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This is Leicester's third game inside a week and Brendan Rodgers makes two changes from the side that last played in the Premier League last Monday.

Jonny Evans returns to the defence after missing the past three matches with a back injury, while James Maddison - a substitute in the 4-1 win at Leeds - makes his first Premier League start since 25 October.

Harvey Barnes and Marc Albrighton drop to the bench.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Evans, Fofana, Fuchs, Justin, Tielemans, Mendy, Thomas, Maddison, Praet, Vardy.

Substitutes: Morgan, Albrighton, Ward, Iheanacho, Barnes, Under, Choudhury.

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Having seen his side pick up 10 points from the past four games, Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo names an unchanged side.

That means 19-year-old France under-21 wing-back Rayan Ait-Nouri keeps his place after scoring on his debut against Crystal Palace on 30 October.

Brazilian defender Fernando Marcal returns to the bench after injury.

Wolves XI: Patricio, Boly, Coady, Kilman, Semedo, Neves, Dendoncker, Ait-Nouri, Neto, Podence, Jimenez.

Substitutes: Marcal, Silva, Ruddy, Saiss, Moutinho, Traore, Otasowie.

West Brom have actually played really well today, been solid at the back and just need to try and convert one of the chances that falls their way.

Brilliant from Harry Kane, beating his marker then lofting a ball into the area but Gareth Bale just cannot get on the end of it and the chance is lost.

Now Callum Robinson spins on the edge of the box but skies his effort way over.

The pressure at the start of the second half comes from West Brom.

Filip Krovinovic curls in a corner which Dara O'Shea nods wide of the far post.

The Baggies defender feels he could have done better there.

Off we go again.

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Leicester City welcome Jonny Evans back to the defence after a back injury, while James Maddison also starts.

Wolves, unbeaten in their past four games, are unchanged which means 19-year-old wing-back Rayan Ait-Nouri starts after scoring on his debut.

Rich: one or two Spur players, this week, said they could challenge for the PL title this season. This is the inevitable consequence.

Jack: So much for the hype about Spurs having the best front three in the league...

Tom: I feel like I’ve seen it a thousand times before. Spurs with 62% possession and 1 shot is the story of every single game we play and it’s getting so boring to watch. I’ve lost count of how long we spend passing the ball backwards just to lump it forwards.

Tottenham Hotspur

It is the second time this season Spurs have managed just one shot in the first half of a Premier League game, having done so against Southampton in September.

Goalless at the break.

West Brom will be very happy with this.

Would love to have an Amazon camera in that Spurs dressing room right now.

Hello Moussa, hello, helloooo. You've forgotten the ball.

Sissoko too quick for his own good.

Dribbles 'with' the ball which is about five yards behind him.

Robert: "What's the word for when players clasp their fingers and thumb together and wave it in the direction of the referee?" A card-attack request

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I mentioned before about Slaven Bilic making a lot of noise but closed doors games also show how much the players scream when they go down.

It's not enough to just hit the floor - sometimes under minimal contact - they also tend to yell when they are doing it - just to make sure the referee is aware.

West Brom defender Kyle Bartley booked for a late challenge from behind on Harry Kane.

Roy: I wish the ref would blow for half time at WBA so Jose can lay into this shambles.

Spurs struggling to make inroads at the moment.

Kane, Bale and Son look a little off.

Still recovering from Thursday's exertions?

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What's the word for when players clasp their fingers and thumb together and wave it in the direction of the referee?

Sergio Reguilon has just done it after being pulled up for a foul.

Decent, decent.

Callum Robinson ride a couple of Spurs challenges and feeds Jake Livermore 25 yards out, but the strike from the Baggies skipper is always rising.

Wasn't too far away though.