been something!

Virgil van Dijk attempts to pass the ball back to Alisson but a lack of communication sees the pass roll past Alisson and travel narrowly wide of the post.

Jurgen Klopp's reaction says it all. That was almost a disaster.

We're entering the final 10 minutes at Anfield, and we're in for an interesting finale.

An excellent tackle by Joe Gomez.

Watford break menacingly, but Joe Gomez produces a lightning sprint to get across and prevent a chance at goal.

Andre Gray is on for Troy Deeney now for the visitors.

Lovely ball into the box from Alex Oxlade Chamberlain, but a determined Watford defence again intervenes with Firmino set to fire home.

John Dunthorne: Liverpool’s finishing is as bad as Watford.

Andrew Robertson has had a noticeable influence since his introduction, with Liverpool offering a much greater threat on the left.

The left-back sends a cross in, but it's initially cut-out before it can reach Roberto Firmino.

Moments later, Robertson again picks out Firmino, but Watford have enough bodies back to crowd the Brazilian out of a clear shot.

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Confident build-up play from Watford, who know Liverpool could begin to get nervous if they can't extend their advantage.

They just need to be more clinical, which is easy enough to say, but they have had some incredible chances today.