Youri Tielemans shoots from that free-kick despite him being a mile out, and he hits it beautifully. Clean as a whistle and Sam Johnstone has to push it over.

The old classic, hack the man down and then point at the ball. The ref's not buying it and Semi Ajayi is booked for taking out Harvey Barnes.

That goal has given Leicester the boost they needed as now they look dangerous every time they get on the ball. Harvey Barnes has a shot which deflects up and into the path of Ayoze Perez, who bundles home but from a very much offside starting position.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's not really a surprise is it, Leicester have looked so sharp this second half. It's intelligent play down the left side from James Justin and Dennis Praet with Timothy Castagne in the middle to nod it in.

Castagne has been dying to get forward and it's his Belgian counterpart who has put it on a plate for him.

An hour gone and West Brom turn to Euro 2016 legend Hal Robson-Kanu. Still inexcusably wearing the number 4 shirt.

Timothy Castagne is the fifth Belgian player to score on his PL debut, after Luc Nilis, Thomas Vermaelen, Christian Benteke and Leandro Trossard.

Dennis Praet then lines up a stinging shot which deflects over.

A decent early ball looks to send Callum Robinson in over the top but Caglar Soyuncu just cruises across and takes it from him. Candy from a baby stuff.

I still wouldn't say no to a good shot.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Carlo Ancelotti's ability to attract big players and his record of success means I see improvements for Everton this season.

Ancelotti has rebuilt his midfield, as he had to do, around tough Brazilian Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure from Watford, while the arrival of James Rodriguez from Real Madrid adds real stardust and creativity to his squad.

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We'll have team news from the later game coming in shortly. Hoping for some new faces?

Harvey Barnes plays a belting pass with the outside of his foot to send James Justin away down the Leicester left, Jamie Vardy is screaming for it in the middle but his ball in is cut out. Frustration etched on the former Fleetwood man's face.

Away!

Here they come again, Youri Tielemans getting some intensive pointers from the coaching staff.

Paul: West brom look like Fulham except they defend better. Play some good football but lack the quality they'll need for this level up top.

Tony: Early days it may be, but I think I’ll have a few quid on West Brom, Fulham and West Ham to go down, all look a bit rubbish, or in West Ham’s case, a lot rubbish...

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Brom started really well, they closed down Leicester and I was wondering if the Foxes were up for it. But, I think they were just waiting for the Baggies to run out of steam a bit so they can open up some gaps and create some chances.

A fairly even half but West Brom are lucky to go back into the changing rooms without conceding.

West Brom's only outlet at the minute is Darnell Furlong, they've had a few half chances but in the Premier League you need more than that.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Is Matt Doherty the shrewdest signing of the summer?

The Republic of Ireland right-sided player was key to Wolves achieving back-to-back top-seven finishes, missing just two games in the past two seasons.

Not only is he an accomplished defender, Doherty loves chipping in with a goal and managed four in the league last season - including one against his new club Spurs.

His £15m move to north London certainly looks a good piece of business on paper.

West Brom have recorded just two shots on target in their last five halves of Premier League football.

It's not easy at this level.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

A couple of decent stops by Sam Johnstone.

The Baggies keeper joined West Brom from Manchester United in 2018 after the 27-year-old had impressed during a spell on loan at Aston Villa.

Imagine the headache Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would have had if Johnstone had still been at Old Trafford, in addition to David de Gea, Dean Henderson and Sergio Romero.

That was a half of Premier League football wasn't it?

Can't say fairer than that.

Roger: Blimey that WBA jersey is hard to look at, I reached for my glasses but they were already on my face.