Liam Delap, with four goals this season, has had a frustrating afternoon for Ipswich. He shoots over as Ipswich try to make this an interesting finish.

Remember, this one had a 15-minute delay so still plenty of time left for the hosts, although they have showed little quality this afternoon so far.

Dan Burn is denied an equaliser against his former club.

The defender, up for a wide free-kick, is a mile off when he meets a ball over the top with a lovely dinked finish.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Final Score

Abdul Fatawu in particular has really taken the fight to Southampton in this second half, putting them on the back foot, creating opportunities. At the moment if a team is going to win it, it looks to be Leicester.

Four-and-a-half minutes of the nine added on have been played at St. James'.

That should be the Leicester winner!

Facundo Buonanotte has had a fine game for the Foxes and after some interplay with Bobby Reid the 19-year-old loanee shoots from 18 yards, just a yard wide of the left post.

Casemiro slowly walks off and on comes Manuel Ugarte. Jonny Evans is also off for Victor Lindelof as United make two changes.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sepp van den Berg's head will be spinning. He's had a tough afternoon against Alejandro Garnacho.

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Brighton almost wrap it up. A ball over the top has Mats Wieffer latching on and prodding a shot against the body of Newcastle keeper Nick Pope.

Kaour Mitoma then drives a shot just wide.

Ipswich have had a bit of the ball, but not done much with it. A cross overhit from the left is catching practice for Jordan Pickford, who is enjoying one of his easiest days of the season.

So nearly a winner for Southampton!

Aaron Ramsdale's punt is flicked on to Kamaldeen Sulemana, whose shot is blocked by the sliding Wout Faes.

From the corner, the Saints want a penalty for handball. But Paul Onuahu's header hit the shoulder of James Justin, not his arm.

Brentford have been quiet in this second half. Matthijs de Ligt is free close to the right touchline for United, his cross sees Alejandro Garnacho run on to it and strike it first time, but Mark Flekken is there and well positioned to dive forwards and gather the shot.

Nine minutes added on here. Newcastle continue to push.

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We will have seven additional minutes at St Mary's.

Enough time for a winner?

A final change for Leicester, Bobby Decordova-Reid replaces Stephy Mavididi.

Steve Cooper's side looking to complete the comeback, with just two minutes of normal time remaining.

A chance for United's third. Marcus Rashford nudges a ball through to substitute Joshua Zirkzee, but the ball just bounces away from him and Mark Flekken is happy to dive on to the ball.

Abdul Fatawu absolutely rinses Charlie Taylor down the right, but cannot find a Leicester team mate with a low cross.

I have to agree with many of our correspondents today, Fatawu should be starting games for Leicester.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Final Score

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Manchester United have reacted brilliantly in this second half, coming out and turning the game around. They look sharp and more like the United we have come to expect in the Premier League era. They are getting the ball wide, creating chances, more in keeping with what Erik ten Hag will be after from his players. But he will be most pleased with the character they have shown.