Wolves are just trying to keep the ball for a little bit. City are happy to let them have it.

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A win would have been massive tonight for Everton but seven points from their last three games makes their situation look a lot better than it did a couple of weeks ago.

At the moment, things look bleak for Leeds as they remain in the bottom three.

Leicester City

Leicester midfielder James Maddison: "It is always nice to score against any former team especially against Norwich who hold a special place in my heart. It is a ruthless game, I wish them all the best but I was delighted with the goal.

"We are in a bit of a limbo where we can't get European football or go down. Results of late have not been great so just as professionals we wanted to bounce back and give the best account of ourselves.

"We are just trying to get back to being a team that won the FA Cup and reached Europe. We want to take as many points as we can in the remaining game and finish the season on a positive.

"I think we have underachieved , we had planned to overachieve and roll around with the big boys at the top but it does not always work like that, that is Premier League football."

Raul Jimenez and Pedro Neto are off. On comes Trincao and Hwang Hee-Chan.

Scott Clark: Liverpool fans, Saints supporter here. Do not despair about your inferior goal difference, you play us next week!

It's played long for Raheem Sterling but Willy Boly shoves him off it. It looks like Wolves will make a double change now too.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel to Sky Sports: "We needed a performance like that. We deserved to win. That's the best message. We were excellent right from the start and kept our focus and high intensity.

"We cleared the air after the late equaliser against Wolves. We knew what was waiting. We had a lot of reason to trust ourselves. The players delivered. Full credit to them.

"We arrive [to the FA Cup final] with a clear mindset because we did what we needed to do this week. Good news."

Raul Jimenez tries a curler from long range and it's not too far away.

And it should be five.

Kevin de Bruyne (obviously) slips it through to Phil Foden but he places it against the left post from close range.

This could be a long 20 minutes for Wolves. It's done, it's dusted, City are winning this.

Adam: Even if Man City lose on Sunday, the goal difference means this is done. Well done to Liverpool for the fight, but City just too good. Oh and they are getting Haaland next season....wow

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Absolutely sensational from Kevin de Bruyne and Manchester City.

They work it so well down the left-hand side.

It sits there for De Bruyne who has the easiest of chances.

Four goals for Man City, four goals for De Bruyne.

No way back for Wolves.

Pedro Neto tries to check inside but he's brought down by Fernandinho. It looked clumsy but he got the ball. City go down the other end with Phil Foden but Raheem Sterling can't quite get to his cross at the far post. Nathan Ake in the meantime, has come on for the injured Aymeric Laporte.

Everton have to settle for a point at Vicarage Road.

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All over as Leicester end a run of seven games without a win.

They are up to 10th in the Premier League.

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Ken Sema swings a free-kick in for Watford and it's headed awkwardly up for Jordan Pickford but he deals with it on the goalline.

Everton break and win a corner at the other end.

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

It was a tough night for Leeds, Chelsea were excellent.

Leeds didn’t offer much going forward, going down to 10 men they were always going to struggle.

They’ve got a huge two games coming up.

Aymeric Laporte has to sprint to stop Raul Jimenez from getting away. He grimaces a little afterwards.

From the corner, it's headed back into the middle by Leander Dendoncker but Conor Coady is offside as he's denied by a brilliant point-blank save from Ederson.