FA Cup fourth round: Derby County v Leicester City

Summary

Bent miskicks into own net for bizarre own goal
Striker atones with header to equalise
Bryson gives Derby lead with fine low drive
Morgan heads in late equaliser from corner

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

Mahrez back - on the benchpublished at 18:58 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January 2017
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Derby County v Leicester City (19:55 GMT)
Leicester City
It's a strong Leicester team tonight as Claudio Ranieri makes just three changes from the side which lost at Southampton.
Riyad Mahrez is back - on the bench after his Afcon trip. Andy King, Marc Albrighton and Ben Chilwell all start.
Full team news to come.
'Nobody wants a draw' - Lawro predictspublished at 18:55 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January 2017
Derby County v Leicester City (19:55 GMT)
Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender
Leicester need a positive result after their poor performance against Southampton last week, and they do not need the ignominy of losing a derby game to a lower-division side too.
The Foxes got their only domestic away win of the season at Everton in the last round, but they are away at Burnley in the Premier League on Tuesday night so it will be interesting to see what team they put out here.
Derby, who are battling to get into the Championship play-offs, are also playing again on Tuesday - so they might make even more changes for this game.
I think Leicester will prevail in the end but that win might come in a replay - and a draw is a result that neither team wants.
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"Where am I going to fit in a replay?!..."
Lawro's prediction: 1-1* Leicester to win the replay
Check out all of Lawro's FA Cup predictions here
Postpublished at 18:55 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January 2017
Derby County v Leicester City (19:55 GMT)
An hour until kick-off at Pride Park, where we should be guaranteed a cracking atmosphere tonight.
Claudio Ranieri has just been interviewed by Dan Walker, where he gave the solid answer:
"The tactics tonight? To win the match"
Postpublished at 18:50 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January 2017
Derby County v Leicester City (19:55 GMT)
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Leicester City have won eight of their last nine meetings with the Rams in all competitions (L1)
A six-month hangoverpublished at 18:43 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January 2017
Derby County v Leicester City (19:55 GMT)
Is there anything worse than a hangover you just can't shake?
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Leicester City were the sporting story of 2015-16, defying all odds, expectations and wildest dreams to win the Premier League.
But six months into this season it all seems a distant memory.
While the Foxes excelled in the Champions League - winning their group - it's been a dismal time back at home.
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They haven't won away all season in the league and are only five points clear of the relegation zone at this stage.
Could an FA Cup run raise spirits?
They are in action tonight at Derby County. A derby (of sorts), a potential upset (of sorts) and maybe a chance to get the season back on track.
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Will Pride Park be a theatre of dreams or a crucible of pain for the Foxes tonight?
And it's live on BBC One. Happy days.