It is the same again for Craig Shakespeare in his second game in temporary charge of Leicester as he names the same 11 that started the 3-1 win over Liverpool on Monday.

There had been a doubt over goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, who had been struggling with an ankle problem, but he is deemed fit enough to play.

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

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Hull boss Marco Silva makes three changes from the side that drew 1-1 at Burnley last week.

Oumar Niasse starts up front with Dieumerci Mbokani out for six weeks after injuring his hamstring last Saturday. The other changes see Lazar Markovic and Sam Clucas come in for Shaun Maloney and Omar Elabdellaoui.

Hull: Jakupovic, Elmohamady, Ranocchia, Maguire, Robertson, Huddlestone, Markovic, N'Diaye, Clucas, Grosicki, Niasse. Substitutes: Meyler, Hernandez, Elabdellaoui, Maloney, Diomande, Marshall, Tymon.

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The team news from The Hawthorns is that, well, there is nothing new about the 'news'. Both sides are unchanged from their previous Premier League game.

West Brom winger Matt Phillips misses out again with a hamstring strain, but defender Craig Dawson has recovered from a head injury.

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Crystal Palace manager Sam Allardyce had no fresh injury concerns - so he names the same side that beat Middlesbrough last weekend.  

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Stoke make two changes as Glen Johnson and Geoff Cameron come into the side with Phil Bardsley and Charlie Adam dropping out.

Stoke XI: Grant; Johnson, Shawcross, M. Indi, Pieters; Whelan, Cameron; Arnautovic, Allen, Ramadan; Crouch.  

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Rudy Gestede comes in for Alvaro Negredo for Middlesbrough, who make four changes in total. 

Grant Leadbitter, Adama Traore and George Friend also come into the side.

Middlesbrough XI : Valdes, Fabio, Ayala, Gibson, Friend, De Roon, Clayton, Leadbitter, Traore, Ramirez. Gestede. 

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Watford make two changes to the side that drew at West Ham last time out. Sebastian Prodl and Stefano Okaka come in, while Daryl Janmaat and Mauro Zarate miss out.

Watford XI: Gomes, Kaboul, Prodl, Britos, Holebas, Cleverley, Behrami, Capoue, Niang, Deeney, Okaka. 

Southampton name the same side that agonisingly lost in the EFL Cup final, which means their new fans' favourite Manolo Gabbiadini starts up front.

Saint XI: Forster, Soares, Stephens, Yoshida, Bertrand, Romeu, Davis, Ward-Prowse, Tadić, Redmond, Gabbiadini. 

It's been an eventful start to the day over at Old Trafford with a penalty, red card and controversial incidents.

At the moment it is 1-1 in that game and you can follow it here.

Meanwhile, it's time to sound the team news klaxon...

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But away from the puns, it is serious business for Leicester at the bottom of the Premier League.

They are two points above the relegation zone and today take on fellow strugglers Hull City and a win for either side will be massive for their respective survival hopes.

That game is one of five this afternoon. Here's the full 15:00 GMT line-up:

Leicester v Hull

Stoke v Middlesbrough

Swansea v Burnley

Watford v Southampton

West Brom v Crystal Palace

Three. That's the best I could do when attempting to fit the titles of William Shakespeare plays into an entry about Leicester now that they are under the stewardship of the playwright's namesake - Craig Shakespeare. 

I can't hold a candle to John Motson's effort. Outstanding. Check it out below.

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From winning the league by 10 points to languishing just above the relegation zone, Leicester's title defence has largely been a comedy of errors this season.

But, following Claudio Ranieri dismissal, Leicester looked like the Leicester of old as they took apart Liverpool under caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare. 

With 12 games to go and 36 points to play for, could the crisis at Leicester ultimately prove to be much ado about nothing?