Aaron Mooy is everywhere for Huddersfield. The Australian is putting in tackle after tackle and really taking control of the came for the hosts.

Just as I've typed this, he gets away with a high foot which was pretty close to Kelechi Iheanacho's head.

Don't mention high boots to referee Jon Moss...

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No wonder Craig Shakespeare isn't happy. The stats show Leicester have had just 34% of possession so far.

Before the game David Wagner said it was all about putting theory into practice and stopping the Foxes' threat of speed in behind.

So far, so good.

Another corner for the home side as Chris Lowe whips in a really dangerous cross towards the far post. This time Harry Maguire heads behind.

The corner is a short one played to Aaron Mooy. He gets in another cross into the danger area, but the Foxes put it behind for another Huddersfield corner. That's four so far.

Leicester are clinging on here. Craig Shakespeare is trying to get his side going from the touchline.

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The Huddersfield fans haven't stopped singing so far. They must like what they've seen. There's no doubt the home side have had the better start.

Leicester are yet to have a shot on target.

Kelechi Iheanacho dances his way into the Huddersfield box and looks to be almost through on goal. Just as he drags his leg back to shoot, Tommy Smith slides in with a really good tackle to get rid of the danger. He's looking solid so far.

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Huddersfield have had the brighter start here. Skipper Tommy Smith whips in a cross and Danny Simpson nods it behind for a corner.

There's no danger from the set piece, but play is stopped as Wes Morgan receives treatment after taking a knock to the head from Abdelhamid Sabiri.

Tom Ince gets a decent cross in and Laurent Depoitre gets some power behind his header. The Belgian, who is making his first start for Huddersfield, is on target, but Kasper Schmeichel catches it pretty comfortably.

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Drums at the ready. We're off.

Kasper Schmeichel v Tom Ince is a battle that goes way back.

The Premier League tweeted a very cute video of the two tots having a kickabout back in the day.

Tom will be hoping he has more luck against Kasper today.

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Stewart Gardner
Match of the Day commentator

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"David Wagner was openly critical of his Huddersfield team for their conservative performance in Monday's defeat at West Ham. But it's still been a hugely positive start to life in the Premier League for the Terriers.

"And they'll be glad to be back at John Smith's Stadium, where they are yet to concede a goal.

"Leicester have already lost as many games this season as they did in their title-winning campaign but their fixture list has been less than kind - after defeats against Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea, Craig Shakespeare will hope a gentler run of games will yield much-needed points."

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BBC Radio 5 live

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Not a sight you would normally expect to see inside a ground but reassuring all the same.

These two have been high fiving fans as they patrol the perimeter of the pitch here at Huddersfield pre-match.

Chased them down to the corner flag before getting them to stop for this pic. They've definitely got that hard look about them despite the smiles.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Sport's football expert

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Huddersfield suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of West Ham on Monday and their manager David Wagner was right when he said they did not really get going.

I am sure we will see a better performance from the Terriers at home, but this is a game where I see Leicester using their nous to come out on top.

Make your predictions here.

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Leicester manager Craig Shakespeare: "It will be a really tough game, make no mistake.

"In terms of momentum sometimes coming up the way they did (through the play offs), they have the momentum with them. They had a disappointing result against West Ham but, no, they haven't surprised me."

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Huddersfield head coach David Wagner: "This is the first opponent that we play that has this threat of speed in behind, and for this we have to find solutions.

"We are aware of what is in front of us and I think we will be prepared. We know exactly what we have to avoid so they are not able to show their strength.

"If we can transfer the theory into practice then I am very confident that we are able to be capable."

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David Wagner makes three changes from the Huddersfield side that lost to West Ham. Wagner hands full Premier League debuts to Abdelhamid Sabiri, Laurent Depoitre and Danny Williams.

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Leicester make two changes from their 2-1 defeat by Chelsea. Kelechi Iheanacho and Ben Chilwell replace Islam Slimani and Matty James. Christian Fuchs starts despite suffering a freak eye injury, external in training.

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Looks like the Leicester players are processing today's team news.

Here it is.

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Huddersfield Town have come a long way since I watched them get battered 4-0 by Macclesfield Town in 2003. Jon Stead and Efe Sodje were among the Terriers’ starting XI that day when they were scrapping it out in the Third Division.

Anyway, enough of that. Look at them now. Four games into the Premier League season and they're still unbeaten at home.

Today it's all about Leicester City's trip to the John Smith's, with both sides looking to bounce back from defeat.