No changes for either side at the break. Could have done with a switch to longer studs, though, way the players were stacking it in that first half.

Lewis Dunk excels at the other end as Brighton have to defend, he cuts out a very dangerous ball.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to BBC Sport: "We struggled a little bit to break - the first pass, first movement. The first 15 minutes of the second half was our best football. Unfortunately we could not score a third or fourth goal.

"In the last 15 minutes we passed the ball without the intent to attack, just to control.

"Strikers need goals for their confidence. Gabriel Jesus played really good."

On whether Manchester United's 9-0 win over Southampton put pressure on them: "We have to do our job. It's a big mistake to think about other sides. When we were 12th we were thinking forget about the Premier League, if we can achieve being in Europa League next season. It's not about runs of games, statistics. It's always next game, next game."

Good little spell for Brighton as Solly March puts in a testing low cross that is just about hacked clear. The visitors playing with some warranted confidence.

And Jesse Lingard is close to a debut goal! What a great effort too, drifting in from the left flank and hitting a swerving strike, arcing towards the far corner but Emi Martinez makes the flying save.

How many of the 10 did you get [see 20:16]?

• Teddy Sheringham
• Rio Ferdinand
• Michael Carrick
• Roy Carroll
• David Bellion
• Patrice Evra
• Jonathan Spector
• Carlos Tevez
• Chicharito
• Jesse Lingard

Tony K: This Leeds pitch is borderline dangerous with players slipping everywhere. If this was cricket they could be looking at a points deduction.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a slow start but Liverpool are just prying at the moment - they're waiting for Brighton to switch off but they haven't done that yet. You never know what you're going to get with Brighton - sometimes they can be outstanding and play you off the park and other times they don't seem to have the ideas to break the opposing team down so we'll see what happens tonight.

Brendan Rodgers close to quoting Michael Caine from Batman Begins there.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored nine headed goals in the Premier League since the start of last season; the only player in Europe's top five leagues with more over this period is Robert Lewandowski (12).

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Sport: "Important for us to respond, that's how you define your team in terms of setbacks. We were on a great run until Leeds, Fulham have shown they are hard to beat. I thought we were excellent, two outstanding goals. Showed real moments of quality, second half we controlled the game without the ball and managed the game really well.

"I think the team is maturing - it's hard physically for players this season. We had one shot against us all night which shows the concentration. Second half we controlled it and stayed calm. I think Scott Parker has done a fantastic job here, you can see they're hard to beat with quality players but I thought we deserved the win.

"The culture we have created is an environment where we ask the players to be courageous. When you lose games there's a vulnerability but we have always taken that as something to reflect on. Once we fail in a game we learn from it and get out and win the next game. You can only do that with a group of honest players where the spirit is amazing and when we lose we lose together. We come out with energy and get a positive result and it's a huge testament to their honesty."

James Milner with a lovely ball into the area, Roberto Firmino gets there before Seagulls keeper Robert Sanchez but he can't get it around him in the space available and the ball goes out.

Liverpool seeing all of the ball as you'd probably expect. The cameras are mostly focussing on Ben Davies on the bench.

I know it's a big move but he has been playing in the second division for a while. He's not won a competition.

Jesse Lingard is playing just off Michail Antonio, by the way. Matt Cash has indeed limped back on to the Villa backline.

Burnley

Burnley boss Sean Dyche to BBC Sport: "Manchester City were very good. They're on a good run of form. They are really sharp in transition in defence and attack.

"They can open you up. We'd like to do better with the goals. Fair play to them. They get their noses in front.

"We defended well in general and stuck to the task.

"This batch of injuries, I don’t think are serious.

"They play with a three and a half [at the back]. The right-back or left-back goes into midfield when they have the ball."

Postpublished at 20:20 Greenwich Mean Time 3 February 2021

20:20 GMT 3 February 2021

Aston Villa 0-0 West Ham United

Villa right-back Matty Cash is down and in pain after rolling his ankle defending at the far post. The slo-mo replay is a bad one to watch back, Michail Antonio trod on his foot and buckled it, but I think he's going to be able to carry on.

Really good 45 minutes of football. Leeds have switched off twice and Everton have capitalised on each occasion. Beyond that, it has been pretty much even between two games who are looking to get forward.

More like that, please.

Liverpool kicked off seven points shy of the leaders Manchester City, which is not insignificant is it?

They have an early chance as Mo Salah is found over the top by a cracking diagonal pass, he controls well running in from that right wing but can only steer a lob over the bar.

There will be two added minutes at the end of this half. It's been a good one too. Especially for Everton.

Jesse Lingard is the 10th player to appear for both West Ham and also Man Utd in the Premier League. That's a teaser to get you going.

My first thought was Paul Ince which is wrong and also shows my age.