One change for Manchester City from the 4-1 win against Sunderland - and it is a biggy. Talismanic striker Sergio Aguero steps up from the bench following his recent injury, replacing Wilfried Bony. 

The bulky Ivorian will be sat twiddling his thumbs in the dugout, where he is joined by 20-year-old midfielder James Horsfield (no relation, I believe, to former West Brom brute Geoff). Hope they've brought their gloves - looks a bit parky in Leicester.

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The manager formerly known as the Tinkerman sticks with the bulk of the players that have served Leicester so well this season.

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri makes only two changes from the Boxing Day defeat at Liverpool, midfielders Danny Drinkwater and Gokhan Inler replacing Andy King and Shinji Okazaki.

Perhaps more importantly, Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez both start after being substituted at Anfield.

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Plenty of blue and white Santa hats dotted about outside the King Power Stadium, and there's even a brass band playing Christmas carols. Tis the season to be jolly after all.

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy is also very jolly, bearing a broad grin as he sprints out to warm up. That's a big hint about the Leicester starting XI. Let's find out who else has made the teamsheet shall we??!

Hello! What a difference a year makes. Well, for Leicester at least. 

Leicester started the calendar year with journalist-berating, ostrich-analogist Nigel Pearson at the helm, before the Foxes hierarchy stuck his head in the managerial sand and dragged out Claudio Ranieri's bespectacled features instead. And the charming Italian continued what the gruff Midlander started - turning Leicester's Premier League fortunes on their head.

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For City, 2015 could end exactly as it started - in second place and with the same cool, calm and collected man in charge.

Manuel Pellegrini knows his team will climb above Leicester, who currently occupy the spot behind leaders Arsenal, by nabbing all three points tonight.

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Big Ben chiming at midnight on New Year's Eve can be the perfect time to reflect on the previous 12 months. Unless you've got a cracking headache from partying too hard...

But those still compos mentis will often mull over the great/grim things that have happened in their life since last New Year. The arrival of a little one (great). The bitter ending of a relationship (grim). Managing to get a selfie with Justin Bieber outside the local Portuguese peri-peri chicken establishment, perhaps (great or grim).

The first thought of Leicester fans, however, will be their team's annus mirabilis. On 1 January 2015, the Foxes were bottom of the Premier League. On 1 January 2016, they could be top of the pile...