Leicester have dropped just two points in four matches at home
Burnley are yet to win away but have only lost one of four games on travels
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium
Wow.
Normally during minute's silences there is some noise, usually from fans who are a bit late and are not realising what has happened.
Not today. That was impeccably observed.
The Leicester fans, almost as one, stood raising white scarves that are dedicated the their former owner.
That was moving.
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The football is under way.
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The King Power Stadium stops to remember.
Leicester v Burnley (15:00BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium
There will be a minute's silence before today's game.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium
Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, otherwise known as 'Top', has taken over the running of Leicester City.
A continuous stream of well wishers has been making their way across to the directors' box to shake his hand.
Top has written some poignant programme notes this afternoon.
"Thank you once again, from the bottom of my heart," he said.
The memorial garden "will be a permanent reminder to us of the people of Leicester's remarkable display of love and respect during that difficult time".
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Moving scenes at the King Power Stadium, as fans watch a video of Leicester City's remarkable 5000-1 Premier League triumph - the dream Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha made a reality.
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Vicki Sparks
Match of the Day commentator
It is fitting, perhaps, that this match should be chosen to mark the anniversary of the darkest day in Leicester City's history.
For it was against Burnley nearly 12 months ago that the King Power Stadium paid its heartfelt and emotional tribute to owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and the four others who died alongside him in a helicopter crash outside the stadium.
A year on from the tragedy, the memories of what Khun Vichai did for Leicester - and not just the club, but the city as a whole - remain deeply and profoundly cherished.
He was the man who helped them to dream the impossible dream - and, once again, the Leicester City family will come together to honour him.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium
I just went on the 'Walk for Vichai' from the local university down to the stadium.
There were thousands who responded to the call for what was an entirely fan-led venture. It took 10 minutes for everyone to get out of Magazine Square and about 40 to get to the stadium, where a floral tribute stands close to the spot where Vichai's helicopter crashed just under a year ago.
Fans I have spoken to were hugely appreciative of Vichai's son, Top, who has carried on his father's legacy.
A memorial garden in Vichai's memory will be opened on the actual anniversary, which is a week tomorrow.
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A walk has taken place through Leicester city centre before this match before the first anniversary of the helicopter crash which killed five people, including Leicester City chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.
Supporters have walked from Magazine Square to the ground, while a memorial garden is to open on the anniversary itself.
It was against Burnley, almost 12 months ago, that Leicester made an emotional return to the King Power Stadium for the first game since the death of their owner.
It is the Clarets who are present once again as Leicester pay tribute.
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James Maddison starts for Leicester after withdrawing from England duty through illness.
Manager Brendan Rodgers said the midfielder "knows he made a mistake" after he visited a casino during England's defeat by the Czech Republic.
Ayoze Perez replaces Dennis Praet in Leicester's only change from the side beaten 2-1 by Liverpool before the international break.
Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Pereira, Evans, Soyuncu, Chilwell, Ndidi, Barnes, Tielemens, Maddison, Perez, Vardy
Image source, .There are two changes for Burnley from the side that defeated Everton 1-0 last time out.
Johann Berg Gudmundsson (hamstring) and striker Ashley Barnes (groin) are unavailable, so Robbie Brady and Jay Rodriguez start.
Burnley XI: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters, Brady, Hendrick, Westwood, McNeil, Wood, Rodriguez
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