Afternoon all, and welcome to Watford v Norwich City!

That's an absolutely monstrous result for the Horns, who are now four points off the relegation zone. Norwich will be down if they lost at home to West Ham on Saturday.

Full-time: Watford 2-1 Norwich City

Tom Cleverley is booked for something that I did not see.

Watford keep possession, denying Norwich space, and when Buendia does get a sniff of the ball he launches at Doucoure, miles off. He's booked.

Docoure sends Sarr away down the right, but with no men up with him and lots of defenders around him, he has to go backwards and the move breaks down.

Watford keep the ball down their left-hand side, close to the corner flag. Norwich then try to break, but the second of two consecutive flicks in midfield and the move breaks down.

There'll be four added minutes.

Watford are nearly there. Norwich have played pretty well but they don't do enough things well enough.

Godfrey scythes into a fifty-fifty with Clverley and is booked.

Watford send Chalobah on for Capoue.

Buendia attacks at inside left, finds Lewis, who crosses sharply towards the near post; Drnic flicks on, and Idah is torpedoing in at the back post! But he can't quite catch up with it!

Since they scored, Watford have disappeared the time very well.

Double change for Norwich, Martin and Drmic replacing Hernandez and Pukki.

Idah doesn't mind mixing it, and contesting the ball with Femenia, body meets face. Femenia has a litte lie down, and visits with the physio.

If Norwich lose today, that's six in a row in the league and seven in a row in total, their worst run since 1995.

Norwich win a free-kick down the left and Buendia curls a lovely ball towards the near post. Vrancic is there for it, but there's not quite enough pace on it and he can't quite wrap himself around it, heading wide of the near post.

Idah plays a one-two off McClean and finds space at inside-left, but he can't work the ball inside.

Back at Vicarage Road, time is expiring. Norwich send on Idah for Stiepermann, which is good - he's impressed me every time I've seen him, and I wish he'd have started tonight.

Except Palace have just scored again, through Benteke.

Back at Selhurst, Tammy Abraham has put Chelsea 3-1 up, and that's that on that.