Another free-kick. This time to West Ham, wide right in the Leicester half. Payet swings over the cross and Michail Antonio heads it, but straight up in the air for Kasper Schmeichel to claim.

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lfcway: Wow, how close can you get without scoring. Moments like this just shows it's destiny. Just give Leicester the title. 

Jad Hamizan: It's almost like the footballing gods want Leicester to win the league.

Jay: Even the goalposts are conspiring to watch @BBCMOTD being presented by a differently dressed @GaryLineker.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadiu

No team wins the title without a bit of luck along the way and Leicester City had a huge slice when Cheikhou Kouyate's header was touched on to both posts by Kasper Schmeichel.

Leicester's fans and players have recovered some composure since that escape and Claudio Ranieri's side are now on more of an even keel.

Huge noise around here - helped by thousands of "clappers" being handed out to the home supporters.

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Leicester have now gone over 500 minutes in the Premier League without conceding. Not a bad time of the season to be shutting up shop at the back. They can thank the thickness of the paint on each post for this as well.

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Pedro Obiang fouls Riyad Mahrez and Leicester have a free-kick in the Hammers half. Danny Drinkwater chips it into the box towards Huth again, but the away defence do much better this time to make sure the big defender can't head towards goal and he is forced into a foul.

Jake Saunders: Dear West Ham, lose today please. Sincerely, everyone. 

Charlie Bayliss: If West Ham aren't too tired from their last two games, I can see them causing Leicester problems today.

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Dimitri Payet doesn't waste a pass too often but his misplaced pass, straight to Christian Fuchs, ends a promising Hammers attack.

Leicester are hitting their stride now. Riyad Mahrez drives forward into space and is halted on the edge of the box but sets up Danny Drinkwater to drive a shot from range over the bar.

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Leicester's first chance to deliver something meaningful into the West Ham box comes from a free-kick for a foul on Shinji Okazaki. It is wide right, delivered by Marc Albrighton and headed just a few yards wide by Robert Huth.

Note to West Ham - don't leave Huth in space in the box.

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West Ham have come closest to a goal - hitting both posts with a header from Cheikhou Kouyate...

Cʜᴀʀʟɪᴇ: That's the moment Leicester win the league right there. 

Peter Collins:When that happens, you know that Lady Luck wants you to win. Leicester, this is fate! 

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West Ham have started well. Most of the play is in the Leicester half. Dimitri Payet swings over another free-kick from the left which Michail Antonio meets but heads well wide.

The Leicester fans make their feelings on the ticket situation clear...

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You don't get nearer to a goal than that! West Ham win a free-kick in the Leicester half, which Dimitri Payet delivers and Cheikhou Kouyaté meets with a header that Kasper Schmeichel gets his fingertips to. The save sends the ball on to the base of one post, all along the line and off the base of the other. Give up now everyone else, this is Leicester's year.

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Strap in. We are under way.

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Oh no. The Leicester fans have those plastic clappy things.

The players are out, hands are being shaken. We'll have a whole game of football up and running very soon.

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the King Power Stadium

"The sight of Claudio Ranieri holding back tears after his side's win at Sunderland last Sunday was one of the images of the season - delightful and touching.

"Ranieri may still be talking about fantasies, but the rock solid adherence of his players to the principles of teamwork look set to turn those sweet dreams into solid silver.

"West Ham will be smarting from their FA Cup exit. Leicester would be right to be wary of Slaven Bilic's excellent side - but just three more wins seal the title.

"If they can make a film about Eddie the Eagle it's hardly surprising that someone is preparing a script about Jamie Vardy., external 20th Century Fox would be the obvious choice."

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"Again, Leicester play before Tottenham, so can open up a 10-point lead again if they win, which is what I think will happen."

Lawro there, keeping it short and simple. He's going for a Leicester win.

And so his rival this week, The Wire and Luther actor Idris Elba: "Leicester are on fire at the moment. I am so happy for them, the underdogs. I am an underdog too, so I love it."

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