We're a couple of minutes into an added five minutes here. Entering last chance saloon for Everton.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a huge game for Man City, they'll feel that the three points are so important.

Liverpool won yesterday, then there's the importance of Chelsea's game against Man United later on - Pep Guardiola knows how important this is.,

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Seven minutes to go and Manchester City are on course to move up to second and level on points with leaders Chelsea, who play Manchester United later this afternoon.

There's still time for drama, however, especially as Manchester City are dropping back a bit now as West Ham attack.

There will be seven minutes of added time at Leicester. That is mainly for the delay while the pitch wax cleared of snow.

It offers the slimmest of hope for Watford.

I'm pretty sure most people here just want to go home and get warm. There'll be plenty of feet without much feeling in them.

Mark: I’d be very worried if I was an Everton fan. Brentford have looked ordinary to say the least and the Toffees are still losing. Too many players going through the motions.

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Nearly Jamie Vardy's hat-trick.

He looks to curl one into the far bottom corner and nearly succeeds. Daniel Bachmann gets down well to save.

Brentford have been largely on the back foot this half, but they look to be heading for three points.

Another tame Everton attack ends with Alex Iwobi looping a header into Alvaro Fernandez's grasp.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lovely strike from Declan Rice, shifted it out of his feet and you think, 'Go on hit it then...'

He struck it right down the throat from Ederson, who decided to punch it away, such was the speed of the shot. They're really growing into the game, West Ham.

Big save Lukasz Fabianski!

Raheem Sterling, who has had a good game, clips a neat ball into the box for Ilkay Gundogan and he hammers a shot at goal but Fabianski spreads himself out to block the shot.

That keeps West Ham in it.

Ooh, that is going to sting!

Wilfred Ndidi fires a volley flush into the face of Caglar Soyuncu. Not something you want on the sunniest of days, never mind a freezing cold, snowy one.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at The King Power Stadium

All match, Leicester fans have run us through their repertoire of Claudio Ranieri songs.

The latest one was "we're all going on a European tour, a European tour, a European tour, dilly ding, dilly dong, dilly ding, dilly dong" - a reference to one of Ranieri's numerous random news conferences when in charge.

Leicester won't be heading into the European places, but if it stays like this they'll move into the top half and ninth spot, but only five points behind West Ham in fourth as the Foxes bid for another continental qualification. Watford, meanwhile, will be 16th, just four points ahead of the relegation zone.

Demarai Gray is doing all he can for his side.

He fires another wicked cross right through the box between defenders and keeper. No Everton player has gambled, though, so it skips harmlessly out of play.

Watford waste their big chance to set up a grandstand finish!

Ozan Tufan stretches to meet a cross but despite space he can only steer it wide of the far post.

Even with the time added on for the clearance of the pitch in the second half, I can't see the Hornets getting two goals back now.

Fifteen minutes to go and I very much doubt Pep Guardiola will be happy with the one-goal lead is side has. They've had opportunities to put this game to bed but now West Ham are pressing as Ederson beats away a strong Declan Rice effort.

Everton continue to plug away.

Seamus Coleman's cross from the right is met by the head of Salomon Rondon but headed wide of goal.

Manchester City keep chipping away as they try to get a second goal. Ilkay Gundogan sends a corner into the box but the visitors clear.

A third change for West Ham as Arthur Masuaku is replaced by Jarrod Bowen. A bit of a gamble by David Moyes as he shows a bit more attacking intent.

Brentford are 10 minutes from a really important win here. It will take them seven points clear of the bottom three and above Everton, who will remain in utter freefall.

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Robin: What the devil is Carrick & the coaches playing at? That selection is so dreadful Rangnick should kick them out as soon as he signs.

Sonsof: Carrick will either be a hero or zero with his team selection, hoping his bravery is rewarded with at least a draw.

What a lovely cross that is from Demarai Gray! He runs on to a fine pass down the right and drives a low ball right between the home defence and keeper. There's not an Everton player near it, though, to tap in what would surely have been an equaliser.