A double change for Burnley. George Boyd and Lukas Jutkiewicz are off, and Marvin Sordell and Ross Wallace are coming on. Now, when Leicester and Burnley met at the King Power Stadium in October, Wallace scored a 96th-minute equaliser for the Clarets in a 2-2 draw. What chance a repeat here?

Meanwhile, Leicester have brought on the more defensively-minded Ritchie De Laet for Marc Albrighton. Nigel Perason has gone to a back five, and I suspect will be very happy with a 1-0 scoreline.

Matty Taylor, who missed that Burnley penalty, has never been relegated from the Premier League in a career that has taken in spells at Portsmouth, Bolton and West Ham. I fear that record may be soon to end.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live

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"Football never ceases to amaze, you see it so often. Burnley were still wondering how they missed the penalty and didn't sort themselves out and Leicester were on the attack. Duff just nicked it but it is Leicester who have gone ahead."

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Ed Reynolds: Two missed penalties by relegation bound teams! If you can't score from 12 yards there's not much hope is there!

Sho: QPR and Burnley have had lady luck smile on them. But both too poor to take advantage.

I've had a look at three or four replays of that goal, and I'm crediting it to Jamie Vardy. Michael Duff's attempted clearance did not cross the line - Tom Heaton had actually kept it out. It's Vardy's fourth of the season, and his third in five games.

And, as it stands, it will take Leicester out of the bottom three.

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To quote the late, great Peter Cook: "Football is, is, she's a cruel mistress. She's, she's more than a mistress. She's a wife, she's a mother, she's a daughter, she's an errant child."

Fresh from their penalty let-off, Leicester head to the other end. Marc Albrighton crosses from the right, Michael Duff tries to intercept, but knees towards his own goal. It's going in - but Tom Heaton claws it out, only for the ball to go in off Jamie Vardy's knee.

Matty Taylor, making his first start since August after recovering from heel and Achilles surgery, steps up to take the spot-kick. He sends Schmichel the wrong way - but hits the post! Extraordinary. And then, within seconds...

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Right on cue, Burnley step up their game. Danny Ings creates space to fire in a shot that Kasper Schmeichel pushes aside. Then Matty Taylor is tripped by Paul Konchesky. Penalty!

Here's one: "When I was a child, my parents locked me in a cupboard, and forced me to learn English by listening to old pop records. It wasn't much fun... but if I had to do the same again, I would... my friend... Fernando."

There could be chances, Jermaine. I hope there are at some point, or I shall have to start regaling you with my repertoire of old Milton Jones gags.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

"You've got teams fighting for their lives and you want to see goals. You'd think there might be tentative games today but the Burnley game is quite frantic and there could be chances there."

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live

"In the last six matches Hull haven't won at all so it would be a real plus for them if they can get through that one. There's still quite a bit to go, plenty of fresh air between now and the end of the season, so no one should panic just yet.

"For the team's that come up it's always the hardest for them to stop up and that seems to be the case again this season."

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A big goal at Selhurst Park. Dame N'Doye has given Hull the lead as they battle to stay clear of the bottom three. Elsewhere, it's still 1-1 between Stoke and Sunderland, and goalless between QPR and West Ham. Both Leicester and Burnley need a winner here.

Alan Green
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Turf Moor

"We've had five minutes of the second half, and some fans are still returning to their seats. But then the pies here are very good."

Seconded, Alan. Seconded.

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Burnley's chief threat today is coming from corners. Michael Duff gets a header to Kieran Trippier's delivery, and Leonardo Ulloa, back defending for Leicester, does well to divert it away.

Early Leicester pressure in the second half. Robert Huth, in an attacking capacity, goes down rather easily under George Boyd's challenge just outside the penalty area. Esteban Cambiasso's free-kick drifts over the bar, and into the Cricket Field Stand. "Somewhat lazily struck," opines Alan Green, commentating for tonight's Match of the Day.

We're back under way.

Here are the half-time scores in the other matches affecting the bottom of the table:

Stoke 1-1 Sunderland

QPR 0-0 West Ham

Crystal Palace 0-0 Hull

Manchester City v Aston Villa is a 17:30 BST kick-off.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live

"It was a very tentative and cautious half from both teams who were lacking ideas up front. Both managers will be at least content that their defence's have stood firm."

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Here's a photo that sums up the first half quite nicely.