Couple of minutes remaining.

Time running out for Arsenal.

Jamie Vardy has scored 11 goals in 12 Premier League games against Arsenal – only Wayne Rooney (12) has netted more against the Gunners in the competition.

Vardy has scored five goals at the Emirates Stadium in the Premier League; the most of any visiting player.

Stuart: Is there anything more inevitable than Vardy scoring against Arsenal??

DTerry: First shot on target and they score against our blunt 4.

Richard: Arteta’s naive insistence on player one of the World’s great strikers on the left wing just keeps paying dividends.

Last Leicester change sees James Maddison come off for Premier League title winner Marc Albrighton.

The gameplan has worked to perfection for Leicester so far.

Can they finish the job?

Six minutes plus added time to hold on.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

If there was going to be a goal this evening it was going to be from Jamie Vardy - it was a classic Vardy goal. Header inside the box lovely ball across from Youri Tielemans. Brilliant header as the cross comes in, it's on a plate for him. The ball from Tielemans down the side, the cross comes in and Vardy's diving header just powers it into an empty net.

This game was always going to be decided with one crucial move, one team who needed to find that cutting pass to open the opposition up and Tielemans has done that with his pass.

That is Jamie Vardy's 109th Premier League goal.

He moves past Peter Crouch and draws level with Ryan Giggs.

A change for Arsenal straight after the goal.

Eddie Nketiah comes on for Kieran Tierney.

Ahhh, shame.

Jamie Vardy lofts a ball forward through to Cengiz Under, but the Turk cannot control and it runs away.

Leicester's last Premier League goal came from Youri Tielemans to put them 5-2 up against Manchester City.

So this is the third game without scoring for the Foxes...so far.

14 to play.

Change for Leicester.

Harvey Barnes makes way for exciting Turkey international Cengiz Under.

Card number seven of the game goes to Jonny Evans for a barge on Alexandre Lacazette.

Giving one back for the one he received earlier.

Spell of Leicester possession but not doing much with it.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's hard to judge Thomas Partey off this. In his area of the pitch there hasn't been a lot happen. No real counter-attacking or having to defend passages of play or being camped on the edge of the box. Its been tactical and shifting position for Partey which he has done well but he hasn't been put to the test yet. And it's a shame we haven't seen that from Leicester to be challenging him.

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I don't complain much, I tend to get on with life, but this hasn't been a classic.

Ohhh, nearly the opener we desperately crave.

A cross is swung into the area by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and full-back Hector Bellerin - who should not be on the pitch - meets it on the full with a first-time, side-footed volley, but the effort is beaten away by Kasper Schmeichel.

More cards than Clinton's.

James Maddison the latest for a tug on an Arsenal man.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'd definitely take a goal at the moment. I think it would transform the game because you just feel the caginess and it would loosen that a little bit because someone would have to show their hand. And whether that was Arsenal or Leicester, I think you'd just see a real change in the tempo and the way that the players are playing.