Away from all the Leicester stuff, let's not forget that West Ham have goals of their own to achieve this season. The Hammers are four points off fifth-placed Manchester United and seven off a Champions League spot.

If the title-race isn't over yet then neither is West ham's quest for a top-four finish.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender

"Leicester have a group of characters there, they are fearless and in that moment right now that is more powerful than anything else."

Rian Hoskins: I would say that Defoe has a better claim of an England call than Carroll as he is quicker and more potent on goal. 

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

Leicester City's fans have been gathering around The King Power Stadium for hours before kick-off - even being serenaded by a gospel choir singing songs in praise of Claudio Ranieri's side.

There is still a mood of caution among many fans but victory today will send them 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League with only four games left - turning up the psychological pressure on Spurs ahead of their visit to Stoke City tomorrow night.

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Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri: "We've made a good story, but to make something you will remember in 30 or 40 years we have to win. We don't achieve anything yet. We have to fight to achieve the Champions League.

"Football is very strange. If you weren't here in Leicester but somewhere else, maybe City or United, with seven points more, you would say 'it is finished'. At this moment you don't think this. Why? Because we are Leicester. We have to fight and we have to be focused and strong."

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic: "People recognise we are having a good season, we are playing good football, and they are praising us. But what Leicester have done puts our successful season a little bit in the shadows.

"That's normal. It's like a fairytale and they deserve all the credit they are getting. It is unbelievable."

BBC Radio 5 Live

We have live commentary from all three Premier League games this afternoon.

Ex-Portsmouth striker Steve Claridge will be at the Vitality Stadium for Liverpool's trip to Bournemouth at 13:30 BST.

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson is at the King Power Stadium to give updates as leaders Leicester welcome West Ham.

Then at 16:00 BST ex-Wales striker John Hartson is at the Emirates for Arsenal's game against Crystal Palace.

Paddy: I think Man United have got to be Jammy dodgers. How are we still 5th? We have been shocking all season. 

Matthew Vins: Villa are a plain digestive. Great base, Victorian powerhouse and only takes chocolate (investment) to make them great again.

Super Jan: Spurs are a custard creme. Stuck together solidly with a touch of class in the middle. 

That bottom one... seriously, who buys these things?!

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As I mentioned earlier, I'm going to be looking after all the Shenanigans from the King Power Stadium. If it's Bournemouth v Liverpool you're after, you'll want to be clicking here, where Aimee Lewis is your host.

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Andy Carroll sitting on the bench today won't do his England chances any good. But then, national boss Roy Hodgson has already suggested the big striker may miss out on a spot in his Euro 2016 squad.

There have been calls for Carroll, 27, to make an international return after his recent hat-trick against Arsenal.

But Hodgson said: "Every time someone scores a goal and he's English it is 'why is he not playing for England?'

"I'm certainly not going to pick him on the basis that he scored a hat-trick so therefore has to be in the England team."

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It certainly is Leicester's to lose. In fact, I'd suggest a win today will more or less do it for the Foxes. It is a testimony to what they have done this season that it needs a West Ham win this afternoon to make the title race interesting for the last four games!

Matthew Upson
Former England defender

"Leicester are the best equipped to deal with an aerial threat. Robert Huth and Wes Morgan have been absolute rocks in defence.

"At this current moment they do not have much of a weakness, the unity in that dressing room is so powerful.

"Claudio Ranieiri does not need to motivate that group. The whole club  has contributed to that success, which makes them in a way bullet proof."

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Cheers from the Rangers fans, boos from the Celtic support. The Blue side of Glasgow have been sharper and lead through Kenny Miller's goal.

To follow what is sure to be a cracking second half, click here.

Not taking anything away from Leicester (how the hell can you?!), but they've done well with injuries this season, particularly in the run-in. Today is the 12th time in 14 Premier League games that they have named the same starting XI. 

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri names an unchanged XI from the side that started in the 2-0 win over Sunderland.

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West Ham make four changes from the side that lost to Manchester United in the FA Cup. Striker Andy Carroll and midfielder Manuel Lanzini are on the bench. Adrian San Miguel is back in goal and Pedro Obiang is in for Enner Valencia.

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Wrong place, wrong time for Jurgen Klopp at Bournemouth...