Norwich have conceded 41 goals in the past 12 Premier League meetings, with Manchester City winning eight of those (D2, L2).

The Canaries ended a seven-match winless home league run in this fixture by triumphing 3-2 in the last encounter at Carrow Road in September 2019.

Manchester City's most recent competitive away victory versus Norwich was 3-0 in the FA Cup third round in January 2016.

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Leeds United

Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa: "It was a fair result. They established differences that justified their goals.

"They are different games and in the one today it was very difficult for us to defend. If you watch the game you will see it was difficult for us to anticipate their forwards.

"They attacked better than us. In the second half we defended a little bit better but we couldn't manage to attack."

On Raphinha's substitution: "I decided that Daniel James should take over his role on the right and Tyler Roberts take over in the centre. He is not injured."

The Canaries have earned seven points from their past three league games, just one fewer than they had in their previous 12.

Manchester City won 17 of their previous 19 matches in all competitions and taken 40 points out of a possible 42 in the Premier League.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Norwich are unbeaten in three league games now and they have given themselves a chance of staying up, which did not look very likely at the turn of the year.

But this is Manchester City they are up against here. Pep Guardiola's side are just relentless at the moment - nothing really changes and you just know they will find a way of winning this game even if they don't play particularly well.

Prediction: 0-3

We'll build up to the late game and bring you reaction from the 3pm matches, sound good?

Chelsea

Chelsea are drawing 0-0 with Palmeiras in the Club World Cup final in Abu Dhabi.

Follow that one here.

Brighton (W3 D4) are unbeaten in seven consecutive top flight matches for the second time, after a run of eight from October to November 1981 (W2 D6).

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton goalscorer Neal Maupay: "Great performance overall from the team. It’s been quite sometime without a win. Today felt like everyone played really well. We fought to the end. The second half was harder but we kept fighting. We kept a clean sheet. It’s good to start this big week coming with a win."

On equalling Glenn Murray's record of 26 Premier League goals for Brighton: "For a French guy like me coming to England four years ago it's a great achivement. I'm sorry for Glenn but I'm a bit younger so I reckon I'll beat him soon. If it was against Manchester United on Tuesday that would be good."

Watford have set a new club top-flight record of six consecutive home defeats.

It is the second time the Hornets have lost six successive league home games. The last was August to October 1990 in the second tier (including a defeat by Brighton).

A big and well-deserved win for Everton. The Blues are not out of bother yet, but they'll feel much, much better and optimistic now.

Leeds are looking over their shoulder and will be very worried.

A pretty dour game ends with a moment of potential drama, but David Raya is equal to Joachim Anderson's effort.

VAR doesn't see anything to suggest they should overrule the on-field call for the Zaha-Henry incident. The defender will have been fretting for a moment there.

Watford are booed off as the full-time whistle goes.

No wins in 12 games, 10 defeats in that time. No goals in three games under Roy Hodgson.

Brighton get their first league win since 2 January.

Now then... this could be interesting!

The Palace corner is cleared but the away side come again and Wilfried Zaha goes down in the box following a challenge by Rico Henry. Did the defender have his arms around the forward?

It's not a penalty on the field.

Imran Louza has a shot blocked and then fouls Alexis Mac Allister. Yellow card.

Superb save!

Dele Alli picks out Salomon Rondon in the box and his volley is tipped away brilliantly by Illan Meslier.

Palace win a corner.

Brighton bring on Shane Duffy for Adam Lallana. Like for like.

Two minutes added on. I think there could be two million minutes added on and Watford wouldn't score.

Four added minutes. There's still time.