The hosts are seeing more of the ball in the past few moments. Anthony Knockaert goes haring after a long pass down the left wing, but Jonny Evans keeps his cool and plays it back to Kasper Schmeichel.

Jose Izquierdo weaves his way past several Leicester challenges on the left flank before swinging in a dangerous-looking cross, but it's headed clear by Wes Morgan.

Early shout for a penalty as Shinji Okazaki goes down inside the area, but referee Chris Kavanagh waves play on.

Bright start by the visitors on the south coast.

We’re under way at the Amex!

Brighton & Hove Albion manager Chris Hughton: “We know that games at home bring more pressure to get results, as well as ones against teams outside the top six.

“That doesn’t mean you’ll get those results but we’re always realistic and we have to make the most of those opportunities.

“We had a good spell but are now on the back of two defeats, so we know the level we have to reach.”

Leicester City manager Claude Puel: “The international break was a good thing for us, for some players, for their bodies, their minds and for the international players - it was important to have this.

"During two weeks, they can forget a little and have their mind with other thoughts. The international players come back with a smile and are happy to come back."

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

It has been a difficult few weeks for Leicester after the helicopter crash that killed Foxes owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and four others, but they have coped with everything very well, on and off the field.

Vichai's son, Aiyawatt, has taken over the club and pledged to carry on his father's work so nothing will change behind the scenes as they look to move on, and I imagine the Leicester players will be thinking 'that is great, now we need to do our part'.

With only one defeat from their first five games at the Amex Stadium this season, Brighton's home record is decent - but I just feel Leicester will edge this one.

Prediction: 1-2

Jamie Vardy is among the Leicester substitutes at the Amex this afternoon.

Shinji Okazaki replaces the 31-year-old striker in the starting line-up, while James Maddison and Vicente Iborra also come into the team in place of Rachid Gezzal and Wilfred Ndidi.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Pereira, Morgan, Evans, Chilwell, Mendy, Iborra, Albrighton, Maddison, Gray, Okazaki

Subs: Ward, Simpson, Soyuncu, Iheanacho, Vardy, Ndidi, Fuchs

Brighton make four changes to the team that lost at Cardiff before the international break.

Fit-again midfielder Pascal Gross plays for the first time since 1 September, while Bruno, Davy Propper and Bernardo also come into the side.

Brighton XI: Ryan, Bruno, Duffy, Dunk, Bernardo, Knockaert, Propper, Kayal, Izquierdo, Gross, Murray

Subs: Steele, Bong, Bissouma, Locadia, Andone, Balogun, March

Leicester won both league games between these two teams last term, including a 2-0 victory at the Amex Stadium - their first win at Brighton in five attempts.

The Seagulls, however, have lost just one of their eight Premier League home matches since that defeat, winning four and drawing three.

Who will come out on top this afternoon?