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5.36pm: Norwich have mounted a final push for an equaliser by sending on Grant Holt for Jonny Howson.

5.29pm: Cisse’s day is done for Newcastle, as the scorer of the only goal of the game so far is replaced by Shola Ameobi. Over at Anfield, Cameron Jerome has replaced Matthew Etherington for Stoke.

5.22pm: Davide Santon has replaced Hatem Ben Arfa for Newcastle. Defensive move by Alan Pardew?

5.20pm: George Caulkin at Newcastle v Norwich tweets: “Newcastle have had ample chances, but not put them away. Could still pay for it. Slack feel to whole game/atmosphere.”

5.18pm: Jermaine Pennant has come on to replace Ryan Shotton for Stoke. Meanwhile, Dirk Kuyt is on for Maxi Roriguez for Liverpool.

5.17pm: George Caulkin at Newcastle v Norwich tweets: “Two vital saves from Krul in the space of a minute, the second tipping Whitbred’s header over the crossbar.”

5.16pm: Downing puts Liverpool back in front with a crisp left-footed shot from 12 yards out after seizing on a loose ball just outside the penalty area.

5.15pm: GOAL! LIVERPOOL 2-1 Stoke (Stewart Downing)

5.08pm: Click here to read about Kilmarnock’s cup triumph.

4.55pm: Over the border, Kilmarnock have sprung a massive surprise by beating Celtic to win the Scottish Communities League Cup thanks to a late goal from Dieter Van Tornhout. Report to follow.

4.49pm: Tony Barrett at Liverpool v Stoke tweets: “Stoke and Liverpool fans both singing Fabrice Muamba’s name. Nice touch.”

4.48pm: HALF-TIME Newcastle 1-0 Norwich

4.47pm: HALF-TIME Liverpool 1-1 Stoke

4.46pm: George Caulkin at Newcastle v Norwich tweets: “Another decent save from Ruddy after Gutierrez puts Cisse through down left. Should have scored. Still 1-0, haft-time approaching.”

4.36pm: Tony Barrett is our man at Liverpool v Norwich and can report that the home team weren’t happy about the corner that led to the Stoke goal. He tweets: “Liverpool complaining it shouldn’t have been a corner. That may well be the case but it doesn’t excuse the way they defended it.”

4.34pm: George Caulkin at Newcastle v Norwich tweets: “Been pretty quiet & nervy aside from goal, but Ruddy has just made fine save after Cabaye’s ball flicked forward by Ba.”

4.27pm: Stoke hit straight back through Liverpool old-boy Crouch, who was allowed to meet a corner unchallenged by his supposed marker, Andy Carroll, and the ex-England man duly took advantage by heading past Pepe Reina.

4.26pm: GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 STOKE (Peter Crouch)

4.23pm: We’re being treated to some absolute beauties this afternoon and Suarez is the man to provide the latest, playing a one-two and then sweeping a fine strike into the bottom corner from 20 yards.

4.23pm: GOAL! LIVERPOOL 1-0 Stoke (Luis Suarez)

4.21pm: Here’s what Torres has had to say about ending his goal drought: “I needed those goals. I’ve been working so hard to get them. Maybe the job of a striker is to score goals and if you don’t do it people think you’re playing badly. But the support has been here and I feel the confidence of the manager [Di Matteo] now. We have some important games coming.”

4.16pm: George Caulkin is our reporter at Newcastle v Norwich and he tweets: “What a finish from Cisse. Makes it look simple, getting in front of Whitbred and striking cross from Gutierrez 1st time. 1-0.”

4.13pm: Wow, what a goal. The ball was whipped in from the left by Jonas Gutierrez and Cisse rifled it into the top corner with the outside of his right foot. Terrific finish.

4.12pm: GOAL! NEWCASTLE 1-0 Norwich (Papiss Cisse)

4.01pm: Both Liverpool v Stoke and Newcastle v Norwich are now under way.

4pm: FULL-TIME Chelsea 5-2 Leicester

3.58pm: Torres could have shot for his hat-trick, but instead lays the ball off to Meireles, who sidefoots it past Schmeichel.

3.57pm: GOAL! CHELSEA 5-2 Leicester (Raul Meireles)

3.56pm: The substitute gives the travelling fans something to smile about without an outstanding strike into Cech’s top left-hand corner from 25 yards.

3.55pm: GOAL! Chelsea 4-2 LEICESTER (Ben Marshall)

3.54pm: Here are the teams from Anfield, where Liverpool host Stoke in the FA Cup ...

Liverpool: Reina, Kelly, Carragher, Skrtel, Jose Enrique, Maxi, Gerrard, Spearing, Downing, Suarez, Carroll. Substitutes: Doni, Henderson, Coates, Kuyt, Adam, Flanagan, Shelvey.

Stoke: Sorensen, Wilkinson, Huth, Shawcross, Wilson, Shotton, Whitehead, Whelan, Etherington, Walters, Crouch. Substitutes: Nash, Jones, Pennant, Upson, Delap, Jerome, Palacios.

Referee: Kevin Friend.

3.53pm: The man is on fire! After more than 1,500 minutes without a goal, Torres scores two in 20, the latest being a glancing header from a corner.

3.51pm: GOAL! CHELSEA 4-1 Leicester (Fernando Torres)

3.44pm: GOAL! Chelsea 3-1 LEICESTER (Beckford)

3.37pm: Yes. you did read that right. Torres has scored for Chelsea, bringing to an end a 1,545-minute wait. In true drought-ending form it was a scuffed effort which trickled over the line.

3.33pm: GOAL! CHELSEA (Torres) 3-0 Leicester

3.30pm: The team news from the 4pm kick-offs is starting to filter in. Here’s how Newcastle and Norwich will line up ...

Newcastle: Krul, Simpson, Williamson, Coloccini, Perch, Ben Arfa, Cabaye, Guthrie, Gutierrez, Ba, Cisse. Substitutes: Elliot, Santon, Abeid, Gosling, Shola Ameobi, Vuckic, Donaldson.

Norwich: Ruddy, Naughton, Ward, Whitbread, Drury, Elliott Bennett, Pilkington, Howson, Fox, Surman, Morison. Substitutes: Steer, Martin, Johnson, Crofts, Holt, Jackson, Hoolahan.

Referee: Phil Dowd.

3.20pm: FULL-TIME Wolves 0-5 Manchester United

3.12pm: They’re back under way at Stamford Bridge, where there has been a change at the break for Chelsea, who have replaced Juan Mata with Florent Malouda.

2.55pm: HALF-TIME Chelsea 2-0 Leicester

2.51pm: A couple of changes to mention: Fabio is on for Patrice Evra for Manchester United, while over at Stamford Bridge, Lee Peltier has replaced Paul Gallagher for Leicester.

2.50pm: Another wonderful United move ends with Valencia pulling the ball back for Hernandez to drill the ball into the roof of the Wolves net.

2.50pm: GOAL! Wolves 0-5 MANCHESTER UNITED (Javier Hernandez)

2.46pm: Hernandez heads home at the back post as Wolves’ feeble defence is breached once more. Meanwhile, Paul Pogba has replaced Michael Carrick.

2.45pm: GOAL! Wolves 0-4 MANCHESTER UNITED (Javier Hernandez)

2.34pm: The second half is under way at Molineux. One would imagine the home team will want this one over and done with as quickly as possible.

2.26pm: He might not be scoring himself but that was an outstanding assist from Torres, who picked the ball up on the right touchline, sprinted away from his marker and played in Kalou to finish low past Kasper Schmeichel.

2.25pm: GOAL! CHELSEA 2-0 Leciester City (Salomon Kalou)

2.23pm: Just before United’s quickfire double, Terry Connor, the Wolves manager, made an organisation change in response to going down to ten men by replacing David Davis with Eggert Jonsson. Didn’t quite have the desired effect.

2.20pm: Cahill heads home from a corner to give the Premier League team the lead and celebrates by revealing an under-shirt carrying the message “Pray 4 Muamba”. Cahill was a team-mate of Muamba’s at Bolton until leaving for Chelsea in January.

2.20pm: GOAL! CHELSEA 1-0 Leicteser (Gary Cahill)

2.18pm: HALF-TIME Wolves 0-3 Manchester United

2.16pm: Far too easy again for United as Valencia picks the ball up in enough space on which to build a small country house on the right and cuts the ball back to Welbeck, who drills past Wayne Hennessey.

2.16pm: GOAL! Wolves 0-3 MANCHESTER UNITED (Danny Welbeck)

2.14pm: United turn a Wolves corner into a second goal with a lightning-fast counter-attack finished off with a right-wing run and finish by Valencia. Excellent finish to a thrilling move.

2.12pm: GOAL! Wolves 0-2 MANCHESTER UNITED (Antonio Valencia)

2.09pm: RED CARD! Wolves’ Ronald Zubar is given a second yellow card. The first foul was a late challenge on Rooney, the second a clumsy one on Welbeck. Game over already?

2.07pm: We’re under way at Stamford Bridge, where there was no organised minute’s applause for Muamba, but a message of best wishes from the stadium announcer.

1.54pm: The Times’ Alyson Rudd is at Stamford Bridge this afternoon. She tweets: “Leicester fans in good voice at Bridge, Pearson starts with an attacking Beckford and Nugent, RDM starts a with hopeful Sturridge and Torres.”

1.51pm: All a bit too easy for United there. A corner came in, Carrick cushioned it back across goal and there was Evans to turn into the Wolves net from close range.

1.51pm: GOAL! Wolves 0-1 MANCHESTER UNITED (Jonny Evans)

1.48pm: Wonderful chance for Wolves to take the lead as Matt Jarvis swings in a fine cross in, but Steven Fletcher’s header is just the wrong side of the post. Should have buried it.

1.43pm: Seven changes by Roberto Di Matteo, the Chelsea manager, with only Cech, Ivanovic, Sturridge and Mata remaining from the team that beat Napoli in the Champions League in midweek. Torres is back in the starting line-up and, facing a Championship club, won’t get a better chances to end his goal drought.

1.41pm: The first FA Cup tie of the afternoon sees Chelsea host Leicester City. Here’s how the two teams will line up ...

Chelsea: Cech, Bosingwa, Ivanovic, Cahill, Bertrand, Mikel, Meireles, Sturridge, Mata, Kalou, Torres. Substitutes: Hilario, Luiz, Essien, Lampard, Drogba, Malouda, Ferreira.

Leicester: Schmeichel, St. Ledger, Morgan, Bamba, Konchesky, Gallagher, Wellens, Danns, Dyer, Nugent, Beckford. Substitutes: Smith, Peltier, Howard, Marshall, Schlupp, Kennedy, Hopper.

Referee: Lee Probert.

1.39pm: Manchester United have just had the best chance of the game so far, with Rafael getting in behind the Wolves defence and squaring across goal, only for the sprawling Javier Hernandez to narrowly fail to make contact. Let-off for the home team.

1.31pm: We’re under way at Molineux. Follow every kick and get live stats by clicking “Live commentary” next to the fixture above, or click the “Match Centre & Twitter” tab at the top of the page.

1.26pm: The teams are out at Molineux, where’s there has just been a minute’s applause in support of Muamba.

1.23pm: News has broken in the last few minutes that Bolton’s game against Aston Villa at Villa Park on Tuesday has been postponed by the Lancashire club following Fabrice Muamba’s collapse yesterday. Full story to follow.

1.10pm: The first game of the day takes us to Molineux for Wolves v Manchester United. Here’s how the two teams will line up ...

Wolves: Hennessey, Zubar, Stearman, Bassong, Ward, Foley, Edwards, Davis, Jarvis, Doyle, Fletcher. Substitutes: De Vries, Kightly, Ebanks-Blake, Hunt, Johnson, Berra, Jonsson.

Man Utd: De Gea, Rafael Da Silva, Ferdinand, Evans, Evra, Valencia, Carrick, Scholes, Welbeck, Hernandez, Rooney. Substitutes: Amos, Giggs, Smalling, Park, Young, Fabio Da Silva, Pogba.

Referee: Anthony Taylor.