Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Declan Rice doesn't go half-in to challenges, he goes full-blooded and he wins the ball. What a powerful player he's become, he just looks so accomplished.

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Ademola Lookman looks absolutely fine with being withdrawn. He has his first Premier League goal for Leicester and now he can get a nice warm early shower.

Marc Albrighton replaces him.

Demarai Gray shifts the ball well to his right but his shot is weak and bobbles through to home keeper Alvaro Fernandez.

A promising West Ham attack ends in frustration as Vladimir Coufal and Michail Antonio both go for the same ball, neither get it in the confusion and Manchester City clear.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man City are slowing the game down, they're doing what they did at the end of the first half which is to control the game.

It's been a real tactical battle out there, players trying to find positions to hurt their opponents. West Ham are still dangerous. If they get that opportunity to break they could really hurt City.

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Can Everton find a way back into this? They're getting in some decent positions, but struggling to find a telling final ball.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Marvellous welcome here. Offered a leaflet extolling the virtues of a hair transplant. Why me?

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at The King Power Stadium

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Let’s hope this brilliant match can be finished - and we’ve just gone old school with some brooms used to sweep away the snow just so we can see the lines.

Watford were back in it after Emmanuel Dennis dispossessed Timothy Castagne and ran through to score past Kasper Schmeichel and leave us at 3-2. There was a VAR check on the goal, but Dennis clearly got to the ball first and Castagne kicked the Nigerian’s foot instead of the other way around.

But, once again, Leicester quickly restore their two-goal lead with Harvey Barnes setting up Ademola Lookman for a tap-in. Ridiculously chaotic but absolutely superb Sunday entertainment.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel makes three changes from the impressive Champions League win over Juventus on Tuesday, with Marcos Alonso and Ruben Loftus-Cheek in for the injured duo of Ben Chilwell and N'Golo Kante.

Timo Werner is preferred to Christian Pulisic up top.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, Chalobah, Silva, Rudiger, James, Loftus-Cheek, Jorginho (capt), Alonso, Ziyech, Hudson-Odoi, Werner.

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Christensen, Lukaku, Pulisic, Niguez, Barkley, Mount, Azpilicueta, Havertz.

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Michael Carrick names his first Premier League starting XI as temporary Man United boss and it shows four changes from the win at Villarreal.

The big news is that Cristiano Ronaldo drops down to the bench with Marcus Rashford recalled. Bruno Fernandes is restored to the line-up as Anthony Martial drops out.

Donny van de Beek returns to the bench with Nemanja Matic, Fred and Scott McTominay all starting.

Eric Bailly is brought into defence for the suspended Harry Maguire.

Manchester United XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Bailly, Telles, Fred, Matic, McTominay, Fernandes (capt), Rashford, Sancho.

Subs: Henderson, Jones, Ronaldo, Mata, Martial, Greenwood, Lingard, Dalot, Van de Beek.

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A blow for the Hornets. Emmanuel Dennis looks to have picked up an injury and is replaced by Ashley Fletcher.

Aaron Cresswell can't continue and he is replaced by Vladimir Coufal.

Just under 30 minutes to go in this one and while Manchester City have been dominant there is just the one goal in it.

Watford are unhappy about a challenge on Adam Masina in the build-up to the Leicester goal. Timothy Castagne and the defender did clash but clearly the officials felt it was a 50-50 that the City player won.

Aaron Cresswell is trying to continue but West Ham are still making a change as Saïd Benrahma, himself struggling with an issue, is replaced by Manuel Lanzini.

It was Pontus Jansson who sparked the melee at Brentford for standing over the fallen Lucas Digne and bellowing in his ear. He clearly didn't think it was a foul.

He is booked and Everton make nothing of the free-kick.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Aaron Cresswell needs medical attention, he's hurt himself here, but he's done it for the good of the team. Big interception.

The ball across the box from Raheem Sterling into Gabriel Jesus is magnificent and then the keeper just needs a little help from his defender and he gets it to clear the danger.

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And we're back under way at the King Power, with the visiting side having renewed hope.

Meanwhile, it's getting a bit spicey at Brentford. The players are clashing on the pitch with an Everton player down following a foul.

It will be a free-kick to the Blues ion Bees territory when everything calms down.

Manchester City are on the break with Raheem Sterling. He has Gabriel Jesus in support and plays a great ball behind the defence for the Brazilian but Lukasz Fabianski is off his line quickly and Aaron Cresswell literally puts his body on the line to clear the loose ball from the goalline.