Back underway.

Nuno Espirito Santo makes two changes at the break and hands club record signing Adama Traore his Wolves debut.

He's joined on the field by Leo Bonatini, as Helder Costa and Diogo Jota are removed.

Claude Puel will be pretty pleased with that half-time scoreline.

Leicester grew stronger and stronger as the opening 45 minutes went by and probably didn't want the whistle to go.

Wolves may feel unlucky having started on top and hitting both the Leicester crossbar and post in the early stages, but crucially they haven't made their opportunities count so far.

It's backwards and forwards now as we approach the interval, with both sides rapidly turning defence into attack.

James Maddison is growing into the game more and more for the home side.

Ricardo Pereira is a threat for Leicester, he really does love joining in any attacking opportunity.

The 24-year-old is fed into the area by Jamie Vardy, but his cross is collected by Rui Patricio before it can reach James Maddison.

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Leicester 1-0 Wolves

James Maddison catches Ruben Neves with a flying elbow as he tries to turn the 21-year-old in midfield.

Referee Mike Dean gives Maddison, making his home debut, the benefit of the doubt. No complaints from the Wolves players either.

Pat Murphy
BBC Radio 5 live

Wolves do not deserve to be 1-0 down.

No goals yet, but boy are Wolves going to be exciting to watch in the Premier League this season.

Just when Leicester think they've stamped their authority on the game, Wolves still come up with great chances. The Leicester goal frame has taken a good beating so far.

Raul Jimenez collects a loose ball and smacks the post from the edge of the area.

Kasper Schmeichel might actually get something to it, but the Leicester goalkeeper had barely any time to react.

Jimenez looks sharp. Leicester look vulnerable.

Nice play through the middle from Leicester, with Nampalys Mendy - who spent last season out on loan - looking full of running. Alas, it all comes to nothing.

At the risk of summoning a 0-0 here, Wolves' record league win was in fact against Leicester.

They thrashed them 10-1 some 80 years ago. Sit tight, folks.

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It has all settled down between the Foxes and Wolves for the time being.

Leicester are happy to play keep-ball around the centre circle, but Wolves' forward three look poised to pounce on any mistakes and loose balls.

Jamie Vardy is involved from the start today after scoring a late goal as a substitute against Manchester United last week. He'll be seeking a landmark goal today, with his next goal at home his 50th at the King Power Stadium.

The home side have their foot on the ball now. Time to regain their composure after a frantic opening few minutes.

Demarai Gray is almost put in by Ricardo Pereira but Ryan Bennett makes an excellent tackle to put the ball out for a Leicester corner.

Wolves are flying forward at the start here, it's been a really entertaining start and the visitors win a corner.

No let-up in pressure for the home side to deal with.

What a strike from Joao Moutinho.

Kasper Schmeichel is well beaten but the Portugal international's strike bounces off the crossbar.

What a goal that would have been.

And away we go at the King Power Stadium.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

With Jamie Vardy having signed a new contract, Harry Maguire about to, and a fresh new feel to the squad, all should be well in Leicester's world - shouldn't it?

Even in defeat at Manchester United last week there were signs that they're set for a decent season, with or without Claude Puel. Another loss in this one would only increase the chatter about his future, whether that's equitable or not.

I think the Foxes will secure another top-half finish, and that Wolves won't be far behind.

They've already served up one entertaining game on their Premier League return, and I can foresee something similar here.

Leicester lost to Manchester United in their opening game but they put in a decent performance. Wolves came from behind twice to draw with Everton last week and this is another big test for them.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side are at their best when they are dominating possession, although I am not sure how strong they are under pressure.

I suspect we might find out on Saturday, because I am expecting the Foxes to make a lot of chances.

Prediction: 2-1

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