Marcelo Bielsa is giving Tyler Roberts last-minute instructions as he prepares to send him on. Roberts is looking at his manager as though he hasn't a clue what he is on about.

Pablo Hernandez does not look happy that he is being replaced.

Dennis Praet makes way for James Maddison.

Praet was very good in the first half but Brendan Rodgers needs to do something. It's one-way traffic this half.

Luke Ayling tries to find Jack Harrison inside the Leicester penalty area but he just overcooks the cross. Then Mateusz Klich tests Kasper Schmeichel but it's comfortable for the keeper.

Leicester are preparing to bring on James Maddison.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's all Leeds - Leicester cannot get out. Brendan Rodgers is working the technical area, but they can't get a foot-hold in this second half. Leicester were defending deep in the first half but they still had an element of control.

What Leeds do exceptionally well is they hunt and try and win the ball so high up.

It's taken them a while but Leeds have turned up to the party.

Leicester had it far too easy in the first half. Not now.

Almost 2-2!

Superb quality by Pablo Hernandez as the ball drops at his feet just outside the Leicester penalty area. He takes a couple of touches before pinging it against the woodwork. A whisker away from a wonder goal.

Kasper Schmeichel will be asking himself how on earth Stuart Dallas' attempt found its way into the back of his net.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds are right back in it. It's a short corner, popped out to Stuart Dallas, it must be all of 30-yards-out, a right footed in swinger. Leicester are sitting very deep, the Leeds players attack the ball and it goes straight in past Kasper Schmeichel.

What a start to the second half - Leeds needed that, you felt they would come out full throttle but it really is game on now.

This is just the start Marcelo Bielsa wanted.

The momentum has shifted and Leeds are spraying the ball around with so much more confidence.

Marcelo Bielsa has made a change at the start of the half.

Ian Poveda-Ocampo is on for Jamie Shackleton.

Big 45 minutes for Leeds.

Back under way.

Mauricio Pochettino is wasted in a TV studio talking about Leeds-Leicester.

He should be managing in the Premier League. I miss him.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You could say its been a tale of two strikers, Patrick Bamford and Jamie Vardy. Leicester are deservedly out in front, they have out-foxed Leeds so far.

The importance of Vardy, not just as a scorer but what he brings to this Leicester outfit, they look so much more potent, so much more of a threat. Some of his link up play has been first class.

Vardy's awareness is so good and his movement for the second goal was superb. Any young aspiring striker should watch it. Leicester look absolutely devastating on the break.

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom goalkeeper Sam Johnstone: "It was not good enough, we know that. We did not deserve to win the game. Everyone is down and we know it isn't good enough."

Fulham

Fulham goalscorer Ola Aina: "I'm happy to score my first Premier League goal. I'm happy I was able to help the team get a lead we could build on and secure for the rest of the game.

On scoring with his left foot: "It's my wrong foot but I'm very comfortable with it. I have been working on it so it becomes second nature to me.

On the three points: "It's very important for the lads and the club. It has been a difficult start for us. We needed this win to build momentum."

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom manager Slaven Bilic: "We played for 25 mins then we disappeared. It was nowhere near good enough. Everything starts with the work rate. They were stronger, quicker, better in passing, better in one-on-ones, more direct and taking more responsibility.

"They had much more quality. It hurts because everything looked good in the last couple of games. We have to wake up. We can and we have to be much better than this. Everything starts with work rate, commitment and dedication."

Fulham

Fulham manager Scott Parker, speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew how important this game was. I'm pleased we got a result, we played very well and managed the game well.

"We have won the game but along the journey there are going to be many bumps.

"There has been a narrative around us because of the money we spent last time. Defeats are going to happen but they can't bury us.

"Wins breed confidence."

Earlier, Fulham got their season up and running with a fine 2-0 home win over West Brom.

Here's what they had to say after the game.

Leicester are going to finish the night second in the Premier League - one point behind leaders Liverpool - as it stands.

But this is no ordinary season and we've seen some terrific comebacks. There's still time for Leeds haul themselves back into this.