Sarah: As an Arsenal fan, I just hope the current players have better fortunes than Vieira - and better discipline than Palace. I really wouldn't blame Vieira if he walked out rather than watch himself being let down by people who weren't brought self-control by Santa!

Koko: This Brighton performance has been amazing. Their board have done it again: De Zerbi is going to the very top.

Vicente Guaita scrambles to his left to keep out Issa Diop's goalbound effort. The pressure's building on Palace.

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Jamie Vardy = offside.

Leicester have had 71.8% of the ball in the second half but not a single shot.

Bobby Decordova-Reid stands up a cross from the right wing for Fulham and Aleksandar Mitrovic gets high above his marker to head downwards at the far post, only for Vicente Guaita to make a smart save low to his right. A second goal should clinch it for the Cottagers.

A horrible challenge from Max Kilman, boot raised high and catching Idrissa Gueye in the face.

Just a yellow card for the Wolves man.

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has charged 40 yards out of his goal to remonstrate with the referee.

VAR has had a look and the caution will stand, it won't be upgraded.

Andreas Pereira gets into the left side of the Palace box and although his shot from a tight angle beats Vicente Guaita, it hits the outside of the near post and goes behind.

Solly March is playing like prime Luis Figo out on that right flank.

The Brighton winger confidently and cleverly turns his marker on the edge of the Saints box, clipping in a cross which Kaoru Mitoma heads wide of the left-hand post.

The ball should be in the back of the net.

Palace make a change after losing their second defender of the game, with Chris Richards coming on for Eberechi Eze.

Palace are now playing a 4-3-1 formation, with Wilfried Zaha all alone up top.

Absolute mayhem in the Toon box as they almost score an own goal. Harvey Barnes' shot hits two Newcastle defenders and rolls just wide of the far post. The corner comes to nowt.

Wolves goalscorer Daniel Podence lunges in on Idrissa Gueye and is booked.

Lucky to only be shown a yellow card for that? Was very reckless.

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Leicester winger Harvey Barnes goes close to a chance twice. He can't make proper contact with a Jamie Vardy cross and then glances a header to nowhere.

This is getting out of hand for Southampton.

Still more than half an hour left and Brighton have the bit between their teeth.

Newcastle centre-back Fabian Schar goes on a nice jinking run forward but then runs into Daniel Amartey. Literally. Leicester clear.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Absolutely stunning strike. Solly March cuts inside and you think maybe the danger has gone but he unleashes a left-footed shot that flies past Gavin Bazunu. What a strike, what a goal. That has got to be game over.

A triple change from Julen Lopetegui for Wolves.

Hugo Bueno, Joe Hodges and Hwang Hee-chan all exit.

Ryan Ait-Nouri, Matheus Nunes and Adama Traore enter the action.

Leicester keeper Danny Ward flaps at a corner - the Foxes really have gone back a few months here - but Wout Faes bails him out.

Now Palace are really up against it... they're down to NINE men.

James Tomkins' first start since Boxing Day last year comes to a premature end as the Palace centre-half is shown a second yellow card.

He let a pass go back to the goalkeeper and then put an arm out as Aleksandar Mitrovic went to chase the pass down. Tomkins' elbow caught the Fulham striker on the chin and he has to receive treatment before being able to continue.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds, Leicester and Everton striker on Final Score

James Maddison can find spaces from nothing, out of nowhere. His delivery is second-to-none.

It was a shame that we didn't get to see him during the World Cup. In this game, Leicester would have been able to find him with passes - and then you've got Daka, who would have been able to feed off him, and Barnes and Dewsbury-Hall, who would be able to have a little bit more freedom in possession.

They haven't been able to have that, and that's where Newcastle have been able to hit them with an abundance of players in midfield.