No. It was wildly over-hit and Fernandez just about keeps it in and wins a throw.

Wasteful from Swansea.

Swansea have a corner. Can they get something here?

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Mahrez hasn't been in the game too much (aside from his cross which led to the own goal) but he delivers a nice ball for Vardy to chase.

There is nobody following up in the box and as Vardy's ball comes in, the danger looks to be over.

But Okazaki refuses to give up and regains possession before Swansea eventually clear the ball on the edge of the area.

The Japanese international has been superb in this half.

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Swansea are giving it a go.

Andre Ayew makes a smart turn in the final third and his attempted cross takes a deflection and almost catches Kasper Schmeichel out at the near post but he holds on.

It's hard to see how Swansea can get back into this game as Leicester have been utterly dominant so far.

The only plus is that they are not behind by more, thanks to Fabianski's early saves.

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Fabianski has been exceptional so far and Leicester couldn't find a way past him.

It was typical of Swansea's poor run of form that it should be one of their own players who eventually nodded the ball past the keeper.

They are in possession now though. Can they find an equaliser from somewhere before half-time?

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Leicester seem to respond well to managerial sackings.

Claudio Ranieri's departure last season sparked a long run of good form and the signs are encouraging in their first game since the sacking of Ranieri's successor, Craig Shakespeare.

The Foxes have dominated so far.

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That's the closest Leicester have come so far.

Another ball driven into the box causes problems for Swansea's defence and Fabianski is equal to it again.

He stops Wilfred Ndidi's poke from a yard out before Federico Fernandez hastily clears the ball as Okazaki comes running through for the follow up.

It's Leicester v Fabianski at the moment!

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Well, well, well.

That's three saves from Fabianki now.

Renato Sanches' free-kick at one end is punched away and Leicester break quickly. Okazaki finds Vardy with a looped ball over the top and the striker has a pop from range.

Fabianski was sharp again, though it never looked like going in from that distance.

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Christian Fuchs receives the first yellow card of the match.

Luciano Narsingh gets the better of him with a sharp turn and the Leicester defender pulls him down unceremoniously.

Leicester are in control here.

Albrighton has another shot in the box but this time it's blocked as Swansea's defenders immediately swamp around him.

The hosts need to get hold of the ball.

It's Okazaki again with a ball into the box and he puts it on a plate for Marc Albrighton to smash into the back of the net.

Albrighton did everything right too but it was an excellent save from Lucasz Fabianski.

Leicester should be in front!

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Shinji Okazaki has made a good start to this game.

He whips a ball into the penalty box, looking for Jamie Vardy, but it sails over the head of the England international.

Nice idea. Leicester look a bit more confident than they have done in recent weeks.

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Riyad Mahrez scored his first goal of the season against Huddersfield last week.

He could be a threat for Leicester again today but Renato Sanches will be keen to make an impression for Swansea too.

Do you see either of them scoring today?

After that bright start from Leicester, they are just trying to keep hold of the ball at the moment.

Both teams are looking to break on the counter-attack.

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Shinji Okazaki almost puts Leicester in front within a minute! It was a good save from Lukasz Fabianski.

He had to be alert and he was.

And we're off!

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Storm Brian has been absolutely battering the Liberty Stadium today.

As this is Leicester's first game since the sacking of Craig Shakespeare, it seems fitting that the Foxes should be greeted with a Tempest in south Wales.

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It's not a pretty sight for Leicester fans as they remain in the relegation zone, four places below Swansea.

Neither side have enjoyed a strong start to the season but following Craig Shakespeare's sacking, Leicester are in desperate need of a victory.

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