Almost a second assist for Reece James as he pings a fine ball in, Romelu Lukaku rises and nods a header millimetres wide of the far post.

The only good news for Leeds at the moment is that they are only the one goal behind.

Watford's free-kick is punched away by Jordan Pickford. It falls for Edo Kayembe but his shot is deflected straight to Samuel Kalu, who is onside and unmarked in the box. He rushes it though and blasts it over the bar.

Leicester keep up the pressure as they have Norwich on the back foot, with Jamie Vardy now bringing a save out of Angus Gunn.

Mason Holgate goes into the book after he slides into Ken Sema.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Molineux

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The maths is pretty simple for Manchester City as they warm up under blue skies on a fine spring evening at Molineux: Seven points from their last three games will deliver a fourth Premier League title in five seasons, whatever rivals Liverpool do from here.

Pep Guardiola was doing some different sums during the build-up, when he said his side’s injury problems have left him with 13-and-a-half players – although not literally, unless I missed them signing Xherdan Shaqiri (or another vertically-challenged player) this week.

Most of those missing are at the back, which is why midfielder Fernandinho fills in there tonight. His task is to help City add to some already impressive numbers in defence - they have not conceded an away league goal for 560 minutes, since Kyle Walker-Peters put Southampton ahead in 1-1 draw on 7 January.

Romelu Lukaku breaks clear of the line and lobs Illan Meslier. Lovely finish but it is ruled out for offside.

VAR checks and the original decision stands.

Rachel Fleming: There is passion and then there is pure stupidity. The second game in a row where Leeds don't know the difference and the main reason why I now believe they are going down.

Dennis Ethan: What's wrong with Leeds United players? Why make such a challenge a barely a match after your teammate saw red.

Femi John Atoyebi: Lunacy! Epic madness by Daniel James! Leeds deserved to be relegated! Utterly indisciplined.

Rob Millward: That's one of the worst challenges I've ever seen... How is he complaining? Absolute leg breaker.

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Brilliant from Anthony Gordon! He spins away on the right and races all the way into the box. He pulls it back for Richarlison but Christian Kabasele blocks it. From the resulting corner, Richarlison's shot is deflected over the bar.

Mateo Kovacic can't continue, presumably from the injury he picked up from the Daniel James challenge. He is replaced by Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

Alex Iwobi whips it in from the right. Abdoulaye Doucoure is waiting at the back post but Richarlison goes for it and he's stretching. He heads it back towards the edge of the box but it comes to nothing. He might have been better leaving that for Doucoure but obviously didn't get a shout!

James Maddison has been firmly among the goals this season and he almost gets his 15th with a thumping effort that Angus Gunn punches behind.

The away fans are in good voice, trying to gee Everton up. They have been second best so far, though Watford haven't had a shot yet.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It’s the last thing Leeds needed, two games in a row.

Dan James had no reason to make such a strong challenge in that area of the pitch.

It's a terrible looking challenge. There's no need to make that tackle.

You have to keep your emotions in check. It's indefensible.

First chance for Everton. Richarlison knocks it on to Demarai Gray. He has space to run into the middle but his shot is blocked on the edge of the box.

Daniel James is off!

It is getting worse and worse for Leeds.

James can have no complaints, it is wild and dangerous by the forward as he launches himself into Mateo Kovacic.

What was he thinking?

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Milot Rashica plays a neat ball through the Leicester defence looking for Teemu Pukki. It is the right idea but Kasper Schmeichel gets to the ball first.

It's a really good run by Joao Pedro. He weaves past a few challenges, plays a one-two on the edge of the box but it bobbles off Samuel Kalu and into Jordan Pickford's arms at the near post.

Relegated Watford are playing with lots of freedom. Frank Lampard looks a bit concerned.

The way Chelsea started it looked like this could get very bad very quickly for Leeds but things have settled down a bit now. The visitors are still dominating possession but Leeds will feel a bit more comfortable with the tempo of the game.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This season has been a massive disappointment for Norwich.

There seems to be bit of a rift between the club and support at the minute.

Nothing is going to change, Norwich have been hopeless. It’s now about next season and going forward.

I think they have got the right manager in place but I think the summer will be really interesting to see who leaves Norwich.