Into the final couple of minutes of seven added on at St Mary's. Can Saints find a quick response?

They're giving it a decent go. Kyle Walker-Peters drills over from the edge of the box, before Eric Dier has to head behind for a corner under pressure.

Boos all around Molineux. I don't think that is for the home team. The official is their chief target.

Leeds lead through Jack Harrison's early goal, but the home side have taken grip of the game since. Another half like that and surely they'll find a way back into it.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

With the system Spurs have, their wing back needs to be better.

They have got Porro in the January transfer window and you can see the quality that he has in the final third.

He's blasted that, it would have been difficult to miss but nonetheless a great strike.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Crossfield ball leaves Porro in so much space. He's collected it five yards into the box without a Southampton player near him.

It is what Tottenham deserve. They've really pinned Southampton back.

Brentford go into the break ahead and Brendan Rodgers has a big team-talk ahead of him as the Foxes hover above the relegation places.

Villa go into the break a goal ahead after Douglas Luiz' early opener.

It's a slender advantage and Bournemouth have shown promise.

The heavens have properly opened as the referee blows his whistle and the players retreat as fast as possible down the tunnel.

Junior Firpo is the latest man in the referee's book for a late challenge on Mario Lemina.

It prompts a bit of a melee between the players in another part of the pitch that ends with Weston McKennie getting booked for not allowing Wolves to recover the ball with any speed.

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Brenden Aaronson has a rush of blood with Leeds in a good position. He has runners off him but opts instead to shoot and fires a tame effort over the bar.

Marcos Senesi is caught in the groin in an unfortunate tangle with Ollie Watkins. That will hurt.

Still no shots on target for either side at St Mary's.

We're going to have seven minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

Christian Norgaard takes one for the team, earning himself a yellow as he prevents a Leicester counter.

The visitors need a response but they have still not managed a shot on target so far.

That was much better from Bournemouth. Dango Ouattara sends in a teasing cross and Matty Cash has to dive in to clear it at the goalmouth.

Leeds are arguing that Craig Dawson should be off here. He drags Patrick Bamford to the ground just outside the box. The Leeds forward goes down a touch easily but once the foul is awarded it gives the ref a decision to make. There is no second booking for the Wolves defender.

Bamford gets up and curls the free-kick over the bar.

Tottenham are beginning to assert themselves at St Mary's as we edge towards half-time.

You'd expect a fair bit of stoppage time too given all the breaks we've had.

Dejan Kulusevski cuts in on to his left foot but his attempt fails to beat the defender in front of him.

The foul on Jack Harrison allows Leeds to hit a free-kick at goal, but Marc Roca's effort is never a threat to Jose Sa's goal.

Check complete and no penalty is given. Jack Stephens may feel let off with that one.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

The teams have got in behind well, Tottenham have switched play really well.

There are goals in this one.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Another set piece and Leicester have been undone again. You have to say, it's fantastic improvisation. What they do is they play a short corner across the box and it goes all the way back to where it came from and then it's delivered again. That changes the angle of the approach.

It comes into the box and then Jensen scores the goal. It has been coming. The amount of pressure, the amount of balls into the box is quite phenomenal. Leicester second best again.

That Brentford opener has the Bees up to sixth in the table as things stand. What a wonderful season Thomas Frank's side are having.

Leicester, however, well they won't want to catch a glimpse of the standings at the interval.

If the Foxes concede one more, they will drop into the bottom three below West Ham on goal difference.