All Norwich now, and even the home crowd have found their voices.

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Graeme Le Saux
Former England defender on Final Score

"Ruddy was in no man's land when he came out to get the ball, I think Norwich are lucky that goal was disallowed and get the free-kick."

Leicester looked comfortable at 2-0 up, but are now on the ropes. Can Norwich capitalise and bag an equaliser?

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Leonardo Ulloa heads in, but the goal is disallowed for his push on Cameron Jerome. Great decision from referee Mark Clattenburg.

This game has come alive.

Claudio Ranieri reponds by taking off striker Shinji Okazaki and bringing on Leonardo Ulloa.

Nathan Redmond with some smart work to win the ball back before clipping a cross into the box towards Dieumerci Mbokani, whose powerful header comes back off the crossbar.

Another corner for Norwich, which is whipped in by Robbie Brady, but Danny Drinkwater heads away. Two Manchester United men combining for opposing sides.

Leicester defender Danny Simpson goes off, while Yohan Benalouane comes on.

Robert Huth goes in the book for bringing down a Norwich man.

Leicester have a lovely mix of players in their side. Hardworking up front, tough in central defence with speedy wingers.

They're on the back foot now, but Norwich are not clinical up top.

Dieumerci Mbokani is involved straight away, connecting with a corner and but his header hits Wes Morgan on the head.

Appeals for a penalty for handball, but it wasn't. Norwich fans begging for something to go in their favour.

Another Norwich change. Matt Jarvis goes off and towering striker Diermerci Mbokani comes on. 

Can he make the difference?

Norwich have responded well to letting in the second goal, but can they get on the scoresheet?

Not yet, as the Leicester defence are working hard to repel the Norwich attack. Then they have Kasper Schmeichel to get past.

Let's have a quick look at that second goal.

It was a great break from Leicester. Jeffrey Schlupp adding the coolness at just the right time. 

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Leicester owner Vichai Raksriaksorn looks on sternly from the stands, but he'll be delighted inside. His side have started this season in super fashion and are currently holding a Champions League spot.

Norwich cranking it up now. Matt Jarvis's inswinging cross is towards striker Cameron Jerome, who looks like he is held down, but nothing given from ref Mark Clattenburg.

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Alex Neil mixing it up now. Defensive-minded Graham Dorrans goes off, attacking Nathan Redmond comes on. Can he make the difference? He did against West Ham last week.

Clear difference in approach by the two teams in the first half if the average positions are anything to go by. Norwich preferring width (shown on left), Leicester opting to be compact and it seems to be working for them. 

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