Almost 2-0 to Burnley as the visitors put together a good spell of passing to open up their opponents before Alex McCarthy palms behind Chris Wood's low effort.

David Ljunggren: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. Appalling play from Newcastle yet again.

If anyone is going to drag Leeds back in this game then you feel it'll be Raphinha.

The newly-capped Brazil international shows the fancy footwork of a Samba dancer to create some space after reading a Wolves pass, but can't hit the target with his shot as curls past the left-hand post.

Wolves have a one-man dribbling machine themselves in the form of Adama Traore and he wins a corner which drifts over everyone in the Leeds box.

Burnley, as things stand, are out of the bottom three with Leeds dropping in.

Long way to go, though.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton need a player to get on the ball and make something happen. Watford are doing so well, forcing Everton to play long balls but they are drilled up to Rondon and not helping him.

Have Newcastle turned into world beaters now Steve Bruce has gone?

Of course not.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Final Score

You can't raise your hands. I think Callum Wilson is slightly fortunate to be still on the pitch. I don't like to see that. They are fighting over nothing. It's in the middle of the pitch.

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Oooh, relief for Nick Pope as he watches a Mohamed Elyounoussi header drop just wide of the goal. The Burnley goalkeeper left it, thinking it wasn't going in, and although he ultimately was right it was not that far off.

Better from Everton as Andros Townsend drives an effort just wide of goal before Tom Davies volleys over from a corner.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

There is the usual raucous noise at Elland Road but the Leeds fans are not quite sure what they are reacting to.

Is it Raul Jimenez for apparently diving, Leeds as they attack or a rallying cry when it goes wrong.

The home side are working hard as you would expect but too many passes and shots are not going in the right direction.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Watford have completely turned this game. Everton were dominating up until that goal. Watford have grown in confidence. When Everton scored, I thought it could be three or four nil, but the goal has given them impetus and now they are winning second balls. We are hearing murmurs from Everton fans.

It's getting a bit feisty now as Conor Gallagher knocks the ball past Matt Ritchie and gets clattered.

Half a chance for Leeds. But left winger Jack Harrison - at fault for the Wolves goal - probably wishes he had crossed instead of slashing a shot wide.

A bit of fisticuffs near the bench as Joel Ward and Callum Wilson clash. Ward wasn't happy with Wilson pushing him over and they have a little bit of a shoving match.

Wilson and Ward are booked.

First save of the day, albeit a simple one, as Marc Guehi shoots from the edge of the box and Karl Darlow just throws himself on it.

Burnley have a free kick midway inside the Southampton half. Ashley Westwood plays it short to Matt Lowton, who overhits a ball into the box and it is easy pickings for Alex McCarthy.

Opportunity wasted but Burnley still lead and are comfortable.

Leeds didn't have a shot on target at Southampton last weekend. So having a couple already today is a positive of sorts.

Poland midfielder Mateusz Klich wriggles into space on the left side of the Wolves box but he can't find a trademark curling finish.

Allan Saint-Maximin touches the ball past Luka Milivojevic, who has no chance of catching him so just shoves the Newcastle player into the TV camera at the side of the pitch.

Possibly lucky to avoid a booking.

I'll be honest, I'd written off Christian Benteke a year or so ago but he's in decent form now. He gets a powerful header onto Michael Olise's cross but it strikes the base of the post.

Newcastle don't clear a following corner and Conor Gallagher has a shot blocked.