Vicente Iborra has won the ball back eight times in the match, more than any other player.

#Enforcer.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live at London Stadium

Leicester are here for the taking. They haven't come out, they haven't strung two passes together this half. They're definitely there for the taking.

Winger Marko Arnautovic is back on the field but had not got his bearings right.

His flicked header from eight yards out following Manuel Lanzini's cross sails over the crossbar.

"Stand up if you love West Ham," scream the home supporters.

They are backing their team, but can the players respond with another goal?

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Catching practice for both goalkeepers at the moment.

Goalscorer Marc Albrighton's ball causes no problems for Joe Hart.

Now Marko Arnautovic has hit the deck, needing attention to a knee problem, giving time for the two sets of players to make their way to the sideline and be given more tactics by their managers.

It has been a very fractious second half.

Half an hour remaining at London Stadium.

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Leicester give the ball away deep in their own half, allowing Arthur Masuaku to break forward, but the West Ham man's cross is straight at Kasper Schmeichel.

Literally the same thing happened.

George Cummins
BBC Radio 5 live at London Stadium

The concourses seemed a lot more upbeat at halftime.

There was the odd song whilst they waited for their pint and their pie.

I'm forever blowing bubbles has just broke out amongst the home fans. Another goal for Leicester though will change their mood.

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Leicester give the ball away deep in their own half, allowing Arthur Masuaku to break forward, but the West Ham man's cross is straight at Kasper Schmeichel.

Leicester full-back Danny Simpson has taken a knock to his shoulder and calls for the physio.

Foxes temporarily down to 10 men, before the defender is allowed back onto the pitch.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live at London Stadium

Half of you expects West Ham to come out flying but I can of understand why they are a little wary because Leicester are a team with so much pace if they catch you on the counter.

West Ham manager David Moyes is flanked by assistant Stuart Pearce on the touchline.

Pearce is waving his arms around frantically, instructing the players to go here and there.

Had flashbacks to Mike Bassett England Manager there for some reason.

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Former Sevilla midfielder Vicente Iborra with a drive from 25 yards which bobbles wide of goal.

Didn't catch it, he had time to take the ball forward.

Marko Arnautovic has impressed for West Ham today and picks out Pablo Zabaleta, but the full-back's cross is blocked for a corner.

Left-back Aaron Cresswell trots to the opposite end of the pitch to swing it in, but the Foxes clear...unlike the goal they conceded just before half-time.

A scrappy opening to the second half, bit of pinball involving the two sides and no-one really taking control of the situation.

West Ham get the game back up and running.

No changes from either side.

Incredible insight from former West Ham defender Rio Ferdinand on stopping speaking with ex-Hammers team-mate Frank Lampard because of the "obsession with winning".

Hit the play button below.

Manchester United

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Some news to bring you that broke during that first half...

Manchester United captain Michael Carrick has revealed he has not played since September due to an irregular heart rhythm.

The 36-year-old former West Ham player has made just one appearance this season, in the 4-1 win against Burton in the Carabao Cup third round on 20 September.

Carrick says he "felt strange" during the second half of the game and after tests had a cardiac ablation procedure.

In a statement, external he said: "I'm healthy and back training hard with the team."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live at London Stadium

West Ham look at times to be a little bit one dimensional. It's been easy for Leicester to defend but there's still a lot of work to do and Leicester still look very dangerous.

Hearty applause from West Ham manager David Moyes as he makes his way off the pitch.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live at London Stadium

West Ham have been waiting for a delivery of real quality into the box to give them something to attack. Whether Kasper Schmeichel should have done better...personally I think he should have done.