Harvey Barnes' opener after 121 seconds was Leicester's quickest Premier League goal since Shinji Okazaki netted after 52 seconds against Brighton back in August 2017.

Leicester are looking so sharp up front.

Leeds are struggling to handle Jamie Vardy and Harvey Barnes is putting himself about.

The home side haven't settled.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a start this is - Patrick Bamford chance from 5-yards-out was headed straight at Kasper Schmeichel who rolls it out. It was a dreadful back-pass form Robin Koch. Jamie Vardy gets in, goes round and squares it to Harvey Barnes 7-yards-out.

To add to Leeds' misery, Patrick Bamford headed straight at Kasper Schmeichel from point-blank range moments before Leicester's opener.

Marc Albrighton is forced to make an early clearance as Patrick Bamford chases a long ball forward.

Leeds have come flying out of the blocks.

And off we go!

It really is sad there are no fans in Elland Road. This place would be bouncing in normal circumstances.

A picture of World Cup winner Nobby Stiles, who has died after a long illness, appears on the big screen before kick-off.

A reminder of the line-ups:

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Koch, Cooper, Dallas, Klich, Helder Costa, Shackleton, Hernandez, Harrison, Bamford.

Substitutes: Poveda-Ocampo, Alioski, Roberts, Casilla, Struijk, Davis, Casey.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Fofana, Thomas, Fuchs, Albrighton, Tielemans, Mendy, Justin, Praet, Barnes, Vardy.

Substitutes: Morgan, Ward, Iheanacho, Perez, Under, Choudhury, Maddison.

Liam Cooper and Kasper Schmeichel have emerged from the tunnel carrying wreaths. It is Remembrance Sunday next weekend.

This is the first Premier League meeting between Leeds and Leicester since April 2004, with Leeds winning 3-2 at Elland Road in a season that saw both sides relegated.

It's lashing it down at Elland Road - an absolutely grim night.

This is going to be a cracker, isn't it?

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Leeds United's Poland midfielder Mateusz Klich expects Leicester to adopt the same tactics as Wolves did at Elland Road last month.

Wolves rode an early storm, but were highly effective on the counter-attack and secured all three points through Raul Jimenez's strike.

"I think it will be a very similar game to the Wolves game," said Klich.

"I watched Leicester versus Arsenal, they had three centre-halves and played on the counter-attack. We have to do better this time and score goals.

"Against Wolves, everything was fine, but we missed chances and lost the game in the end, so we need to improve on that."

Leicester will go second if they win this, one point behind leaders Liverpool.

Brendan Rodgers. Still doing great things.

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Leeds United aren't just easy on the eyes on the pitch - they're also doing good things off it.

The club has said it will match the £25,000 donation pledged by its squad to Marcus Rashford's campaign for free school meals during holidays.

After captain Liam Cooper revealed the players' donation, the club said it would stand "united" to help feed vulnerable children.

Read more here.

Great to see Mauricio Pochettino back on our screens.

He's a guest on Sky's Monday Night Football.

It's fair to say Poch has grown his hair. Hope he manages to get it cut before Lockdown 2.

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Leicester City are looking to win five of their first seven games to a top-flight season for the first time in their history.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Patrick Bamford is such an integral part of the team - it's not just about the goals, it's about how he fits into this Marcelo Bielsa team. Leading the lines and linking the play. He's playing with so much confidence and it's a good Leeds team to be in and he will get more chances.

It's a great start for him. He's been a bit of a journeyman over the years and I think it's fair to say there's been some questions about him. He's 27-years-old and had nine clubs overall. He's been a bit of a spare part at times but at this moment in time he's the key man for Leeds.

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Leeds have have scored three-plus goals in three of their first six games (against Liverpool, Fulham and Aston Villa) - the first newly promoted team to do that since Luton Town in 1982-83.

Bielsa-ball is very much alive and kicking.

Leicester City

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Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking about Marcelo Bielsa: "I love Marcelo Bielsa from way back. When I was looking into coaching, different managers and different styles he was on my radar when he was with Argentina.

"He came to Europe with Athletic Bilbao. You saw the unique style he has in terms of man-marking and the intensity with which his teams play.

"I was delighted when he came to Leeds, they have a great tradition in the game."