Daniel Kelly: Everton have really turned into a team that are boring to watch. Definitely have turned into Wigan the year they got relegated.

Karen Lynch: I'd like Leicester to stay up. They have done brilliantly well and they haven't bought their way there.

Mike Hall: Total age of Leicester back five is 35+33+31+28+42 =169, making an average age of 33.8. That's got to be a record!?

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Another chance. And another chance for Leicester. Riyad Mahrez finds himself unmarked at the back post from a corner. The Algerian has time to take a touch and get off a shot, but goes for the spectacular volley and can't keep it down.

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I told you (rather hopefully) that there will be goals. And there should have been one for Leicester within two minutes of the restart.

The ball falls to Jeffrey Schlupp, who drags a shot wide after Tim Howard could only parry Matthew James's low shot. Schlupp has looked the most dangerous Leicester player so far, and should be celebrating a goal.

Here we go again. Back under way at Goodison Park. Stay tuned for all the goals that are sure to be coming in the second half.

A couple of things to read / watch from elsewhere on the BBC Sport site.

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Watch an incredible video from Saturday's Conference North game between Worcester City and Stockport. After being fouled by Stockport's Charlie Russell, Worcester City's Shab Khan responds by picking him up and throwing him to the ground in a wrestling style.

QPR defender Rio Ferdinand says the incident in which Chelsea fans stopped a black man boarding a Paris train shows football cannot be complacent about tackling racism.

Today we've been asking for your thoughts on how competing in the Europa League can affect a club's domestic campaign.

Matt Jones: There's no difference in the Thursday/Sunday Europa games and the Wednesday/Saturday Champions League games.

Pjm, Glasgow: It isn't the number of games that is the trouble after Europa Thursdays, it's the turnaround from an away game Thursday until say early kick-off on Sunday. Getting the diet right and focusing on the next match. The margins are so small that if you are just a tiny bit off then you will drop points.

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We also have another live text commentary going on, which has reaction to the 2-2 draw between Tottenham and West Ham, as well as previewing the Southampton v Liverpool game.

BBC Radio 5 live's Ian Brown at Goodison Park

"Not much quality in the wind and rain today, it's been mostly scruffy stuff. The best chance of the half was Romelu Lukaku's shot hit over the bar from inside the box.

"Leicester's best chance came when Jeffrey Schlupp took the ball down inside the box with great control, before lashing it off target. That had manager Nigel Pearson shaking his head on the touchline, and really with survival at stake it was the kind of chance they needed to take."

Great block from Everton's John Stones. Riyad Mahrez's ball from the right wing takes a deflection off the head of Steven Naismith and nearly falls for striker Andrej Kramaric. But he can't get on it, although it then drops to Jeffrey Schlupp

The Ghana international catches his shot sweetly but England international Stones shows his bravery by throwing himself in front of the ball to divert it to safety.

Conor McMeekin: Chelsea really did well getting shot of Romelu Lukaku, he is awful.

Bob: Lukaku looks like he's eaten all the pies, chips and mushy peas!

Steve: Leicester going for the psychological advantage by wearing what looks like a Liverpool kit.

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One shot on target from each side so far. And even they weren't very good ones. But, don't worry, it will get better.

BBC Radio 5 live's Ian Brown at Goodison Park

"This game has finally livened up, and after a couple of chances for Everton perhaps the home side should be in front.

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"Dash and dare from Seamus Coleman saw the defender pull back for Romelu Lukaku, who smashed the ball over when he should have found the net, before Ross Barkley too was guilty of blazing over when well-placed.

"Leicester have had half chances most notably when Andrej Kramaric curled wide on his right foot after a well-worked move."

Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard still has not been tested by Leicester, although it is a better moment for the visitors.

Esteban Cambiasso fizzes a pass into Jeffrey Schlupp, who, 22 yards from goal, does well to control the ball on his chest, only to shoot off target.

Today we've been asking for your thoughts on how competing in the Europa League can affect a club's domestic campaign.

Eric: Extra travel, possibility of injuries and possible fatigue due to extra games and time zone travel. Every game that a player takes part in will affect them. Sometimes it's good for match fitness but mostly it's energy sapping. Still, that doesn't mean your league performances should automatically suffer.

Laura Shanahan, Glasgow: Anyone saying there's not as much intensity in the Europa League (see 15 mins) should have been at Celtic Park on Thursday night!

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The hosts are beginning to get on top at Goodison Park, with a second good opportunity inside five minutes.

Again, it comes down the right wing, this time it is Aaron Lennon leading the charge after a through ball from Ross Barkley.

Lennon's low cross finds Romelu Lukaku, but the Belgian's first touch is heavy and allows Leicester defender Wes Morgan to get a block in. The ball falls back to Barkley, who, under pressure, can only shoot over the top.

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Dan Foye: Schwarzer, Morgan, Simpson, Huth, Konchesky and Cambiasso. No wonder Leicester are going down, it's not 2001 anymore!

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You have to hit the target from there. Romelu Lukaku was the hero on Thursday with a hat-trick against Young Boys in the Europa League. But he should put Everton ahead against Leicester.

It comes after a great run down the right wing from Seamus Coleman, who outpaces Matthew Upson, gets to the byeline and pulls the ball back for the waiting Lukaku, six yards out.

But it is an awful finish, with the ball sailing high over Mark Schwarzer's goal. That should be 1-0.

Wes Morgan becomes the first man into Phil Dowd's notebook. A foul on the halfway line on Steven Naismith is the reason.