The homes fans are chanting "sacked in the morning" at Julen Lopetegui. Ten minutes to go.

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Bright play from Michail Antonio who bursts down the right. He reaches the byeline but his powerful cross blasts against the face of team-mate Jarrod Bowen and drops wide.

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ruud van Nistelrooy has not only brought in experience to the line-up, but also has Kasey McAteer and Bilal El Khannouss in behind Jamie Vardy.

These youngsters have the pace and youthful exuberance to run in behind and make Leicester dangerous on counter-attacks. West Ham might dominate the possession, but Leicester still pose that threat.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell, speaking to Premier League Productions: "It was a big game. We know we're not in the best position and they're a team that are close to us in the table so we had to win today.

"The last few weeks have been positive for us. The finish was beautiful, a delicate chip and even better that it was on his weaker foot."

On playing Manchester City at the weekend: "Any time you play City, whether they are winning or losing, it is going to be difficult. They've have been the best team in the Premier League for a long time so we just have to be ready for that challenge."

Leicester want three. Patson Daka almost latches on to a loose ball in the box, but Hammers keeper Lukasz Fabianski just about gets there first.

West Ham's Edson Alvarez is booked for a tactical foul in the middle.

Sensing that, Ruud van Nistelrooy opts to make some changes.

Off go Bilal El Khannouss and Kasey McAteer. On come Stephy Mavididi and Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

Noel Fitzpatrick: If West Ham score one, they'll score three! Long way to go here yet!

West Ham are in a slump, that second goal has taken away their energy.

Lucas Paqueta puts in a cross which is too close to the goalkeeper.

Bilal El Khannouss is down and getting some treatment.

At 20 years and 207 days, El Khannouss is the youngest player to both score and assist a goal for Leicester in a Premier League match since Emile Heskey in May 1998, also against West Ham (20y 119d).

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Leicester are playing on the break, and look great when they do so.

Kasey McAteer bursts forward but his shot is high and wide.

West Ham continue to push. Konstantinos Mavropanos flicks on a corner which Michail Antonio, stretching, heads wide.

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester are leading a charmed life. Conor Coady is falling back into his own net, but keeps the ball out with the tip of his toe. It's an incredible clearance from Coady.

Julen Lopetegui is down on his knees again!

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace Jean-Philippe Mateta, speaking to Amazon Prime about his goal: "Magnifique. He was in front of me, I had to do something to get through. I saw him go down and I saw the keeper, I knew what I had to do. "

"The keeper always goes straight at you and I knew I had to chip."

On Eberechi Eze: "You can see today, he found me when he turned. When he does this I can score a lot of goals."

On Crystal Palace's start to the season: "I have to work very hard. The start of the season was not what we expect but we keep working. Today we have the win away and we are very satisfied, then in two days we have a game again.

"You have a lot of changes in the team, a lot of injuries too. But now everyone is back and I will still score - no worries!

"Because of this win, everyone is confident. We can't wait to play against Manchester City. It is a good time to play them. We have to stay focused because they are a great team, great striker.

On getting three points: "We can breathe a little bit, because we were under pressure. The fans, everyone was on us. Before the game it was must win, even when you score, stay focused and the time goes slowly and as soon as the ref blew the whistle we were so happy."

Another nearly moment for West Ham! It's off the line from Leicester's Conor Coady who denies substitute Crysencio Summerville who had diverted a low cross goalwards.

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Julen Lopetegui fell onto his knees after Leicester's second goal. He cannot believe what he is seeing.

West Ham have dominated this game, but Leicester are the side who have something to hold on to here as we go past the 65 minutes.

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Very curious to hear what Julen Lopetegui has to say after this match.

Back to the action, Leicester have a corner and Lukasz Fabianski makes a stunning save to tip over Wilfred Ndidi's header from point-blank range.