Rachid Ghezzal rattles the crossbar for Leicester. It was another really good Marc Albrighton cross from the right wing, and the Algerian stooped to power an effort that beat Joe Hart but not the frame. A really well-executed move, but it doesn't quite pay off.

Chris Wood with a chance here, a good one. Matthew Lowton's low cross dribbles across goal, Sam Vokes let it run for his striking partner, but the New Zealander couldn't quite get a decent contact on it.

An easy stop for Kasper Schmeichel, but Burnley are finally causing some trouble of their own.

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Yullaw: Is Ben Chilwell the new Leighton Baines? Very good player but always another excellent left back ahead of him for country.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea and Leicester keeper on 5 Live sports extra

It is such an emotional afternoon today and players have to try to focus and win.

Leicester have not been great at home, they have got to try to get a bit of normality back as much as they can.

Leicester are ramping up the pressure on the Burnley goal. Another Marc Albrighton cross comes in deep, Joe Hart hangs for it and can only palm to Jamie Vardy, who spins and shoots low with the keeper on the deck, but it's blocked on the line heroically by Matthew Lowton.

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'Raniiierrii, ohh ohh ohh.'

The Leicester fans paying tribute to their Premier League winning manager.

Sat next to him in the stands is Nigel Pearson. He's not left out.

'There's only one Nigel Pearson...'

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Even Chris Wood can't muscle his way past the burly Wes Morgan as the Leicester defender shepherds a ball back to his keeper. Burnley are sitting back here, and the Foxes are taking the game to them.

Leicester are the better side here, they're beginning to look slick.

I like Rachid Ghezzal, he's had some very tidy touches.

Here's a replay on that handball shout - actually Charlie Taylor's arms weren't quite as tight to his body as I thought, we might have seen that given.

Big shouts for handball as a Marc Albrighton cross strikes Charlie Taylor in the box. The Burnley defender's arms were tight to his side, and it looked like the ball hit him just on the shoulder. Referee Mike Dean waves the appeals away.

Wilfred Ndidi drives one from range with real power and it is only just tipped wide of the post by a sprawling low Joe Hart. Top save.

There is a rather beautiful rainbow in the distant sky beyond the stadium.

Perhaps it was inevitable that this game would begin slowly, there's been so much emotion in the build-up.

Joe Hart rather fluffs a clearance and Jack Cork is penalised for a foul on Wilfred Ndidi as he scrambles to avert any danger.

Marc Albrighton drifts a cross to the back stick from the free-kick but Jonny Evans can only get a toe on it.

'Vichai, Vichai, Vichai,' the crowd are singing.

Jamie Vardy is off, trailing after an optimistic long pass up top and Chris Wood is flagged for offside as Burnley's interception is sent straight back over the top.

Leicester get us started.

Well, we've got some football coming up now. This really must have been a very difficult one to prepare for.

Claude Puel and Sean Dyche shake hands on the sidelines and the players are swapping ends after the coin toss.

We're almost under way...

I should think everyone here today will never forget the experience.

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It is of course Remembrance Week; Remembrance Sunday this year falls on the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.

Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha carries one of several commemorative wreaths on to the pitch.

There will be a two-minute silence before kick-off.

The volume is raising now as a huge banner is unfurled in the ground:

'Khun Vichai, Forever in Our Hearts,' it reads.

The players are beginning to make their way on to the pitch amid a very special atmosphere.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

"Without him, none of it would have been possible. He allowed us to fulfill our dreams," says club ambassador and former player Alan Birchenall in a speech from the pitch. There is huge applause.

Many Leicester City fans were moved to tears during that tribute to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha. And the stadium fell absolutely silent during the video played on the giant screens, watched by his son Aiyawatt.

A special tribute video to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha is now being played on the big screens inside the ground and every person is captivated.

There is raw emotion on people's faces, many are moved to tears. Many others stand still and hold their commemorative white scarves in the air. They read: Mr Chairman. Forever in our hearts.

It's very moving.

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