Antonio Valencia stands up a cross, Wes Morgan nods it away from in front of Juan Mata - Marouane Fellaini may well have buried that...

On comes Memphis Depay. Both sides going full gun for the win. 

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Ex-Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"This game is wide open, Manchester United need to win to keep up the hunt for Champions League. There are gaps everywhere. We are in store for an exciting last 10 minutes."

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It's very open for a game with so much riding on it. Danny Drinkwater spreads the ball out to Riyad Mahrez with green, green grass in front of him. He attacks it with pace and finds Leo Ulloa's chest with a chipped cross, he brings it down - and shanks the shot terribly. It barely reaches the goal...

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Leicester City are potentially 11 minutes away from the title. 

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Great breakfast, and a great header here! Chris Smalling meets a steepling deep cross with a powerful header which bounces up and against the very outside of the post...

Breakfast of champions?

Well, that is superb from Anthony Martial! So much pace, he makes gaps appear from nowhere as he burns past two defenders, gets into the box, they can't touch him - and then flashes a cross/shot which takes a deflection on its way right through the penalty area.

Ooooh it's getting tense now...

I'm sure some of you are winding me up. Easter Island? Amazing if true.

Leicester looking a threat into the last 15 minutes as Jeff Schlupp and then N'Golo Kante have crosses cleared by Manchester United. 

James Grant-Peterkin: Sunday morning on Easter Island, no way to watch it live...thanks for the updates BBC! 

Gareth Evans: Frantically refreshing the text feed in a taxi driving through crazy scenery in Cape Point, Cape Town SA. Come on you foxes!

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This is very close to becoming a reality Leicester City fans...

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"It is all set up for a Leicester winner. 

"You can see why this Leicester side are going to win the league. They are running this Manchester United side ragged. They have so much pace and energy in the final third with Jeff Schlupp, Riyad Mahrez and Demarai Gray."

Marcos Rojo has acres of space on the left, he looks up and finds Anthony Martial breaking into the area - DANGER HERE - but once again Wes Morgan does superbly to make the tackle.

Marouane Fellaini is hooked and on comes Ander Herrera. 

Demarai Gray, so direct and quick, skips past his man on the right and has bodies in the middle - only to hit his low cross straight to Michael Carrick. Is there a third goal in this game? 

Much like at Old Trafford, the tones are slightly more hushed now in the Match of the Day office.

Everybody's waiting for that one moment of brilliance, to see who will blink first. 

The tension is building.

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Manchester United still desperate for the points in their hunt for fourth and Marouane Fellaini heads a corner just wide before Robert Huth blocks a Marcus Rashford shot.

PFA Player of the Year RIyad Mahrez then conjures up his best piece of play on the counter, weaving past two challenges and driving in from 20 yards, but David de Gea is able to easily punch it clear. 

Into the last quarter of the game. It feels really edgy now, both sides know the importance of the next goal. Demarai Gray is playing up front interestingly since he came on. Pace. 

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Wayne Rooney is the latest man into the book for pulling back Riyad Mahrez, looked soft that one. Here comes Leicester speedster Demarai Gray for Shinji Okazaki. He is rapid. 

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