Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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We have lift off at Argyle!

Having been second best all game the roof has just come off at Home Park.

It was a really well-worked goal from Plymouth and sent the home fans into raptures.

There's a long way to go, but can Argyle fans dream of an unlikely upset?

Stephy Mavididi scampers into acres of space for Leicester, but his efforts to cut the ball back into the box are cleared for a corner.

The ball comes in from the left, but is well defended before Abdul Fatawu sends a deep cross from the right out for a goal kick.

It's a rare moment in attack for Plymouth now.

Mustapha Bundu runs into space on the left, but the raid is eventually crowded out by Leicester.

It was a half glimpse of something positive from the hosts.

Plymouth just can't string any meaningful passes together.

They play it across the back then send it out out for a throw-in. It's all Leicester right now.

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

Another good opportunity for Leicester, we know what Mavididi can do, coming in from that side but he just couldn't get enough bend on it. The keeper was certainly worried for a moment.

Leicester are a very good side, you can see how much Argyle are struggling to keep possession and get out of their half.

Talking about chances, Stephy Mavididi has just curled an effort just wide for Leicester.

He rolled his foot over the ball once on the edge of the box, then tried to beat Michael Cooper with a bending shot. Close.

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Some sloppy play on the ball from Plymouth is gifting the ball back to Leicester.

And while the Foxes are piling pressure on, Plymouth are holding on.

A few half chances have been littered among the golden ones.

Michael Cooper is being kept frantically busy in Plymouth's goal right now.

He makes a wonderful save to deny Ricardo Pereira before the ball is looped back across goal.

The cross from Abdul Fatawu finds Stephy Mavididi, but his header down is cleared by a backtracking defence.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

I thought he was on, but even though it's been disallowed that will do Patson Daka no end of good - it was a lovely little finish. That will boost his confidence.

Patson Daka has the ball in the back of the net for Leicester.

But there is no celebration as he was clearly caught offside.

It was a nicely threaded pass from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, but the effort counts for nothing.

A warning shot, that, for Plymouth.

Abdul Fatawu has the first crack at goal.

The ball is spread wide to the right for the winger. He wastes no time getting his head up and going for goal.

His effort, however, is at a good height for Michael Cooper to push away in Plymouth's goal

Leicester are seeing just about all the ball right now.

Possession, possession, possession is their mantra.

What they do with it, however, has been the issue in recent weeks.

So far, it's just 'keepy offy' sort of stuff, while Plymouth look to have a bit of energy about them.

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

You can see how dangerous Leicester are in the first couple of minutes. For me it's going to be about how Plymouth deal with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall dropping off and playing in that hole behind the strikers.

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This is Leicester first trip to Home Park for 14 years.

Nice part of England, the south west coast, but not an overly happy hunting ground for the Foxes.

They have failed to beat the Pilgrims in 10 visits here. Their last league win here actually came all the way back in 1955.

Referee Robert Jones gets this game up and running.

The atmosphere is electric at Home Park.

There are so many plots and potential twists in tonight's Championship story.

This is the time where you really start wondering who will go up and who will go down?

And then we have the EFL backing off on threats of a points deduction for Leicester... it's never dull.

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One way to prepare for a high-pressure match in the hunt for promotion is to confirm you will not have any points deducted this season.

It was three hours before kick-off tonight when Leicester confirmed that they are not at risk of a points deduction this season after the English Football League said it does not have the power to punish clubs for Premier League breaches.

The Foxes were charged by the Premier League last month for allegedly breaking profit & sustainability rules.

Leicester followed up by taking legal action, arguing a points penalty while in the Championship would be unlawful.

The EFL has now admitted regulations will not allow such a sanction.

You can read more here.

Plymouth get a shake up for the visit of Leicester, with five changes made from their draw against QPR.

In come Adam Forshaw, Brendan Galloway, Mustapha Bundu, Mickel Miller and Julio Pleguezuelo.

Plymouth substitutes: Houghton, Edwards, Wright, Devine, Gibson, Hazard, Waine, Phillips, Issaka.

Leicester boss Enzo Maresca makes three changes from Tuesday's defeat at Millwall.

Jamie Vardy drops to the bench to be replaced by Patson Daka, while James Justin and Abdul Fatawu also come into the starting XI.

Leicester substitutes: Stolarczyk, Coady, Nelson, Doyle, Choudhury, Praet, Yunus, Cannon, Vardy.

Leicester City boss Enzo Maresca is a man that has a few concerns, and it's not all to do with his sides stuttering attempt at automatic promotion.

This week the Italian has spoken of being worried about the health of his players as they face their second lengthy away trip in four days.

The Championship-leading Foxes lost to Millwall on Tuesday night and only rolled up back in Leicester at 03:00 BST on Wednesday.

They then made the 250-mile trip to Plymouth yesterday.

Asked if he was concerned about the welfare of his players, Maresca said: "Absolutely, yes. Absolutely, 100%."

Talking to BBC Radio Leicester, he added: "But I don't think people care too much about players, about healthy players. Otherwise you cannot understand this kind of decision."