More like Wes Sneijder than Wes Morgan! The Foxes skipper shows deft skill in the Hammers box, a no-look clip over his shoulder met by a swinging volley. But the connection is not clean and Lukasz Fabianski saves.

Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

I don't think anyone would think Robert Snodgrass would be so important for West Ham but his quality from dead balls is key for them. Leicester will try to keep the ball. The way they do is it really good and they can look to catch them on the counter attack because they have pace. West Ham don't have enough players of pace or energy. They aren't showing much evidence they can get back in this game.

James Maddison is straight into the action, lining up a free-kick on the left. A devilish delivery almost finds its way to Hamza Choudhury, a West Ham flick diverting it out for a corner.

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If the scores stay like this it keeps the dogfight interesting for the neutrals at least...

Fantasy football managers rejoice. James Maddison will get the last 25 minutes or so. And the way this is going he might rack up a few points...

Ayoze Perez is the man who makes way.

Leicester are in again... oh no, the flag is up. Foxes pair Nampalys Mendy and Demarai Gray link up again, pinging the ball around dazed Hammers defenders, but Gray is flagged marginally offside before shooting.

Another change for the Hammers. Loud cheers and jeers greet Carlos Sanchez's departure, with the incoming Robert Snodgrass receiving a rather warmer reception.

The mood is turning somewhat in east London. Leicester surge forward again, James Justin is in down the right, his cutback blocked.

The corner is cleared. West Ham survive.

Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

Everything about the goal was good from Leicester but it all broke down after West Ham gave the ball away further up the pitch. Leicester have cut through the West Ham defence like a knife through butter. It was far too easy.

It's going to take a big effort from West Ham to end that dismal run of home results now...

On comes Michail Antonio... good news as far as the Hammers fans are concerned.

The bad news? Sebastien Haller is going off. Few boos.

Looks like a West Ham change is in the offing...

Exhibit A. Nampalys Mendy, with Leicester team-mates in the box, sloppily plays it behind them and the chance goes begging.

Good job for West Ham that Leicester haven't played their first string, I'd suggest. The Foxes are pinging it around inventively - and sharply - but their final ball is lacking.

Could get even worse for West Ham... Christian Fuchs stands over the ball. Twenty yards out...

The Foxes left-back beats the wall with a low drive... but not Lukasz Fabianski.

Not been a great day so far for Arthur Masuaku.

The Hammers left-back sees Ayoze Perez drift by him on the edge of the home penalty box and resorts to the sort of tactics usually seen at Twickenham to stop the Leicester forward.

Clear free-kick, clear yellow card.

Quiet start. Those still in the hot dog queue will be happy.

No changes for either manager. Suppose they made enough before kick-off...

West Ham: Fabianski, Fredericks, Balbuena, Diop, Masuaku, Rice, Sanchez, Fornals, Lanzini, Felipe Anderson, Haller. Subs: Reid, Zabaleta, Snodgrass, Roberto, Noble, Ajeti, Antonio.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Justin, Morgan, Evans, Fuchs, Albrighton, Mendy, Choudhury, Gray, Perez, Iheanacho. Subs: Chilwell, Soyuncu, Tielemans, Maddison, Ward, Barnes, Ndidi.

Referee: David Coote (Nottinghamshire)

Felipe Anderson has the first touch of the second half. Game on.