We are underway.

Arsenal take the chance before kick-off to remember the life of former chairman Peter Hill-Wood, who died last month at the age of 82.

A minute's silence around the ground.

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Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette start up front for the Gunners.

Aleksandar Mitrovic leads the Fulham attack.

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Over to the Emirates now for possibly the most gentrified of the London derbies - Arsenal v Fulham.

And there is some team news for the home fans to chew on..

Everton

Everton manager Marco Silva speaking to Sky Sports:

Disappointing result, poor performance to be honest. In this moment we have to be honest and look clear at the game.

Poor performance since the first minute, we knew what they came here to do, playing a 4-5-1 and waiting for our mistake.

First half of course we are in control but every time we got on the ball we started to become too nervous without reason.

Not ambitious but anxious in some moments. When you are playing that way it is easy to miss passes and the game is a little confused.

We had just one chance with Jonjoe Kenny hitting the bar but nothing more.

When you play so anxious you make easy mistakes like the one we conceded. There is no reason they are under the normal pressure we’ll find the reason for that.

• Leicester have won three of their last four Premier League matches (L1) – one more than in their previous 10 combined.
• Everton have lost four of their last five Premier League games (W1) – as many as they lost in their first 16 matches of the 2018-19 season (W6 D6 L4).
• Since Claude Puel’s first Premier League match in charge of the club in October 2017, Jamie Vardy has scored 22 goals in the competition for Leicester under the Frenchman – double the number of any other player.
• Leicester have won five of their last six league matches played on New Year’s Day (D1).
• Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has been involved in seven goals against Everton in the Premier League (5 goals, 2 assists) – only against Liverpool (8) has he been involved in more.
• Everton have lost three of their last five home games against Leicester in all competitions (W2) – as many as in their previous 24 games at Goodison Park against the Foxes.

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Leicester City

Leicester manager Claude Puel speaking to Sky Sports:

On bringing Marc Albrighton on in the second half: "I think it was time to add more balance to the team. We played with good solidity and recovered a lot of balls but sometimes we needed to improve our start with the ball because we lost some good balls."

"It was important to move back in the second half and create some situations. We know the finish of Jamie Vardy in these types of situations. We can have a better situation in the first half with ball recovery but it was perfect in the moment to score this goal.

"The organisation of the team was perfect and I am happy for the players because we lost our last game at home to Cardiff and it was not a fair result. We said after that game we wanted to take three points away. It was a difficult challenge of course but the team showed character.

"We know all the players are tired like us but the most important thing was to show our strength in this moment. We needed to have a different adaptation for this game. In this situation it is not just the quality but the physical makes a difference. We needed to find the right situation to move."

Everton

Everton defender Kurt Zouma:

"It was a struggle, we lost a home game and we wanted to play well here, get back to winning ways and we couldn’t.

"Leicester came here and wanted the draw at least, one mistake gave the goal. This is football, we need to focus.

Why so poor at home?: "I don’t know, I think all the games we played at home we have had sloppy starts, so confidence is lower, but it is on ourselves to turn it around and do things right."

Leicester City

Leicester goalscorer Jamie Vardy, speaking to Sky Sports: "We needed to put our last performance behind us. We were disappointed. To come away, New Year, and get three points, it is a great start."

On his goal: "Ricky (Ricardo Pereira) saw me straight away. He has been excellent all season. It was a great assist for him. I am happy it went in the back of the net."

On his acrobatic celebration: "I have had it in my locker for a while. I saved it for a special occasion, what better one than New Years Day. New year, new me."

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Leicester move on up to seventh. Or top of the 'best of the rest' league as some might say.

Everton stay in 10th.

Henry: I adore Jamie Vardy but as a team we rely on him too much, a replacement will be hard to find.

Anon: Leicester fans need to maybe look at themselves instead of blaming the manager, winning big games away but recently struggling at home, get behind the team.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Boos around Goodison, not only for the result but a really poor performance and Leicester took advantage, who were not at their best themselves. Leicester’s midfield and central defenders were great.

You give Vardy a chance he take it. They came with a game plan, defended deep and are going away with all three points.

Today was probably Everton's worst performance of the season.

Kyle: Everton may at times may play better football this season. However Allardyce took over Everton when they were in the bottom 3 he guided them to 8th. This Everton side are 10th and by Wednesday night could be 13th. Is Marco Silva taking them backwards?

Martin Atkinson's final whistle is greeted by a brief blast of boos.

A terrible game and Everton cannot even take the consolation of a point from it...

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A substitution to mop up another few seconds.

Demarai Gray comes on to replace Jamie Vardy, who trudges slowly to the sideline from the opposite wing.

He knows the ruse.

Leicester's Ricardo Pereira is playing keep-ball down by the Everton cornerflag.

Extrasawss: Not sure who this ‘Wanting’ player is but Sigurdsson’s deliveries are finding him

Rachel: This is a very tense finish - especially when you have a Leicester defender in your Fantasy team.

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Cenk Tosun's shot is blocked at source and is behind for a corner...

Three minutes of time added on.

Bernard skins his man down the right, drills the ball low into the box, but, to groans around Goodison, there is no blue shirt in the danger-zone to turn it in.