A change for Leicester.

Islam Slimani, who has provided two assists today, is clapped off by the home supporters and Shinji Okazaki comes on.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

Riyad Mahrez has that swagger back tonight. He looks a bit more like his old self. He has been brilliant and looking like the Mahrez we all know.

Leicester have felt a bit of a slight on their professionalism, they have got some stick over recent weeks, but as a group they seem to have rallied together and gone "enough is enough". 

That doesn't excuse that it hasn't happened earlier in the season, but it is good to see.

Try as they might, but Manchester City are not scoring today.

Every attack is being thwarted by the Leicester back line, who are holding firm.

Martin Walker: Every house needs a solid foundation. Barca and Bayer had a solid foundation built by LvG. Pep is just a brickie.  

James Liggins: It's alright though, Bravo can play with his feet. Clean sheets are so overrated these days.  

Stuart Cavanagh: I wonder what the Leicester fan who asked for Ranieri to be sacked on 909 last week is thinking?! Ridiculous  

£50m for John Stones.

£15m for Claudio Bravo.

Hope Pep Guardiola kept the receipt for them.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

As a team you love defending like this. You do it in training practice - 10 v 8 - and very rarely do you concede a goal unless someone switches off or if there is a moment of magic.

Don't let the ball bounce, that's the first thing you are taught as a footballer, even I know that.

The £50m defender John Stones must have been off for that lesson.

He lets a long punt up field hit the deck, which puts him in trouble facing his own goal.

The England centre-half then looks like he sticks his right hand out to control the ball - bang into from of the assistant's eyes - but gets away with it.

Crazy defending, even crazier officiating.

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Sam Pougher: I will be very annoyed if Leicester score another as it will ruin the symmetry of the home teams  

Alex West: Until Pep can sign another defender, City need more midfield protection, backline looks flimsy whenever anyone runs at them  

Jon Evans: Leicester are playing quite smart. Making hard to be broken down. City have to get 3 through this and may nick one on the break   

The final throw of the dice for Pep Guardiola.

Ilkay Gundogan off, Nolito on.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

Leicester are content with what they have got. If they do get the opportunity to break they will take it, but for now it is just about hard work and doggedness.

Looking down the line, Claudio Ranieri is probably thinking about changing one of the strikers for Okazaki who can drop in and help the midfield. Then five or 10 minutes later take the second striker off to go five in midfield.

Fernando is cautioned by referee Michael Oliver for a challenge from behind on Danny Simpson.

He got the ball, but you cannot make a tackle from that angle.

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Claudio Bravo, what are you playing at??

The Manchester City goalkeeper is meant to be good with his feet, but plays a heavy ball to Bacary Sagna on the right, who is forced to put it out of play.

Absolutely no need for it and just increases the uncertainty at the back for City.

Does Joe Hart's contract have a recall clause? Pep Guardiola might want to activate it.

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David Simpson: Pep needs 4 goals, so he takes his striker off. Let's see...  

Kinjal Saurabh: Manchester City have missed Dinho this match. Fernandinho. And they really need Dinho from this stage. Ronaldinho.  

Danny Jones: People call Pep a genius, but why take off your only striker when your 3 nil down 

Work to do for Claudio Bravo at the other end, as he gathers Islam Slimani's shot down to his left.

It was a mazy run from the Algerian, but a weak shot at the end of it.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

If this carries on, Manchester City will score soon. Leicester are looking a little bit weary. It was a last-ditch tackle from Andy King that time. 

All of a sudden Leicester are looking a little bit fatigued, they have worked hard and got their rewards for it, but they have slowed down in their intensity.

Pablo Zabaleta cuts inside from the right and curls a left-footed effort narrowly wide.

As Manchester City pile the pressure on, Leicester's back-up Ron-Robert Zieler shows assured goalkeeping by getting down low to smother Kevin de Bruyne's cross.

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All very neat and intricate from Manchester City but the fact of the matter is, they have failed to work Ron-Robert Zieler thus far.

Claudio Bravo comes racing off his line to clear a long ball forward from Leicester.

To be fair, the Manchester City goalkeeper dealt with that quite well.

Half an hour remaining.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

People are quick to pick on Andy King, he is a Mr Steady Eddie and he is an important part of this squad. He can finish, when given an opportunity in the right areas, as we have seen today.

From outcast to main man.

Yaya Toure is playing the lone striker role after coming on for Manchester City.