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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Hawthorns

Predictable reaction from the home fans at the end.

Alan Pardew heads down the tunnel.

Bournemouth away next week. Will he still be in charge for it?

Bobby Madeley blows the final whistle at The Hawthorns.

West Brom remain eight points adrift of safety at the foot of the Premier League table.

It looks bleak for the Baggies.

Into injury time at The Hawthorns now.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Hawthorns

Every time the whistle goes, more fans get up to leave.

There are rows and rows of empty seats providing the backdrop to another awful day, the first time West Brom have lost seven successive games in all competitions since 2003.

The one saving grace is that at least no-one has gone onto the pitch.

Hal Robson-Kanu comes on to replace Oliver Burke as Alan Pardew adds more central attacking threat. The Wales international has not scored since November, mind.

At the other end Harry Maguire heads well wide from a corner.

More and more empty seats as home fans head to the exit.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Hawthorns

Kelechi Iheanacho's goal was the trigger for thousands of West Brom fans to leave The Hawthorns.

I am pretty sure, in an ideal world, West Brom would leave Alan Pardew in charge for the remainder of the season.

But with every defeat, it gets harder and harder.

Appointed in November, he has won one Premier League game.

Jamie Vardy breaks clear but Ben Foster is off his line and dives at the feet of the Leicester strike to save. Brave goalkeeping from the West Brom stand-in skipper.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

West Brom 1-2 Leicester

If it stays like this, I can't see West Brom getting out of it. Someone else is going to win at least one game. A lot of them play each other so they can't both lose. So realistically, they'll need three or four wins. They started well and got in front but when Vardy scored that goal, their West Brom's confidence just disappeared.

Jay Rodriguez comes on for Matty Phillips. Just over 20 minutes left now - can West Brom find an equaliser?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Hawthorns

The touchline is a lonely place for a football manager.

As Riyad Mahrez celebrated his goal, Alan Pardew stood silently with his arms folded on the touchline all on his own.

West Brom staring at their seventh successive defeat in all competitions.

Image source, Reuters

West Brom's players apologetic with referee Bobby Madeley after Salomon Rondon goes to ground after an obstruction by Wes Morgan when he looked to break clear of the Leicester defence.

Grzegorz Krychowiak is substituted and is not best pleased. The Polish midfielder holds his arms out and vents his frustration.

England U20 midfielder Sam Field is the man to replace him.

Leicester also make a change as Kelechi Iheanacho comes on for Shinji Okazaki.

Image source, PA

West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster shows his agility to paw away cross which deflected off the thigh of Chris Brunt.

Shortly afterwards Demarai Gray then lets rips with a shot from outside the box which hits Ahmed Hegazy flush in the face. The Egyptian eventually climbs back to his feet.

West Brom right-back Danny Simpson hauls down Oliver Burke after Scottish winger outfoxed him on the flank.

Matty Phillips takes the resulting free-kick from a promising position but curls the dead ball straight into the stands.

Dear oh dear.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Hawthorns

When your form has been as bad as West Brom's this season, any crumb of comfort is worth devouring.

Salomon Rondon's goal meant they enjoyed the rare experience of being in front.

That has not happened since 3 February, when they led early against Southampton here.

Unfortunately, they lost 3-2.

Leicester have shown the early intent after half-time without being able to break down the West Brom defence.