Aston Villa XI: Bunn, Bacuna, Okore, Lescott, Cissokho, Westwood, Gana, Veretout, Ayew, Kozak, Gil.
Leicester XI: Leicester: Schmeichel, Simpson, Morgan, Huth, Fuchs, Drinkwater, Kante, Mahrez, Okazaki, Albrighton, Vardy.
Rudy Gestede
Aston Villa are level in what resembled a gaelic football goal. Rudy Gestede controls the ball off his hand and has an effort from 20 yards which hits Wes Morgan's hand and flies past Kasper Schmeichel.
No suggestion from me the goal should be disallowed as Gestede didn't mean to handle it.
Image source, ReutersThat penalty shout aside, Robert Huth is proving pretty defiant.
He's made two blocks (yellow), two interceptions (blue) and three clearances (purple).
Image source, .Villa haven't been too bad here. Most of the stats indicate they should be level at least - more shots, possession and passes.
But their finishing has been poor. They just lack real quality to be honest.
Villa fans appeal for a penalty as Rudy Gestede's ball hits Danny Drinkwater's side.
I'd say it was worth a try, but not really.
Re 63mins, here's Matty Elliott being a bit physical in a pre-season "friendly" against Athletic Bilbao, 2002...
Image source, PARitchie de Laet finds fellow Leicester substitute Leonardo Ulloa unmarked on the edge of the box but the Argentine just seems to take his eye off the ball, Leandro Bacuna deserves some credit for putting him under pressure - could have been game over.
Leicester's Riyad Mahrez comes off on a rare disappointing afternoon as Leonardo Ulloa comes on.
Image source, Getty ImagesAston Villa 0-1 Leicester
Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester
"A massive opportunity or Leicester, and that should be their second goal. Bunn did well to force Vardy wide, and then Drinkwater arrived. I'm not sure what he was trying to achieve, actually. He should maybe have gone with his head..."
Libor Kozak heads over a free-kick from six yards out, Villa would have wanted that on Rudy Gestede's head.
Villa bring on big Rudy Gestede up front, tricky winger Carles Gil comes off. No prizes for guessing their strategy for the final quarter of the game.
Leicester striker Jamie Vardy goes round keeper Mark Bunn. A month ago and he rolls this in for 2-0 but he runs it too wide and finds Danny Drinkwater, who fires wide.
This is one of Villa's best chances of the game. Jordan Ayew breaks into the box with a clever piece of skill and he pulls it back to Leandro Bacuna, unmarked, but his effort is straight at keeper Kasper Schmeichel.
Villa have had more efforts than Leicester, but not many of them have been very good.
#bbcfootball
Mikey Wilson: Ref you're a joke! Kozak dragged down in the box. Villa deserve something here .
Image source, ReutersLeandro Bacuna tries to find Jordan Ayew in the box...
and it's a goal-kick.
Targetman Rudy Gestede is warming up for Villa.
Aston Villa 0-1 Leicester
Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester
"I didn't see Huth elbow him, though he does always play with his arms out from his body. For me, there wasn't enough contact and Kozak has gone down too easily. But to be fair, that's risky by Huth."
As an Oxford fan I love Matty Elliott but he was always a very physical defender...
Villa want a penalty as Robert Huth swings an arm into Libor Kozak's face. It really could have given been.
The home fans are FURIOUS.
Image source, ReutersAston Villa have had 82.9% of possession in the last five minutes.
Image source, .Leicester are bringing on Ritchie de Laet for Shinji Okazaki. That's a defender for a forward...
Is Claudio Ranieri shutting up shop?
Danny Drinkwater sweeps a shot on target from 20 yards, nice technique but it's tipped over by Villa keeper Mark Bunn.
Image source, Getty ImagesHow's Joleon Lescott's distribution been, I hear you ask?
Shaky, is the response.
Just 70% of his 46 passes have found a team-mate.
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