Oooh nervous moment for Norwich as Leicester produce a swift and incisive attack down the right which ends with Dennis Praet smacking the outside of the post with a first-time shot from Ricardo Pereira's cross.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Norwich just need to be a little bit more clinical and take a little bit more care with that final delivery into the box.

Leicester scramble clear as Todd Cantwell tries to get on the end of a ball into the box.

Norwich are enjoying a decent spell at the moment, but they need to score while on top.

Chance for Norwich as a ball deflects kindly for Ondrej Duda just outside the box. He quickly slips in Teemu Pukki, who hesitates and gives Caglar Soyuncu just enough time to get in position and block the shot.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dennis Praet hit it very cleanly. Tim Krul did a really good job, controlled it with his hands, patted it down on the ground and made it look very easy. Good positioning and good hands.

Norwich are forced to go backwards as Leicester start to get a grip on things in the middle, where the Canaries had had some joy in the early stages.

Harvey Barnes tees up Dennis Praet on the edge of the area and the midfielder powers an effort at goal. It is on target but Tim Krul is behind it all the way.

Norwich building with typical pace and precision - it has been a good, confident start by the hosts - and Todd Cantwell wins the Canaries their second corner of the game. Leicester deal with the delivery, however, and the opportunity is gone.

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Plenty of Norwich players in the box but none had picked up Hamza Choudhury. The hosts got away with that one.

Lovely turn from Emiliano Buendia in the middle but his low ball into the box is cut out by the alert Leicester defence. The Foxes then try to beak quickly but James Maddison is penalised for a foul on Max Aarons.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Poor, poor free kick. He didn't have enough pace on the ball and the wall did its job.

Todd Cantwell gets away from Ricardo Pereira but the Leicester full-back then brings down Cantwell as he tries to halt his break.

Emiliano Buendía - back in the side and back on the set pieces - bangs his free kick into the wall. Rusty.

Open start to the game, though.

Leicester build on the left before Harvey Barnes' driven cross deflects off Max Aarons and behind for a corner. James Maddison goes over to take it and gets warm applause from the Norwich fans around him before his delivery is headed away by Aarons.

Now Norwich win a corner after good persistence by Max Aarons down the flank.

Ondrej Duda's initial delivery is poor but the ball comes back out to him and this time he finds Ben Godfrey with a better ball in but the defender heads straight at Kasper Schmeichel.

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Max Aarons gets an important block in on Harvey Banes' shot before Leicester win the game's first corner, from which Hamza Choudhury heads well over. A let off for Norwich, though, because that was a free header.

Norwich are getting stuck into Leicester and giving them no time on the ball. Ondrej Duda is a little too physical for referee Craig Pawson, though, and blows for a free kick for the visitors after a particularity robust challenge.

Good start by Norwich as an early cross by Todd Cantwell is just plucked away from Teemu Pukki's reach by Kasper Schmeichel.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm surprised Norwich haven't got more points. Earlier in the seaosn, at home they were very, very good. They beat Manchester City and gave Chelsea a real run for their money, and I'm surprised they haven't continued with that momentum.

Jake Lawson: It seems like a no-brainer, but Andy King should be among the first inductees to the Premier League Hall of Fame. The first and only player to win the top three divisions with the same club and Leicester's most-capped international is an absolute legend.

Damian: Paul McGrath should be first in the hall of fame. Untouchable.