Thomas Delaney's been one of Copenhagen's best performers. Constantly rallying his side forward with quick passing, cajoling his team-mates into action. 

But it looks like they've played their best hand.

Lovely footwork from Christian Eriksen. We haven't seen him run with the ball for about half an hour. But his cross (was it a shot?) is claimed at the near post by Bernd Leno. 

Signs the home side are tiring?

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Jame Vardy. A goal now to see this through would be most welcome. 

Copenhagen substitute Rasmus Falk is full of running, breezing past Christian Fuchs as left-back. 

Corner ball, cleared.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I think Spurs are hoping to see this out now.

CSKA Moscow are still beating Monaco 1-0, so there's still just one point separating first and bottom in Group E. 

As it stands Spurs are slipping to third, but coming away with a point here would feel like an excellent result. Ten minutes to go...

Some more good news for Leicester fans, Miguel Layun has levelled for Porto in their game with Club Brugge. That makes the gap to third place even healthier for the Foxes.

Sporting Lisbon are making a fist of it against Dortmund. Bruno Cesar has smashed in a free-kick from 18 yards. The German side lead 2-1 in Lisbon. They will be on seven points with Real Madrid in Group F if they hold out. Los Blancos still lead Legia Warsaw 4-1.

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Spurs seem to have come through the worst here. If it ends up like this after 90 minutes, Hugo Lloris has earned his side a point.

Are Copenhagen running out of steam a bit here? Leicester could be 2-0 up - was Islam Slimani's disallowed goal actually offside? - and there's been nothing like the kind of pressure we saw from the visitors in the first half. 

Just under 15 to go. A win would make for three from three, nine points in the group, for Leicester.

Leverkusen captain Lars Bender is coming off - apparently he missed the weekend's match with flu - and Tin Jedvaj is on in his place. 

Pheeew. Very nervy times for Spurs. 

Hugo Lloris comes and flaps at a cross, the ball falls to Omer Toprak on the edge of the area... and it's a good thing he's leaning back as he hits this, the ball goes flying over the bar.

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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

How long can Tottenham hold on? Their defence has started to look very, very weak but so far they have got lucky.

The home side continue to pepper Hugo Lloris' goal with chances, but the away side are holding firm. 

After the chances Spurs missed as the first-half drew to a close, they'd settle for a point from here.

Another change for the away side: Erik Lamela is off, with Moussa Sissoko on for these last 20 minutes.

Danny Drinkwater has been his usual industrious self. As this graphic of the midfielder's touches illustrates, Drinkwater has been sweeping up in midfield and has also been involved in the final third in the second half. 

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

Still all to play for at The King Power Stadium. Leicester City are pushing for the second goal but Copenhagen are showing enough on the break to suggest they can still be a threat.

The capacity crowd inside The King Power Stadium is trying to crank up the volume to push their team towards a vital win.

Ooohhh. Is he offside? Christian Fuchs' cross is a good one - takes out defender and keeper to play in Islam Slimani with a chance for a one-touch finish from the middle of the goal. It's saved, tipped onto the bar with a fine stop, and although Slimani makes no second error from the rebound, as he's wheeling away in jubilation the flag goes up. 

That looks very tight indeed.

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Real Madrid take Gareth Bale off as Alvaro Morata enters at the Bernabeu. It's being played at a testimonial pace as Legia Warsaw contain their hosts. Cristiano Ronaldo is still fired up though, picking up a yellow card for a foul.

Lucas Vazquez, also off the bench, connects with Morata's cross to volley in smartly, making it 4-1. He met that at pace and cracked it before it bounced.

CSKA Moscow still lead Monaco in Tottenham's group by a goal to nil. Club Brugge lead Porto by the same scoreline in Leicester's group.

Vincent Janssen is trotting off, Mousa Dembele the man to replace him. Will he slot in to defensive midfield? A sign of the times with a forward coming off, because Leverkusen have been bossing it.

Riyad Mahrez is tricking his way across the penalty area, we've seen this before, we know how this ends... 

But the Algeria international's shot is a trickly let-down, fluffed. No power when it seemed like the goal was there for the taking. 

Will that be costly?

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Leverkusen are now dominating. It has been a really good 15 minutes for them.

Spurs have been very, very lucky in this second half.

Hugo Lloris is on top form. Another save low down to tip a bolting shot wide of his bottom corner - this time Admir Mehmedi the man denied.