Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've heard good things about Tyrese Campbell. Kevin Campbell [his dad] has spoken about how well his son is doing in the youth and reserve teams. It's a big opportunity to come on and perhaps score a winner.

Kevin: Diouf and Choupo Moting off, Jese and Tyrese Campbell on please Paul Lambert!

One half of your wish has come true Kevin...

First change for Stoke as 18-year-old forward Tyrese Campbell - son of former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell replaces Mame Biram Diouf.

Campbell has been banging them in in the Premier League 2 for Stoke this season and once got over 40 in a season when he was on the books of Manchester City.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Stoke are really hounding Leicester. Geoff Cameron and Joe Allen are really putting them under pressure in the middle of the pitch.

Stoke are making Leicester play poorly at the moment and they are not just sitting back. They can see other opportunities to get another goal here.

Claude Puel makes a double change as he tries to instigate a turnaround.

Danny Simpson and Demarai Gray go off with Kelechi Iheanacho and Fousseni Diabate coming on.

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Tom: Oleg LUGEny

Anon: Figueroa Skating

Dave: Islam slalomi...sorry

Leicester really lacking in the final third despite their possession. I'm not convinced they will find an equaliser unless they improve that final ball.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a mistake that nearly was by Kasper Schmiechel. He mishit his clearance, Joe Allen controlled the ball into Xherdan Shaqiri and Schemichel was scrambling back. The ball missed by inches. It's a big let-off for Leicester.

Almost 2-0!

Terrible, terrible clearance by Kasper Schmeichel. He's out of his area and hits it straight to Joe Allen, who quickly finds Xherdan Shaqiri. Schemeichel is scrambling as Shaqiri goes for goal but, fortunately for the hosts, his effort is just wide.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live at the King Power Stadium

It will not be long before Leicester make a change. Claude Puel has ordered three of his subs out to warm up and they will need to warm up on a day like today!

It's attack after attack from Leicester as they win another free-kick, this time on half-way. It's sent into the box and Harry Maguire heads down for Wes Morgan, who just can't quite get enough power on his flick.

Kyle: This relegation race is going to be great to watch as a neutral but as a supporter of one of the club's involved in it, Its agony. If Stoke win it's even more congested and it's definitely going to go to the wire.

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Marc Albrighton gets bundled over by Xherdan Shaqiri. Riyad Mahrez curls the free-kick into the box, Stoke clear but Ben Chilwell meets the loose ball with a first-time strike straight at the keeper.

Which footballers would be in your Winter Olympics XI? Can you do better these?:

Anon: Emmanuel Adebayathlon

Dave: Sean St (S)ledger

Freddie: Paul KoncheSKI.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester are already showing a bit more determination, getting players forward quickly and trying to make things happen. It will be interesting to see if Stoke can keep up what they did in the first half.

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Marc Albrighton does well to keep the ball alive but then lets himself down by hitting a ball into the box way too long.

Stoke starting this half very deep.

Lovely first touch by Jamie Vardy. It takes him away from three Stoke players and allows him to play in Riyad Mahrez. The winger does too much and runs into trouble but the loose ball falls to Marc Albrighton, whose low shot is blocked.

Positive start to the second half by Leicester.

Mark: Speaking as a neutral, the bottom of the Premier League's so tense and tight this year! It's more interesting than the top four!

Back under way.

No changes for either side at the break.

The players are back out for the second half. Leicester now have the tough job of trying to crack this Stoke defence. For all their possession in the first half they barely troubled Jack Butland.