Summary

  • Soucek diverts ball into own net from corner, Kane scores his first goal of 2020

  • Spurs up to seventh, West Ham only out of relegation zone on goal difference

  • Leicester City 0-0 Brighton - Schmeichel saves Maupay penalty after Justin fouls Connolly

  • Jamie Vardy remains one goal away from 100 Premier League goals

  • Brighton move six points clear of relegation zone

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders and Tom Rostance

  1. Lawro's prediction

    Tottenham v West Ham (20:15 BST)

    Mark Lawrenson

    You have to fancy Tottenham here. Their draw with Manchester United on Friday night was one of the few games over the weekend that had some of the usual intensity you see in the Premier League.

    I worry about West Ham after seeing them against Wolves. I don't know where their goals are coming from - although it is tough to judge any team too much from that first set of games.

    There were quite a few teams who did not offer much going forward, and they should all be better from having 90 minutes in their legs.

    Lawro's prediction: 2-0

    Aitch's prediction: 3-2

  2. Early team news

    Leicester v Brighton (18:00 BST)

    Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed midfielder Dennis Praet has recovered from the calf strain that kept him out against Watford.

    Ricardo Pereira and Daniel Amartey remain injury absentees for the Foxes.

    Brighton head coach Graham Potter reported no fresh injuries but has suggested he may rotate his squad, with Solly March and Dale Stephens among those pushing for recalls.

    Winger Jose Izquierdo continues to be out due to a long-term knee problem.

  3. 'I'd build my team around him'

    Manchester City 5-0 Burnley

    Phil Foden was named man of the match last night for Manchester City after scoring twice in their emphatic 5-0 win over Burnley.

    BBC Radio 5 Live correspondent Pat Nevin was very impressed... Should the 20-year-old be on England manager Gareth Southgate's radar?

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  4. BBC Radio 5 Live

    Alongside this live text commentary you'll be able to follow updates from BBC Radio 5 Live tonight.

    Steve Crossman will be joined by Chris Sutton, Micah Richards and Rory Smith as they provide updates and reaction to Leicester v Brighton and live updates of Tottenham v West Ham alongside some lively football debate.

  5. Coming up tonight...

    Just two games tonight.

    Third-placed Leicester were held to a draw at Watford in their first game back on Saturday but could move 11 points clear of fifth place with victory over Brighton tonight.

    The Seagulls, who picked up a dramatic late win over Arsenal thanks to Neal Maupay's goal in the 95th minute, could open an eight-point gap on the bottom three if they get a similar result at the King Power.

    Tottenham need a win over West Ham to keep their European hopes alive, while the Hammers are only above the drop zone on goal difference as it stands.

    .BBC Sport

  6. But before we go any further, give this a watch. If you've already watched it, watch it again.

    Burnley's Ben Mee reacts to a banner which flew over the Etihad during their defeat to Manchester City last night.

  7. It's all about opening up a gap on the bottom three and battling for a European spot tonight.

    Leicester, Brighton, Tottenham and West Ham are in action.

    .Getty Images