Samuel Kalu fizzes it into Dan Gosling on the edge of the box. He tries to play it first time to Joao Pedro but it won't quite reach him.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Molineux

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Wolves striker Raul Jimenez usually makes an impact when he plays Manchester City – but, er, not always in a good way.

The Mexican has bagged two goals and three assists in six games against City, but he will want to forget the last time he faced them, at Etihad Stadium in December.

In the space of 48 very stupid seconds in first-half stoppage time, Jimenez picked up one booking for dragging back Rodri on the halfway line... and another for blocking the resulting free-kick.

Jimenez initially protested to referee Jon Moss before reluctantly and slowly trudging off, while getting plenty of stick from the stands.

Will he get his revenge tonight though?

Jordan Pickford's clearance is dodgy and Ken Sema intercepts. He tries to link-up with Joao Pedro but it bounces fortunately off Michael Keane for Pickford to gather it in.

Watford have started well.

Better from Leeds as they win a corner after a Kalvin Phillips' free kick is sent into the area. That prompts a roar from the home fans but Daniel James' deep cross is headed away by Reece James before Diego Llorente drives wide.

Decent crossing opportunity for Samuel Kalu, who does well down the right. It won't quite fall for Dan Gosling but is kept in by Adam Masina. He finds Gosling this time but Alex Iwobi does well to push him wide.

Not much to play for in this game apart from a push for a top-10 finish for Leicester and it is they who are dominating possession early on as a cross from the left is hacked away from the feet of Jamie Vardy.

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Wolves

Wolves assistant manager Carlos Cachada speaking to Sky Sports, on how manager Bruno Lage, who is absent due to Covid, will communicate this evening: "He will be on the phone. He is at the training ground watching the game live and if he wants he can pass a message on to us and we will tell the players."

On coming from 2-0 to earn a point against Chelsea: "After losing 2-0 and coming back to draw, it brings confidence to the guys. I think that kind of game is so important, when you can come back."

On a full debut for Chiquinho: "He has come on in a couple of games and did well so the manager thinks this is a good opportunity to show himself."

On tonight's match: "Just be ourselves. Compact when we defend. Aggressive when we have the ball. Create the chances to win the game. The supporters have been brilliant with us. We have performed well at home and we believe we will perform well tonight."

Seamus Coleman and Alex Iwobi double-team to win the ball for Everton in their own half but Richarlison can't hold it up at the other end, going down under contact and appealing unsuccessfully for a free-kick.

Off we go at the King Power.

Can Everton pick up a big three points and boost their survival hopes?

David Ljunggren: It is becoming increasingly clear that Leeds waited too long to sack Bielsa. This side really looks awful.

Reece James has been brilliant so far and he wins the ball in midfield before picking out Romelu Lukaku. The striker gets the ball trapped under his feet as he tries to break into the box and Leeds clear.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The pressure is on Manchester City after they got knocked out of the Champions League.

I thought they recovered brilliantly with the victory against Newcastle, a bit of a statement, they got the goals up but they will want to back it up tonight.

A win tonight and they are nearly there.

It’s theirs to lose now. The pressure is on because they will want to win a trophy this season.

Leeds look very nervous at the back and they are caught in possession in defence by Christian Pulisic, who cuts back for Mason Mount but his low drive is hacked away.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to Sky Sports on what he has had to say to his players as they close in on the title: "Nothing. They know our position and what we have to do."

On whether the news Erling Haaland will join the club this summer has lifted the players: "We didn't speak about that. I didn't speak with them about it."

On Fernandinho playing in defence: "Of course it is not his position. He played many times there and with the situation we have - unfortunately sometimes that happens. He will do his best."

On Wolves: "They are huge competitors, the players. They have a special DNA. They are strong in set pieces and have incredible pace on the counter attack. They have incredible runners. They make another fantastic season and it's always a tough game.

"We know what we have to do. We have to make points to retain the title."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Vicarage Road

Huge noise from the Everton fans gathered at one end of Vicarage Road. Plenty of empty seats elsewhere.

Better from Leeds as Raphinha sweeps a first time ball forward that is just out of Rodrigo's reach.

Raphinha then comes forward down the right but this time his low ball into the box is stabbed away.

Leeds may be behind but there's a lot of minutes left to play.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Molineux

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Manchester City might have bolstered their attack for next season with their agreement to sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland but it is defence where they are short right now.

There’s no need to Pep Guardiola to panic though - with Ruben Dias, John Stones and Kyle Walker all out for the rest of the season, and Nathan Ake not fit enough to start tonight because of an ankle problem, he is able to turn to 37-year-old Fernandinho to shore up his defence at Molineux.

The veteran Brazilian, who looks set to end his nine-year stay with the club this summer, is best known as a defensive midfielder of course, but he played at right-back against Real Madrid in the Champions League and has filled in at centre-half plenty of times before, most recently in the closing minutes of Sunday’s win over Newcastle.

You can see why Pep is confident in his captain, who is making only his eighth league start of the campaign... even so, I bet he's glad he won't have Vinicius Jr running at him tonight.

Leeds have had 28% of the ball and that feels generous.

All Chelsea.

Paul Robinson
Birmingham City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Disastrous start for Leeds.

Reece James just cuts inside so easy and finds Mason Mount, who curls it into Illan Meslier’s top right post.

A superb finish. This could be a long night for Leeds.