Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel reacts on BT Sport: "I think it was a pretty fair result. They had some chances, we had some decent ones as well. Slightly disappointed but we will take the point and a clean sheet as well.

"We are a very good team ourselves, we have proved that at the back end of last season and this season. It's what we expect of ourselves and in the matches we have been able to set that standard. It's one game at a time. It's cliche, it's boring but that's the only way we can do it. Nothing is won in December so we'll see where we go."

Unfortunately for Joe Hart and his Man City cohorts they haven't been hard to beat away from home. Their failure to win tonight means Manuel Pellegrini's men have not enjoyed success on the road in six Premier League matches...

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Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart reacts on BT Sport: "It's a game we should have won. It's a clean sheet, that the positive, the negative is it's a game we should win.

"We are not where we want to be but we are right up there without playing very well. We are in a good position and the two teams above us deserve to be above us. We have to win all our home games and be damn hard to beat in our away games."

Full-time whistles have toot-toot-tooted. Here is how it ended in the Championship. 

Brighton 0-1 Ipswich 

Cardiff 1-1 Nottingham Forest

Fulham 4-1 Rotherham 

Leeds 2-2 Derby 

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Ah, it promised so much but - ultimately - delivered little. Both teams lacked quality in the final third, particularly in the final 25 minutes when there were only two shots that hit the target.

Man City finish the year in third place, three points adrift of both Leicester and Arsenal.

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All over! No late drama as Leicester draw 0-0 for the first time this season.

But all in all that must count as a good point for the Foxes. They won't finish 2015 on top of the Premier League, but they will finish joint top. Arsenal are only above them on goal difference.

Leicester are happy with the point. Defender Richie de Laet comes on to shore up their backline and eat up some more seconds.

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Kevin de Bruyne is booked for booting the ball away before Nicolas Otamendi, standing on the edge of his area to defend a Leicester free-kick, crumbles to the ground like he has been picked off by a sniper. He was hardly touched! The clock is ticking down...

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The fourth official reliably informs us that there will be three minutes of stoppage time to be played. If Leicester nick a winner then they will be top on New Year's Day...

Man City make that final substitution. Kelechi Iheanacho replaces Raheem Sterling, who is booed by the home fans as he trudges off. Presumably for his horrific new haircut more than anything else...

Man City corner...Leicester clear. Few chances in the past 20 minutes or so. Tense final few moments...

More movement on the Man City bench. Young forward Kelechi Iheanacho is stripped off and ready.

Not for the first time today, Man City left-back Aleksandr Kolarov shanks wide a cross from the left byline...

Leicester fans find their voice again, raising the volume inside the King Power. Can their side respond with a late winner? No sign yet...

I don't want to appear too harsh on Wilfried Bony but...the Man City substitute is the culprit of more poor attacking play. He lumps one forward from the edge of the box into Kasper Schemichel's hands. Was it a shot? A pass? Or a clearance? Only he knows...

There's celebrations at Elland Road as Chris Wood heads the hosts 2-1 ahead against title challengers Derby. 

Elsewhere, Fulham are 4-1 up against Rotherham, while it remains 1-1 between Cardiff and Nottingham Forest and Ipswich are still 1-0 to the good against Brighton. 

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Time for a fresh pair of legs in the Leicester midfield. Danny Drinkwater, only just back from injury, is given a breather as Andy King takes his place. Just under 10 minutes for someone to find a dramatic winner...

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at the King Power Stadium

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"A lot of people questioned whether Wes Morgan could step up but he's been fantastic and really looked like a Premier League defender tonight."