Well it wasn't a classic, but who thought Leicester versus West Brom would be?

That's it from us. See you later.

Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare, speaking to BBC Sport: "When you have as much possession as we did and then go a goal down you are always worried how it affects the players but we showed the spirit we have and the resilience and we deserved a goal.

On Riyad Mahrez's impact: "I left him out against Bournemouth, gave him a kick up the backside and he was excellent in training. You want the response and the right response.

"We could do with a win, make no mistake. I see them in training everyday in terms of the quality and endeavour. Once we get that win then hopefully we will climb up the table.

"We know what we have to do. It is tight down there and one win takes you three or four places up and that is what we aim to do."

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West Brom boss Tony Pulis, speaking to BBC Sport: "When we scored the goal I felt we became more comfortable but every game in this league is tough. Unless you are right on it you are not going to get what you deserve.

"We defended really well and protected Boaz who was struggling. Ben Foster has a problem with his knee and we are a bit concerned about that. Until he has the scan we are not sure.

"There were real opportunities for us. We need to get results because outside the top six this league is so, so tough."

• Leicester have enjoyed just one win in their last 11 top-flight games, drawing four and losing six.
• West Brom have registered just two wins in their last 17 Premier League games (D6 L9), after winning eight of the 17 before that.
• Nacer Chadli netted his first goal in his last 12 Premier League appearances, since scoring against West Ham on February 11 2017.
• West Brom scored with their only shot on target of the game.
• West Brom have now scored 47 set-piece goals (excl. penalties) in the Premier League since Tony Pulis took charge, more than any other side.
• Riyad Mahrez scored his first goal in his last 11 Premier League appearances, since netting against Watford back in May.
• The Foxes have picked up just six points from their first eight Premier League games this season, their lowest haul at this stage since 2003/04 (5).

Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel, speaking to Sky Sports: "I don't think we will get points for it being a classic. It can't have been a great game to watch. We had a lot of the ball but didn't get to grips with having as much of the ball as we did. They came here, were taking their time and trying to take the tempo out of the game. On reflection we had chances to win but it was probably a fair result."

On the West Brom goal: "I was struggling to see it from the start. I thought it would have to be a heck of a shot to get it over a big wall like that. It is frustrating, it was a good strike but as a keeper if you can't see the ball you struggle to make an impact."

West Brom keeper Boaz Myhill, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is a great point, a battling point. A great free-kick, gutted we couldn't hold on but they are a tough team in a difficult moment."

On a collision with Jamie Vardy: "I was put in a situation where I had to take one for the team, thankfully they didn't score and thankfully I didn't get sent off. We both went into each other, I'll let the people who watch on TV decide who did what."

On whether the collision caused an injury: "It was all one thing. I tried to get up and see how it was, it wasn't great. I think it was (a dead leg). I hadn't played for a year, I wasn't coming off. No chance."

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The point is not enough to lift Leicester out of the relegation zone as they remain 18th.

West Brom, meanwhile, are up to 10th.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Spurs and England winger on 5 live

The game was all about two great goals. West Brom came and parked the bus, while Leicester are a team lacking in confidence. In the end, West Brom will be disappointed they didn't come away with a win.

All over. The spoils are shared.

Two moments of quality produced the game's two goals and lit up an otherwise dull encounter.

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Terrible ball bu Gareth Barry gifts possession to Leicester and they are away through Riyad Mahrez. He is into the box but his cross is poor and the Baggies clear.

A late, late change for Leicester as Andy King replaces Vicente Iborra.

Five minutes pops up on the fourth official's board and Leicester fans roar in encouragement. They fancy their side to pinch this but it is West Brom on the attack as James McClean shoots, but Ben Chilwell makes the block.

West Brom have gone to three at the back and there's lots of space for Leicester to work with now.

Two minutes plus injury time remaining.

Rob Nothman
BBC Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

Leicester's fans are bouncing now. For most of this match, they've been shrugging at one another wondering how most of this team won the title two seasons ago. Misplaced passes everywhere - confidence low. But Islam Slimani's arrival has unsettled the West Brom back four and suddenly we have an interesting match.

Crucial headed clearance by Ahmed Hegazi from Riyad Mahrez's cross. If he missed that Islam Slimani was on hand to nod home.

West Brom are dropping deeper and Tony Pulis opts to bring on some fresh legs in an attempt to revitalise his side. James McClean and Gareth McAuley come on for Jay Rodriguez and Nacer Chadli.

Moments later, Boaz Myhill is called into action to push away a Ben Chilwell effort.

Leicester can sense the possibility of a winner now.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Spurs and England winger on 5 live Sport at Wembley

Islam Slimani has looked really lively since he came on. He's linked the play well, he's shown lots of movement. He's changed things.

Leicester's title win was a fairy tale story but it must certainly feel like a thing of fantasy to Foxes fans now because their side look a shadow of their former selves. Poor crosses and wayward passes the story of their performance so far in this game.