Manchester City are piling the pressure on as they look for a second before the break. Milot Rashica tries to counter but his pass is cut out.

One minute added on.

Man City play the corner back to Phil Foden, who hammers a shot well over the bar.

(Manchester) City win a corner as (Norwich) City head behind a cross.

Kyle Walker has now provided two assists in his last four Premier League appearances, as many as in his last 35 appearances. He was quite lucky that it counted as an assist.

Good keeping by Angus Gunn. Kyle Walker runs in behind the defence and keeps the ball in before knocking it back to Bernardo Silva. He lobs the ball towards Ilkay Gundogan's head - I actually thought he was going for goal initially - but Gunn punches over.

Dean Smith chews on some gum as Manchester City prepare for a corner. Norwich haven't played too badly here.

Manchester City have won each of the last 20 Premier League matches they took the lead in, since a 3-2 defeat at Brighton on 18 May 2021.

Only Luis Suarez (12) and Sergio Aguero (6) have scored as many Premier League goals against Norwich as Raheem Sterling (6).

End to end. Norwich don't deal with a cross and Ilkay Gundogan lays it off for Riyad Mahrez, whose shot is saved by Angus Gunn at the near post. The resulting corner comes to nothing.

A lovely Norwich move around the box - four players involved - and Kenny McLean toe-pokes a poor shot wide from 20 yards.

That's Raheem Sterling's 10th goal of the season. Only Riyad Mahrez (16) has bagged more for Man City.

It's Chelsea 1-1 Palmeiras now. Follow here.

There are going to be goals here, surely. Oleksandr Zinchenko fires in a low cross to Raheem Sterling, whose first-time shot is saved by the feet of Angus Gunn.

Max Aarons needs treatment after clashing with Ilkay Gundogan just before that cross.

Grant Hanley now does well at the other end to clear Ilkay Gundogan's cross. Fernandinho lifts the ball into the box and Phil Foden shoulders it into the air. Norwich get it away.

Chelsea are beating Palmeiras 1-0 thanks to a Romelu Lukaku goal.

Follow that here.

Watford

Watford boss Roy Hodgson, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "In the first half we didn't play anywhere near as well as I was expecting. Still a bit unfortunate to go in 1-0 down as we were still not conceding a lot of goal chances. We were better at the start of the second half but still without creating the threat or goal chances we needed. The game gets put to bed with a scrambled goal from a corner. We were hoping for a lot and start a revival. So now we go to the next game and hope we can start it then.

"When the goal goes in just before half-time it is the worst possible moment. If we go in at 0-0 and maybe make one or two points to the players we might have given ourselves a better platform. But we were doing that from the platform of 1-0 down. In the end, putting lots of attacking players on might cost us with counter-attacks. And that is what happened.

"Everyone at the club thinks a lot of Ismaila [Sarr]. I've not had much chance to work with him, but I know of him from watching Watford games. We know what a good player he is and have to hope his talent and skill will help us in this battle for survival.

"It [his track record in the past] puts me in good stead going forward. But I need a group of players with the same resilience and ability to come over disappointments. That will be our message, I can point to passages in my past where it has worked. But the only people who will get us out of this are the players and they are going to need a lot of mental strength going forward. It is a lot of defeats in 23 games and we need some wins."

Norwich should be ahead, that is sooooo close.

Pierre Lees-Melou whips in a cross from the left which Grant Hanley heads down towards the bottom corner. Ederson looks beaten but it hits the base of the post.

Fernandinho hacks it away just before a Norwich player can pounce on the loose ball.

Manchester City defender Ruben Dias goes into the book for fouling Milot Rashica on the halfway line.

The Norwich player, who is in good form, had run from the edge of his own box.

The Canaries win a corner now.

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Bernardo Silva swings a cross from the left in after latching onto a loose ball but nobody can stick it in at the back post.