Ouch.

Kelechi Iheanacho tries to pick Jamie Vardy out with a through ball but it's cut out at the last minute.

Leicester keep the ball though and Demarai Gray's cross finds Jamie Vardy at the back post. He keeps it in play and there's a bit of a scramble in the centre to get it clear. Eventually, Brighton do but that's much more threatening from the Foxes.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham make a trio of changes from the side held by Manchester United as Dele Alli, Gio lo Celso and Lucas Moura come in for Harry Winks, goalscorer Steven Bergwijn and Erik Lamela.

West Ham make two changes from the lame effort against Wolves - Ryan Fredericks replaces Jeremy Ngakia at right-back and Fabian Balbuena is in for Felipe Anderson.

I'm loving this tiddlywinks talk but unfortunately I have exhausted the image library...

Better start from Leicester in this half. Brighton try to keep the ball for a few minutes but a loose pass goes sailing over the far touchline.

Shane Duffy then pokes away a long ball aimed at Ben Chilwell.

No changes at the break. But Brendan Rodgers has got his note pad out and has doodled a new formation on it.

Looks like Wilfred Ndidi will play as a lone holding midfielder. Leicester saw plenty of the ball in the first half but they need to do more with it.

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Off we go. Jamie Vardy still seeking that 100th goal.

Players have arrived at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for tonight's late kick-off between Spurs and West Ham.

But we're ready for the second half here at the King Power. Team news for the other game will drop in about 10 minutes.

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Shaun McCann: Emma, you know you need to get in contact with Sophie and organise a live text of their next match event right? We are all waiting in hope.

For those of you who followed the live text the other day when I was covering Brighton's win over Arsenal...

You'll be pleased to know I'm back in the office today. No more Bruno and no more potential dog accidents. As long as the internet doesn't cut out at BBC Sport HQ, we're rolling on.

Leicester play Tottenham and Manchester United in their final two games of the season. Could be interesting!

I personally think they'll be fine for a top four spot, but three points here today would definitely settle the nerves a little.

John Dunthorne: Leicester will be lucky to hang on to their Champions League place. Slow motion!

I wouldn't say this game was boring but I looked up those latest tiddlywinks results...

The (virtual) Charles Relle Trophy was won by Team 3.The Varsity Match was won by CUTwC 82½-29½.

All Cuppers qualifying round games have now been played.The Half Life was won by Edward Brown.Tim Hunt won the Jubilee 23-12.The Cambridge Open was won by Patrick Barrie.

Well in all...

Neal Maupay's penalty was saved and that's the best chance of the half. Brighton have been fairly bright, Leicester look a bit rusty.

Stoppage time is never-ending these days!

Well this has cheered me up no end...

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James Maddison's ball in is only half-scrambled away and it bobbles around in the box before landing on Caglar Soyuncu's head at the back post.

He has to react quickly and ends up nodding it wide from a few yards out!

Jamie Vardy hasn't had too much to chase but he gets away down the right and Tariq Lamptey slides in a bit rashly.

Free-kick in a very good area...

Demarai Gray tracks back really well for Leicester which cuts out the slip option for Aaron Mooy as Brighton attack on the edge of the box.

Mooy's low shot is eventually deflected wide of the post. Lewis Dunk almost gets on the end of the resulting corner but James Justin gets his body in the way.

James Maddison curls a free-kick in from the right... Caglar Soyuncu heads it straight into Mat Ryan's hands.

Ryan opts to kick it this time. Probably for the best.