Leicester's Rachid Ghezzal chops down Anthony Martial and goes into the book. He looks like he cannot believe he could be shown a yellow card for a reckless lunge.

Chance for Leicester but Jonny Evans air-kicks from Harry Maguire's headed knockdown. Time starting to run out.

Maybe I'm showing my age here but Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears was a big part of my childhood. Had an absolutely banging theme tune too.

Fifth yellow card of the game as Luke Shaw brings down Ricardo Pereira. Mike Dean has been showing a yellow card for most fouls today.

Paul Cunningham: The good thing about this game being so dull is it’s allowing me to prep my Super Bowl side dishes for later, bacon wrapped chili shrimp for starters.

Marcus Rashford comes off, job well done today, and on comes £75m sub Romelu Lukaku.

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it's almost a brilliant equaliser for Leicester as Rachid Ghezzal blasts a rocket of a free-kick from 25 yards which is flying into the top corner before David de Gea can touch the ball away.

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Leicester bring on title winner Shinji Okazaki for Demarai Gray.

Okazaki has failed to score in 18 games this season.

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United have only had one shot in this half - Marcus Rashford's effort off target. Leicester have had six.

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Michael Devlin: Man United’s passing is really poor this second half. This one’s not over.

David Freedman: United are relying on the break. It will cost them.

David Ljunggren: Leicester are so toothless that they should approach Gummi Bears and see if they want to be the new team sponsor.

The TV show or the sweets? Used to LOVE the show

A corner to the Devils, as nobody calls Manchester United. Ashley Young takes it short. And it ends with Jonny Evans heading away an Eric Bailly cross.

Leicester show good patience to pass the ball around the box, Jamie Vardy picks out Harvey Barnes but he curls wide of the far post.

I signed John Stones in fantasy football this week and he's on the bench.

RAGING.

Ilkay Gundogan, Bernardo Silva and Nicolas Otamendi return for Manchester City while Mesut Ozil is dropped to the bench for Arsenal, who will be captained by the returning Laurent Koscielny.

Full team news coming up.

Manchester United bring on Anthony Martial. Off comes Alexis Sanchez, who was pretty anonymous today.

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James Maddison has had more shots than any other Leicester player (3), as well as creating three chances for his team-mates - again the most of any Foxes player

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Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

This all comes about because Ashley Young gambles in the wall. Vardy is in acres of space and it's very fortunate that Vardy's kick is straight at De Gea.

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*Must not use the obvious pun*

*Must not use the obvious pun*

A Leicester midfielder considers shooting from long range and Ndidi he does but Wilfred's shot is miles off target.

Well now, James Maddison is subbed off by Claude Puel. The home fans don't seem delighted about that.

Rachid Ghezzal is on.

Leicester are soooo close to levelling. James Maddison's free-kick hits the ball, it loops into the air and Jamie Vardy comes flying in with an acrobatic volley. David de Gea has to react quickly to stop it, he initially spills it but gathers before it crosses the line.