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FT: Leicester City 1-0 Liverpool - substitute Lookman opens scoring
Salah has penalty saved and hits bar with rebound
Reds are six points off leaders Man City
Everton v Newcastle on Thursday has been postponed
Watford 1-3 West Ham
Mark Noble's penalty was his first Premier League goal since January 2020. It was also his 47th Premier League goal for West Ham, equalling Paolo Di Canio (47) in second place in the Hammers' leading PL goalscorers.
Only Michail Antonio (53) has scored more PL goals for West Ham.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthampton 1-1 Tottenham
Oh, almost a comedy own goal by Southampton!
A cross is slung into the box and out comes Fraser Forster to gather. He is favourite but spills it under pressure and then back-heels the ball into his own net.
I'm sad to see it ruled out for a foul by Matt Doherty. That was prime own goals and gaffes territory.
If I'm honest, I think the keeper has been given too much protection there. But that is a long-running debate.
Crystal Palace 3-0 Norwich
This is an excellent save from Vicente Guaita.
Norwich work the ball well down the left and Przemyslaw Placheta - who appears to have shaken off that earlier problem - unleashes a powerful strike which the Palace goalkeeper does well to palm to safety.
Southampton 1-1 Tottenham
Spurs are seeing plenty of the ball, as you'd expect with an extra man. But credit to the home side, who are doing a good job of frustrating the visitors.
Crystal Palace 3-0 Norwich
Odsonne Edouard and Jean-Philippe Mateta link up well again, but the latter's header is straight at Angus Gunn.
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A shame Kane's goal was disallowed? Nah. A shame he is playing at all after that unpunished horror foul on Andy Robertson. A shame too that Kane thought it was a good tackle! Seems if you're captain of England you're exempt from such bothersome things as the rules of the game.
Dave, Dunblane
VAR is ridiculous. Kane's arm might've been offside but you can't score with your arm. If they aren't giving the benefit of the doubt to the attacking team for brilliant goals like that we are slowly seeing the game ruined.
Tom, London
Watford 1-3 West Ham
Worrying moments for Watford. Well, more worrying. They've made three subs and now Joao Pedro is down holding his head.
Thankfully, the forward is going to be OK, for his team's sake and his own.
Crystal Palace 3-0 Norwich
Almost a fourth for Palace as Jeffrey Schlupp's low shot is saved by the legs of Angus Gunn, who also keeps out Jean-Philippe Mateta's follow-up effort.
Southampton 1-1 Tottenham
Dele Alli is off, replaced by Lucas Moura. Alli nowhere near as effective here as he was in the 2-2 draw with Liverpool.
Southampton 1-1 Tottenham
The one-man advantage Spurs have is starting to show through.
They saw just over 53% of the ball in the first half but since half-time that number is 71%.
If they keep their composure it's hard to see how Antonio Conte's side don't go on to win this game.
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace 3-0 Norwich
The last thing Norwich need right now is another injury.
Przemyslaw Placheta is down after colliding with team-mate Adam Idah. The winger is limping heavily but is OK to continue for now.
Southampton 1-1 Tottenham
We've just been shown the lines for that VAR decision to disallow the second Harry Kane goal. It was tight. Like a tiger.
Southampton 1-1 Tottenham
Spurs exerting some authority now. Son Heung-min sees an effort at the near post deflected wide.
Crystal Palace 3-0 Norwich
Przemyslaw Placheta tries to find space for the cross down the right but Tyrick Mitchell outmuscles the Norwich man near the byeline.
Pierre Lees-Melou's delivery is cleared behind by Joachim Anderson moments later. Good spell of pressure from Dean Smith's side.
Watford 1-3 West Ham
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
David Moyes, the message he’s getting across, the confidence he’s built in the camp. I mean the players are doing a brilliant job but Moyes has to take absolute credit really.
West Ham fans, when he first got the job there and did a brilliant job keeping them in the Premier League, were underwhelmed but they ‘got it’ second time around and he is proving everyone wrong.
Mark Noble
Mark Noble makes no mistake, rolling in his side's third goal.
There can be no complaints about that penalty. Bowen was just quicker to the ball and Bachmann clumsy trying to save the situation.
The Hammers in complete control now.
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford 1-2 West Ham
Yep. Right decision.
Watford 1-2 West Ham
Darren England has been told to go to the screen. This usually means just one thing...
Watford 1-2 West Ham
West Ham want a penalty here. Jarrod Bowen has been taken down by home keeper Daniel Bachmann. Looks a pen to me. The forward got there first.
Nothing given on the field. To VAR we go again...
Crystal Palace 3-0 Norwich
Jeffrey Schlupp works his way to the byeline and floats in a dangerous ball towards the far post which Sam Byram does well to head behind for a Palace corner.
The hosts are beginning to find their groove again.