Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5live

This is top, top European football and it's a step up from the Premier League with this level of technique. Leicester have competed well so far and need to stay in the game for as long as they can.

Danny Simpson gives the ball away and Vitolo sets off on a mazy run towards the box. He runs through Leicester defenders like they are training ground cones before picking out Joaquin Correa and his first-time strike is palmed away by Kasper Schmeichel.

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As he walked off, Alex Telles hid his face in his shirt as emotion seemed to overcome him. What was he thinking as he wiped Stephan Lichtsteiner out needlessly?

Ironically, even though he has been off the field for six minutes, Telles has touched the ball more than any of his team-mates having seen the ball 17 times.

That perhaps underlines how Juventus are dominating the ball and with a man advantage, that feature looks set to continue as Sami Khedira heads wide in their latest attack.

The heat maps show Juventus (right) are spending a lot more time in the opposition half.

Thomas Hollern: The next 20 minutes could kill Leicesters season. They have to stem the tide or the floodgates will open. 

Noel Fitzpatrick: We hoped that Leicester would play as Champions, but they are playing as a team 17th in the Premiership!

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Danny Drinkwater has had the most touches of the ball for Leicester with just 19. Compare that to 46 for Sevilla's Steven N'Zonzi.

Sevilla are just head and shoulders above Leicester at the moment. If the Foxes can escape with a 1-0 defeat that would be a very good result based on the performance so far.

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5live

They can't get hold of the ball, Leicester. The speed in which Sevilla are recovering the ball...it's like watching Barcelona a few years ago. It's relentless pressure. That was another cross into the box which has been causing so many problems for Leicester.

Daniel Helander: Leicester look tired. Not closing down quickly enough. Giving too much space to Sevilla. No hunger  

Daniel Heel: Kasper Schmeichel doesn't deserve this, If I couldn't have Hart back I'd have him at City.   

There were 74 seconds between the two fouls which have seen Alex Telles sent off for Porto.

It means Porto's top scorer Andre Silva will depart in a defensive switch.

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Four Leicester players stand and watch Vitolo in the middle of the area as he attempts to place his shot inside the far post, but the ball skips just wide.

Ahmed Musa stretches out his arms in frustration. He seems annoyed that no-one picked up the man behind him as he jogged to close down the keeper. There's no urgency from the Leicester players, no sign of fight. Only Kasper Schmeichel is earning his keep at the moment.

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Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5live

The crosses have been coming in from the right-hand side but that time it came from the left. Christian Fuchs gets right underneath the ball again. I can't believe the defending from Leicester on some of these crosses tonight - they've been so poor. They have conceded from a cross that should just be food and drink for these defenders. They have to stay in the game now and quieten this crowd which they haven't done. 

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Porto's task just got tougher as Alex Telles is sent off. The full-back picked up two bookings in as many minutes and was sent on his way down the tunnel.

Just the 60 minutes to play against Juventus with 10 men... 

It's tight in Portugal but Juventus are seeing a lot more of the ball than their hosts. Paulo Dybala fires over as he stretches for a ball on the edge of the box.

No doubt Juve look the more creative of the two, but there's not a great deal in it.

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Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5live

That was a really good save from Kasper Schmeichel. That's twice now that Sevilla have got into some really good positions on that right-hand side and pulled the ball back between the two Leicester centre-backs.  

I almost spoke too soon. 

Sergio Escudero has space on the edge of the area and he shoots low towards the far corner but Kasper Schmeichel dives to deny the forward.

Claudio Ranieri talked about this game being the turning point in Leicester's season, could Kasper Schmeichel's save be the start of that?

Sevilla, so confident at the start of this game, are not quite as fluid now and the crowd has lowered the volume a bit.

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Vital tackle prevents Gonzalo Higuain from pulling the trigger after he is slipped through on goal. 

Juventus are just starting to up the pressure a tad.

That penalty save has got Leicester's tails up and they are having a good spell now. Marc Albrighton pings in a cross and Wes Morgan, inexplicably, is waiting in the area but the ball sails just over his head.

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Thomashollern: Silly from Morgan, Sensational from Schmeichel. Ranieri was already clearing his desk.   

Andy White: About as nailed on penalty you will ever see then about as poor a penalty taken you will ever see (Falcao excepted).