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Paul Russell: Leicester have completely lost their mojo. No confidence in attack and nobody wanting to take a shot. Maresca is stubborn with no Plan B. We're destined for the play offs and we don't have the mentality to succeed. Worrying times

J Staggs: Used to watching the quality of the Premier League, but Plymouth are showing great determination in this match up. A super watch. And I'm an Arsenal fan!

Anon: No way this will end 1-0. Once Leicester get a goal another will follow. Plymouth have to threat so Leicester can just commit more to attack. Eventually it will tell.

Plymouth goalscorer Mustapha Bundu gets a standing ovation as he is replaced by Lewis Gibson.

Leicester are lining up the chances, but failing to knock Plymouth down.

Stephy Mavididi sends a chance off target, and less than a minute later stands up a cross for Dennis Praet.

The substitute, however, can't steer his header on target.

Plymouth have two quick sights at goal.

First Mustapha Bundu tries to tee Adam Forshaw up for a chance before Morgan Whittaker tries his luck from a long way out.

Patson Daka misses the best chance of the night for Leicester City.

Abdul Fatawu got in behind Plymouth on the right and picks out Daka in the middle with a low pass.

The striker doesn't get enough on his shot, and it flashes across goal.

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Leicester boss Enzo Maresca turns to his bench for the first time tonight.

Wilfred Ndidi is replaced by Dennis Praet.

How important is this scoreline on the end-of-season run-in if it stays like this?

If Plymouth can hold on, do you reckon they're safe? They're up to 16th as it stands, five points off the drop zone.

Conversely, are Leicester headed for the play-offs if they come away from Home Park without a point?

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Dan Scarr makes a vital intervention as he cuts out a cross from getting onto the head of Patson Daka.

It looked to have opened up there for Leicester for a moment.

The corner comes in, but Leicester fail to make anything of the set-piece.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Maybe Leicester need to try something different. I know Jamie Vardy started at Millwall but I'm not sure Patson Daka is right - he has not really looked a threat at the top of the pitch.

They need a spark from somewhere. They are not looking clinical at all. The stats don't make good reading. Enzo might have to do something...

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Plymouth have picked up two yellow cards in two minutes.

Morgan Whittaker slides into Jannik Vestergaard and follows Ryan Hardie into the book.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall picks up where he left off in the first half, by being Leicester's chief threat.

He has a sight of goal and pulls the trigger from the top of the box.

Goalkeeper Michael Cooper easily deals with it.

Michael Cooper has stood solid for Plymouth all night, but he has struggled with passes back to him.

He had one clearance deflected off a Leicester player in the first half, and now he has sent a rushed effort high and out of play.

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Leicester City’s once seemingly inevitable rise back to the Premier League has turned into a stumble and trip.

And they have left a lot of points on the road in recent weeks. They came into this game having lost their past two away league games.

They actually haven’t lost three in a row since between August and October 2022 in the Premier League, while they last did so outside the top-flight in September 2012.

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

It's a difficult job, stopping Leicester from scoring. For Argyle it'll be a case of getting to 60 minutes and seeing where they are at that point. They scored three quick goals at the start of the second half in the game at Leicester to put the game to bed.

Argyle have worked really hard in the opening 45 minutes and will need more of the same in this second half.

We are back up and running at Home Park.

Can Plymouth pick up a potentially season-defining win against the Championship leaders? Or will Leicester fight back to salvage something to boost their automatic promotion hopes?

Tonight's game at Home Park is proving to be an entertaining way into an important weekend of Championship action.

There are 11 matches tomorrow, starting at 12:30 BST with Leeds' home game against Blackburn.

The 10 matches to follow from 15:00 BST are:

• Birmingham v Coventry
• Bristol City v Huddersfield
• Hull v QPR
• Ipswich v Middlesbrough
• Millwall v Cardiff
• Preston v Norwich
• Sheffield Wednesday v Stoke
• Southampton v Watford
• Swansea v Rotherham
• West Brom v Sunderland

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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What an entertaining first half!

The Green Army have loudly cheered off their heroes - and they deserve all the plaudits so far.

Having looked like they would get blown away in the opening 15 minutes Argyle have settled into this game and started to match Leicester.

Mustapha Bundu's goal unleashed a roar this ground hasn't heard much lately - it was just their second goal in their past seven home games.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

I think it's been a little poor from Leicester. They have played some good football but it's falling down in and around the penalty area. We've said it so often this season. They have got to pull the trigger.

Plymouth have soaked up the pressure and struck on the counterattack. It's been a good performance by them, the crowd are on side and they have worked it really well.

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Championship leaders Leicester City have huffed and puffed, but it's Plymouth who have come up with the good so far.

Mustapha Bundu's brilliant finish is the difference.

The goal has the Pilgrims moving away from the relegation places as it stands.

Bali Mumba and Abdul Fatawu are battling for the ball.

It's all arms and legs sort of stuff, then Leicester's Wilfred Ndidi throws himself into the action with a challenge.

He is shown a yellow card for his efforts.