Everton manager Marco Silva makes two changes from the side which started last weekend's Premier League defeat at Brighton.

Centre-back Yerry Mina is fit to start after picking up a knock against Watford in the midweek League Cup tie, with Michael Keane making way from the Brighton game.

Winger Bernard is out with a knee injury, meaning Fabian Delph also comes into midfield.

As you know, Spurs were dealt a big blow with the news that talisman Harry Kane is out with illness. Forward Lucas Moura is the man called in to replace him.

Boss Mauricio Pochettino also brings in left-back Ben Davies - who will captain the side in Kane's absence - and midfielder Tanguy Ndombele for the other changes from last weekend's defeat at Liverpool.

Davies returns because Danny Rose is suspended, while Harry Winks drops to the bench.

Meanwhile, summer signing Ryan Sessegnon makes the matchday squad for the first time.

Leicester City

Leicester goalscorer Jamie Vardy speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a big result, we knew it would be a tough game and the first half showed that. We have struggled in the past. To get the result and clean sheet, we are over the moon."

On being Premier League top goalscorer: "I am just taking each game as it comes. I am getting a lot of chances fed to me from my teammates and at the moment I am putting them in the back of the net."

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

They are unbelievable. You just need to watch that second goal to see that. It was special - especially as Grey has not played that much. The connection between him and Vardy was brilliant. It was a great performance from Leicester because even though they did not play well they found a way. I feel a bit sorry for Crystal Palace but they have not got that goalscorer. That will be their Achilles heal.

Up next for Leicester? Arsenal at home and based on current form, that could not end well at all for the Gunners.

All over and Leicester are up to third in the Premier League after another impressive performance.

Just how far can they go this season? They look excellent.

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Into the final few seconds now and there's nothing much happening on the pitch. Both teams just waiting for the whistle really.

Jamie Vardy is the first player to reach 10 Premier League goals this season - this is the second time he's been the first player to reach 10 goals in a season, along with 2015/16, when Leicester went on to win the division.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

You have to give a lot to Demarai Grey here. The movement, the connection between the two of them is just beautiful. It's a lovely one-two and a lovely finish. They are so hard to defend against. That is a fantastic goal.

How did that not go in!?

Ben Chilwell looks certain to add a third for Leicester after superbly bringing down a free-kick before hitting a low shot that bounced off the inside of the post and along the goalline before being cleared.

Six minutes added on at the end of normal time as Leicester make their final change with James Maddison replaced by Dennis Praet.

Big tackle by James Tomkins as he stabs the ball away from Jamie Vardy as the striker surges into the Palace box.

It has not quite happened for Wilfried Zaha today, or this season for that matter. He has now had the most Premier League shots this season without scoring (20).

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Benteke just has that physicality up top. They can hit the ball up to him, he is the big target man. So far Evans has had the better of the aerial battle but he is causing problems straight away. As soon as he came on he made a difference.

Wes Morgan is on for Leicester for Harvey Barnes as Brendan Rodgers looks to protect his side's slender lead.

Gary Cahill is patched up but off the pitch at the moment as a Jonny Evans header from a James Maddison free kick is held by Vicente Guaita.

Gary Cahill is down receiving some treatment again and this is a concern for Palace because they have used all their substitutes.

There's going to be a far amount of time added on at the end of this one.

Caglar Soyuncu slides in late on James Tomkins as the Leicester player is booked. That's four players on yellows now.

Everton manager Marco Silva makes two changes from the side which started last weekend's Premier League defeat at Brighton.

Centre-back Yerry Mina is fit to start after picking up a knock against Watford in the midweek League Cup tie, with Michael Keane making way from the Brighton game.

Winger Bernard is out with a knee injury, meaning Fabian Delph also comes into midfield.

As you know, Spurs were dealt a big blow with the news that talisman Harry Kane is out. Forward Lucas Moura is the man called in to replace him.

Boss Mauricio Pochettino also brings in left-back Ben Davies - who will captain the side in Kane's absence - and midfielder Tanguy Ndombele for the other changes from last weekend's defeat at Liverpool.

Davies returns because Danny Rose is suspended, while Harry Winks drops to the bench.

Meanwhile, summer signing Ryan Sessegnon makes the matchday squad for the first time.

Crystal Palace make a double change as James McCarthy replaces James McArthur - who picked up a knock - while Jordan Ayew is replaced by Christian Benteke.