Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE commentary of Sunderland against in-form Watford in the Premier League. Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.

And that is full-time, it finishes Watford 1 Sunderland 0. Ighalo is the hero after his goal in the 4th minute to make it three wins on the spin for them and condemn Sunderland to their fourth defeat in six matches. Thanks for following the game with us - stick around on the site for all the reports from the Premier League matches.

Ighalo is through on goal but his tame shot is saved by the keeper.

The ball is bouncing around all over the Watford area before they clear.

Deeney tries to waste a bit of time by playing it short but it goes out for a goal kick.

Deeney wins a corner after his first-time strike from 25 yards is deflected wide. There will be three added minutes.

Johnson slices his shot wide from a tight angle at the far post from Watmore's flick on, he should have hit the target from there.

Guedioura with an ambitious effort from 25 yards from a tight angle and Pantilimon does well to parry the ball away, he is known in the business for having a ferocious shot.

O'Shea with a glancing header but its straight at Gomes.

Another chance for Defoe! Van Aanholt with a brilliant first-time cross and Defoe's flick trickles inches wide.

Ighalo is through on goal again but Coates does brilliantly to get a block in as the striker beared down on goal.

Sensational save from Gomes one-handed to keep put Defoe's low drive which was heading for the bottom corner.

Pantilimon does well to block Ighalo's low effort after the striker gets through on goal after a mistake by Coates.

Harsh..

Watmore lets fly from 25 yards which is inches wide of the post, that effort had plenty of curl on it.

Anya is on for Jurado, his pace could trouble the home side's defence in the closing stages.

DISALLOWED GOAL! Johnson threads the ball through to Defoe, the striker finds the net with a low finish but he is flagged off-side.

Deeney has been surprisingly quiet in the box compared to strike partner Ighalo.

Defoe comes on for Fletcher which is a bit of a surprise as the Scot has held the ball up well and could have been a good foil for the England striker.