Lots of frustration at Goodison. After Alex Iwobi's pass to a team-mate is cut out by Jonny Evans on the edge of the box, Allan concedes a clumsy foul and Leicester are back in possession.

Chance! And a good one too. Joelinton times a run to the back post to meet Matt Targett's free-kick, but he sends his header downwards and the ball bounces well over.

Aaron Ramsdale races out of his box to beat Mason Mount to Marcos Alonso's long ball forward, and he judges it perfectly to deny Chelsea an opening at the start of the second half.

They're back under way at Goodison. Everton have work to do.

Away they go again at St James' Park.

No changes to report in this one.

Back under way at Stamford Bridge!

There's a change for Chelsea at half-time, as Thiago Silva replaces Andreas Christensen in defence.

Frustration in the air at the Etihad.

Eddie Howe's side are on course for a third successive league win. What a finish to the season they are having.

Newcastle attempted 10 shots in the first half, to Crystal Palace's one. Patrick Vieira will be hoping for a big response.

Here come the players now.

Two additional minutes. Has Nathan Ake picked up a knock? He is not moving well. Manchester City are not playing well.

Kindergarten Klopp: With both sides yet to play them, this resurgent Newcastle side might just throw a couple twists into the title race!

Let's hope for more of the same in the second half between Chelsea and Arsenal.

It's set up very nicely indeed, with Arsenal needing to go for the win to aid their top-four hopes. Twice the Gunners have taken the lead, but twice they have been pegged back within five minutes.

Manchester City are being forced sideways. This is the same stubborn defensive performance Brighton produced to win at Tottenham last weekend.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Pep Guardiola continually talks about the trust he has in his Manchester City players.

He needs it tonight because this is not going well for the hosts.

The crowd are beginning to get edgy - and Liverpool fans are starting to get their hopes up.

Corner to Brighton. Their first of the match which is delivered by Pascal Gross and falls about three yards out before it is hacked cleared by Aymeric Laporte. The Seagulls are enjoying a decent spell of possession in the closing stages of the half.

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Five games, beginning at 22:40 BST on BBC One.

Is this a Wembley hangover we are seeing?

City have not hit their stride. Just the one attempt on target with nearly 40 minutes on the clock.

Their mood is not helped when Tariq Lamptey appears to bring down Kevin de Bruyne on the edge of the box but the referee waves away the appeals.

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both teams have been equally sloppy and sublime in possession.

Some of the passing sequences have been brilliant, but some of it has been terrible as well, which makes for an entertaining game.

It's one of the most enjoyable games of the season so far.

Groans from the crowd. A quickly-taken free-kick by Manchester City lands tamely in the arms of Robert Sanchez.

Newcastle United have a deserved half-time lead, courtesy of a fine Miguel Almiron strike.