Short stoppage at The Hawthorns while Gareth McAuley is patched up.

A nasty clash of heads in the box but nothing sinister there. 

He'll play the rest of the game with a heavy bandage on that head.

Craig Dawson starts the move with a bit of showboating - a lovely back-heel on the right-hand touchline.

And the ball finds its way to Chris Brunt from Jonny Evans' cross.

Brunt's fierce header back across the goal is tipped over the bar acrobatically by Kasper Schmeichel.

A good reaction save. 

Danny Drinkwater gets the first yellow of the game as he puts in a challenge on Nacer Chadli in midfield.

The Leicester player came straight through Chadli right in front on the referee.

He didn't look in control of that one - not a good challenge.

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Claudio Yacob is involved again in midfield.

Wilfred Ndidi and Yacob jump for the ball, and the Leicester man looks to have caught Yacob with a flailing arm there.

It hasn't been a quiet afternoon so far for Mark Clattenburg.

Chris Brunt might fancy this.

Leicester have 10-men behind the ball as West Brom line up a dangerous free-kick.

It is Brunt who steps up but he misjudges that. It clears the wall and sails way over the cross-bar.

Claudio Yacob with a strong challenge on Jamie Vardy. He certainly seemed to clip the Leicester man.

Yacob of course is no stranger to a heated exchange.

He was on the end of Dele Alli's punch this time last year against Tottenham.

Both teams have started as if they want the points here this afternoon.

Jonny Evans floats a lovely ball foward to Chris Brunt on the right and Leicester are defending frantically now.

Nacer Chadli, the former Spurs man, is trying to get his side on the front foot but Craig Dawson, on the overlap, sees his shot blocked.

Leicester clear.

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Another corner for the Foxes.

West Brom stand off Wilfred Ndidi who takes a couple of touches and sees his shot deflected.

Riyad Mahrez takes the corner and it comes straight back out to him.

Leicester with all the early pressure. 

A frantic first five minutes.

Jamie Vardy is already stretching the West Brom defence. 

Leicester are firing balls forward to the striker, who's scored seven goals in 11 competitive games under Craig Shakespeare.

A good start for West Brom.

Salomon Rondon has the first chance of the game but his header is saved by Kasper Schmeichel.

Leicester go straight down the other end and earn themselves a corner.

Robert Huth is up for this one.

He's not far away from that but Danny Drinkwater fires wide on the follow-up.

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And we're off. James Morrison gets us under way.

Mark Clattenburg is in the middle for his final Premier League game.

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West Brom captain Jonny Evans leads his side out as the two teams walk onto the turf at The Hawthorns.

Kick-off is just minutes away...

In simple terms, both clubs need a win.

Leicester, on 37 points, would reach that magical 40-point mark with victory this afternoon.

And West Brom need three points if they are to achieve that record 50-point tally.

But they haven't scored in four games. 

And they are in danger of going five league matches without a goal for the first time in their history - a rather different record.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Football Focus

Outstanding. 

To be sitting in that position in the Premier League with the resources, funds and style, it has been a really successful year for West Brom.

John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

Both clubs would refute the notion there is little importance attached to this game.

West Brom are chasing a club record Premier League points tally despite three straight defeats. They need six more points and, looking at their tough remaining fixtures, surely need to win this one.

Leicester aren't safe yet, having taken just one point from three games.

Leicester's Champions League exploits appear to have disrupted their domestic momentum. If their season tails off, you wonder whether the future of a few players might be up for debate.

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Saturday's fixture is also notable for probably being the last Premier League outing for referee Mark Clattenburg. He was entrusted with the FA Cup, Champions League and Euro 2016 finals last year, and his departure will deprive English football of arguably its top official.  

• The Foxes have taken 16 points out of 24 since Craig Shakespeare took over as manager. They won 14 points out of 60 in Claudio Ranieri's last 20 fixtures in charge.

West Brom make three changes to the side that last played on 16 April.

James Morrison, Salomon Rondon and Allan Nyom come in.

Matt Phillips and Hal Robson-Kanu miss out through injury, while Darren Fletcher starts on the bench.

West Brom XI: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Nyom, Yacob, Livermore, Morrison, Brunt, Chadli, Rondon. 

Subs: Myhill, M Wilson, McClean, Fletcher, Harper, Leko, Field. 

Leicester make one change from the side that lost to Arsenal in mid-week, Shinji Okazaki comes in for Leonardo Ulloa. 

And captain Wes Morgan remains on the sidelines with a hamstring injury.  

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Benalouane, Huth, Fuchs, Mahrez, Ndidi, Drinkwater, Albrighton, Okazaki, Vardy.

Subs: Zieler, Chilwell, King, Amartey, Slimani, Gray, Ulloa.   

Let's start with the team news from The Hawthorns...

Before tonight's heavyweight encounter at Wembley, we've got an intriguing battle in the middleweight division for you.

West Brom are sitting eighth in the table, in pursuit of Premier League club record points tally.

But Leicester City, on a three-game winless run in the league, haven't guaranteed Premier League survival.

They need to win another round yet.