Bit more reaction from the earlier game?

Peter: Considering Leicester nearly got relegated 2 seasons ago, I reckon most fans would accept a League Title followed by this

Leicester free-kick on the right touchline, Riyad Mahrez stands over it. Are we going to see the real Riyad Mahrez this afternoon? He has been missing since the end of May. The inswinging free-kick is met by a Swansea head and the hosts hack clear.

Tom Carroll sloppily loses possession in midfield, allowing Leicester to spring forward on the counter. Jamie Vardy and Wilfred Ndidi have blasts blocked by white shirts. More like the Leicester we remember from last season.

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Let's get this game going again. Swansea's first corner comes to nothing, as does their second. Easily defended by the Foxes.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Dyer looks distressed. He's a tough lad. He is clearly in pain.

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Nathan Dyer limps off with the help of the Swans physio, on comes Wayne Routledge. Even a warming hug from Claudio Ranieri won't cheer Dyer up.

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Nightmare start for Nathan Dyer. The Swansea winger, on a rare start against the team who he helped win the title last season, goes down after pulling up on the sideline without being touched. His afternoon is over before it started.

Swansea have the bit between their teeth. Kyle Naughton, who had a loan spell at Leicester when they were still in the Football League, forces an early corner...

Penalty? Swansea think so. Well, the fans certainly do. Some of the players appealed when Gylfi Sigurdsson's effort hit a diving Wes Morgan as he blocks. Not for me.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea are probably in the better form and have that new manager impetus. 

I am very interested to see how it goes. 

We know Leicester can defend solidly. Last season we saw it but they need to get back to that if they are to get anything today.

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Cracking atmosphere at the Liberty. The sort where you get goosebumps as you belt out your favourite terrace song. Good tempo on the pitch too.

The omens aren’t good for either gaffer. Paul Clement has just been named manager of the month, Claudio Ranieri has just received a vote of confidence. One could be cursing their luck today…

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Leicester get the ball rolling. Game on!

One final quick look at the teams? You betcha.

Swansea: Fabianski, Naughton, Fernandez, Mawson, Olsson, Fer, Cork, Carroll, Dyer, Llorente, Sigurdsson. Subs: Ayew, Amat, Nordfeldt, Routledge, Rangel, Narsingh, Kingsley. 

Leicester: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan, Fuchs, Drinkwater, Ndidi, Mahrez, Gray, Albrighton, Vardy. Subs: Chilwell, Musa, King, Amartey, Slimani, Okazaki, Zieler. 

Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire)

A small army of pink-vest wearing snappers are pitched in front of Claudio Ranieri. That's when you know a manager is under pressure. Claudio stands it out, staring past the cameras towards the pitch.

A warm embrace and quick chat in the tunnel between Paul Clement and Claudio Ranieri. Maybe they are both wondering where the other bought their very similar, black, woolen overcoat from.

A rather strange air-siren noise is the go-ahead for the players to stroll out.

Swansea are the first to emerge from the dressing room, skipper Jack Cork shaking hands with the linesman tasked with checking the studs of the home team. All good, no screw-ins. Looks like he's checking their shorts too randomly...

None of the previous 12 games between Swansea and Leicester have ended as a draw. The last stalemate? 1980. Put your pound on a draw today then.

Some fella in the away end is wearing a furry Fox hat. Sensible choice in this chill. Cold ears are the worst.

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