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Home fans have not had much to cheer about. They haven't celebrated a Premier League win at the King Power since the second weekend of the season.

But this has been a positive start to the Claude Puel era. Everton can't get out of their half.

Crucial deflection by Ashley Williams takes Wes Morgan's ferocious effort over the bar after Riyah Mahrez had flicked on a corner.

It's all Leicester as Ben Chilwell drills another effort over the bar.

The crowd is loving this.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is wearing a mask to protect a broken nose he suffered last week. He's getting stuck into Leicester in these early exchanges but it's Leicester who are controlling possession with the Toffees camped inside their own half.

Leicester appear to be playing four at the back with Mahrez just behind Vardy up front. Everton are playing a similar formation.

Leicester are spraying the ball around well and have started with a real energy.

Demarai Gray lets fly from just outside the area and the ball fizzes just wide.

The Claude Puel era is under way.

Terrific tribute. We're moments from kick-off.

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Remembrance Sunday is two weeks away and there's a minute's silence as this is Leicester's final Premier League home game before 12 November.

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Joleon Lescott
Former England defender on BBC MOTD2 Extra

Puel's record speaks for itself. No one doubts his ability and I was surprised when he left Southampton. Leicester are trying to attract bigger names and that puts pressure on him.

It is a massive selling point to Evertonians (that David Unsworth knows the club).

There's a terrific noise at the King Power. Hand clappers in full use, flags, scarves in the air, a bugle...here come the teams.

A new Leicester era under Claude Puel is about begin.

Shay Given
Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on BBC's MOTD 2 Extra

On Leicester's appointment of Claude Puel:

"I listen to his interviews. I could be doing him a disservice. The Leicester fans will be hoping he does well, but he doesn't inspire me."

Mr Dan Walker's got involved in our 'footballers as game shows' chat.

Everton

Everton are missing more than £100m of talent from their starting line-up. Some of it is because of injury but David Unsworth has flexed his muscles and decided Gylfi Sigurdsson does not warrant a place in the line up.

That's a big call from the caretaker boss.

Thoughts Everton fans?

Everton

Everton caretaker boss David Unsworth on Sky Sports: "We want to be positive. I like to play on the front foot, I like to play with width and hopefully create chances with the football Evertonians want. When you're Everton manager and you stand on the touchline it's always a big day."

Fifteen minutes to kick-off at the King Power.

What a huge day for Claude Puel and David Unsworth.

One is starting a new job. The other desperately wants a job.

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Thousands of hand clappers in place at the King Power to give Claude Puel a noisy welcome.

I hope the Frenchman hasn't forgotten his headache tablets.

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Southampton

Wesley Hoedt, Southampton defender, told Sky Sports: "Yeah, I think it was fair. It wasn't what we wanted though.

"After the goal we went quickly the other way. We went back instead of pushing forward and I didn't understand that. We need to work on it.

"I needed to do a little bit of adapting as I haven't played for a few weeks. I want to play and put in good performances.

"We have dropped far too many points and we have to work hard to win some more games."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton midfielder Pascal Gross: "We had a bad start but we wanted to get back into the game. Second half we kept the ball better and found more spaces. It was a fair result in the end.

"It is alright at the moment but you can improve. We want to improve as a team and so do I as a player. But I am happy with the start."