We are only minutes from the end now.

If Plymouth hold on for the win, they will leap up to 16th in the table.

An 11th corner comes in from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and the delivery is just about the most dangerous of the night so far from Leicester.

It is deep to the back post, and forces Michael Cooper to come out to punch the ball.

The result. Another corner.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Plymouth have got the 12th man - their fans don't want to be relegated. They understand the importance of this game.

Can you say the same of Leicester? Do they look like a side trying to win the title?

It's not only the time ticking away, it's automatic promotion ticking away...

I don't think the players even believe at the minute they can get an equaliser.

Alan: This will definitely be seen as an opportunity missed by Leicester to pull clear. On paper they should be winning this.

Anon: If Argyle can hold on, they should be safe - but it is tempting fate even suggesting it. Being an Argyle fan is hard at the best of times, never mind the worst.

I tell you one area of the game that Leicester have won tonight, and it's corners.

They have notched up 10 now. Plymouth haven't earned any.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall goes down in the penalty area for the second time tonight.

Again he appeals for the spot kick and again the appeals are waved away.

Julio Pleguezuelo was scrambling to get back to his feet to stop the Leicester man.

I'm not sure the Pilgrims defender had eyes for the ball there, as he got all of Dewsbury-Hall with that challenge.

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Ten minutes remain at Home Park.

It's 10 minutes for Plymouth to hold on for a survival-boosting win.

For Leicester, well, you get the sense it's 10 minutes that could make or break their automatic promotion aspirations.

Plymouth are the ones to rue a missed chance now.

Brendan Galloway gets away on the left and links up with Morgan Whittaker, but the shot is wild and the effort is wasted.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

I think Leicester have really missed someone like Conor Coady tonight - his experience, his leadership.

I think a few of the players' heads are going a bit. They miss having someone out there now like him. If this team lacks anything right now it's those type of characters. it looks like they could play for hours and not score.

This second half performance has lacked urgency and belief.

At what point do Leicester throw everything... like absolutely everything at this?

Defeat will leave them top on goal difference tonight, but it will mean both Ipswich and Leeds United can again leap above them tomorrow.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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It's getting really noisy in Home Park now.

With less than 15 minutes to go the Green Army are starting to think they may well be able to see their side hang on and cause an upset.

Luck is very nearly on Leicester's side when Wout Faes has a pass in the box deflected.

The ball in from the right sits up and finds Stephy Mavididi free on the left.

The shot is on target, but is harmless.

Katie Middleton
Ex-captain of Plymouth Ladies on BBC Radio Devon

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Argyle are getting bodies behind the ball, Leicester are struggling to break them down and when they have created chances they have been unable to take them.

Counterattacks are going to be important and help the home side eat into that clock a little bit too.

Harvey: [I'm] a Plymouth fan in Sweden. Still a long way to go. It's the hope that kills you....

Ben Waine's first involvement of the night is to link up with Morgan Whittaker for a chance.

The ball is cut back for Whittaker, who can only dig out a tame low shot for Mads Hermansen to collect.

A double change now for Plymouth.

Ryan Hardie and Adam Forshaw go off for Ben Waine and Jordan Houghton.

Jannik Vestergaard has a few nibbles at Morgan Whittaker as the Plymouth man leans into the Leicester defender.

The yellow card in produced and a free-kick from deep is awarded. The set-piece comes to nothing.

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Patson Daka's last act in this game is to horribly slice an inviting effort a long way off target.

The ball was cushioned down for the striker in the box, but nothing about his attempted finish was good.

He picks himself up and jogs off the pitch to be replaced by Jamie Vardy.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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A huge ovation for Mustapha Bundu as he comes off with 27 minutes left.

He's put in a real shift down that left flank and took his goal superbly.

Lewis Gibson has come on as Argyle look to try and shore things up.

I read with interest that Paul says Leicester have lost their mojo.

Hard to argue with that.

Wheels off the wagon sort of stuff from the Foxes for weeks now.