HUGE GOAL! I just said there wasn't a goal BUT THERE IS NOW!
Tottenham NEEDED that desperately and it's the substitute Eriksen with it.
Spurs show the composure they needed in this last second but Burnley just allowed them a bit too much space. Kane lays it off for Eriksen who fires in to the near top corner.
The only game which remains 0-0 in the Premier League is at Wembley.
It was probably the only game you wouldn't expect the 0-0 to come in but Spurs may be tired from their Barcelona exploits and Burnley are just about keeping them out.
Alli has his head in his hands as he thought he was about to nick it but it's somehow kept out.
Bobby Reid has astonishingly scored a quick-fire second but this one is not a cracker.
Foster does brilliantly to keep Bamba's effort out but the rebound falls to Bobby Reid who's first strike is blocked well but his second shot is prodded in.
A big lifeline for Cardiff who might have been lucky there as there was possibly an offside in there, somewhere.
There really is a goal-of-the-season competition going on at Vicarage Road at the minute!
And I couldn't tell you which is the best.
But Watford's third is another delight. Sema's lay off finds the youngster who doesn't lash at it. Instead, he places it to the left of Etheridge and into the net.
I haven't reported on every substitution in the 3PMs but a big one at Molineux as Callum Wilson takes to the field to replace Jordon Ibe on the hour mark.
Perez spots Manquillo's run inside him, and the Spaniard, 25 yards out doesn't need a second invitation to curl a pass around the Huddersfield defenders to find Rondon's late run at the far post.
Newcastle have had very low possession in their game but the two best chances in the half and now they've opened the scoring!
A bit of magic from the Spaniard who jinks one way, onto his left foot, feints to shoot, but has the composure to jink once again and bring it back on to his right foot.
He then has enough about him to put it past Etheridge and give Watford the early goal that'll help them settle.
Huddersfield Town vs Newcastle United kicks off at 3:00pm (GMT) on Saturday 15th December.
Where can I watch it?
The match will not be shown live on TV or online in the UK.
Independent Sport will keep you up to date with all the goals as they fly in via our live blog.
Highlights will be shown at 10:20pm on BBC One.
Ayoze Perez celebrated his match-winning goal in reference to the jeers he received when he came on (AFP/Getty)
Player to watch
Ayoze Perez: The Spanish striker has only scored two goals in 16 Premier League appearances, but did score last week in the home defeat to Wolves. The 25-year-old has been at St James’ Park since 2014, scoring 32 times in 158 appearances, and will be hoping to add to that tally this weekend against a Huddersfield defence which has conceded 27 goals so far this season.
Form guide
Huddersfield: WDWLLL
Newcastle: WWWLDL
Odds
Huddersfield to win: 31/20
Newcastle to win: 43/20
Draw: 2/1
Prediction
Huddersfield 0-0 Newcastle: Nothing to see here.
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