Plenty of flicks and tricks up front from the Crystal Palace lads, but it is all little lightweight against the duo of Wes Morgan and Robert Huth.

That centre-back pairing could moonlight as nightclub bouncers.

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Leicester are buzzing about Palace like a nest of angry wasps.

They break at speed after winning the ball in midfield and although Jeffery Schlupp's cross is a little too high for Jamie Vardy, the Foxes striker sprints across to make sure that Martin Kelly cannot make a clean clearance.

Palace are weathering a storm here.

Battle of the heavyweights.

Wes Morgan and Bakary Sako go shoulder to shoulder and the tremours are felt all around the King Power.

Morgan stands stronger, shepherding the ball back to Kasper Schmeichel in the Leicester goal.

Alan Pardew is filling his half-time rocket with kerosene ready for launch.

The Palace manager is getting his heart-rate up on the sidelines, marching and bawling out his players like a sergeant major.

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More Leicester pressure.

Marc Albrighton thumps one straight down the throat of Wayne Hennessey from 25 yards when afforded time and space on the edge of the box.

The Foxes have been the brighter, better team after an initial promising first five from Palace.

N'Golo Kante sees his name up in King Power lights as the ball bounces invitingly 25 yards out.

The Leicester man's half volley soars into the stands behind the Palace goal though. It was ambitious.

Rob in Bath: Credit to the Leicester fans for creating a good atmosphere, but those plastic things they bang together are really lame.

Jamie Vardy preying on the shoulder of the last Crystal Palace defender, but the in-form Leicester man has been a little over-eager on that one, straying the wrong side and bringing the linesman's flag popping up like fresh toast.

Leicester suddenly burst into life. And should be ahead.

Three chances in less than a minute as Marc Albrighton's scuffy shot bounces off the post with Wayne Hennessey wrong-footed before Riyad Mahrez shanks the rebound wide.

Then Jamie Vardy robs Brede Hangeland by the corner flag, darts down the byeline, and sees a dangerous low cross cleared from under his own crossbar by Adrian Mariappa.

Lots of midfield shadow-boxing, but not a lot of punches being thrown in the final third so far.

One tune, two sets of lyrics.

The Palace fans are chanting "Alan Pardew's red and blue army."

The Leicester fans are going for "Jamie Vardy's having a party."

Crystal Palace are enjoying lots of early possession. Yohan Cabaye is dropping deep to take the ball off his two centre-backs and pull the strings.

Crystal Palace create the first glimmer of a chance.

Bakary Sako wins a long ball forward ahead of Danny Simpson, laying the ball into the path of Yannick Bolasie whose early low cross is just in front of the in-rushing Jason Puncheon.

Mike Dean is the man in the middle and we are up and running.

It is piddling down with rain at the Kings Power Stadium. A very slick surface for zappy passing and long-range slide tackling.

Kick-off next.

The teams are in the tunnel.

Which is the cue for the King Power stadium announcer to rev up the home fans.

"Make the difference," he urges them. 

The fans at one end of the ground are upstanding and brandishing blue and silver foil sheets to spell out "Foxes" in giant letters.

Nice.

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