Oh, Vardy is almost in. Ricardo's floated ball drops over a Wolves defender and would release the Leicester striker in on goal had his control not let him down.

Into the final five minutes. Are we going to see a goal? Maybe Morgan Gibbs-White can help? He is on for Pedro Neto.

This, just a few moments after Ki-Jana Hoever had fired wide from an angle.

For a second, it looked like we were going to get that one big game-deciding chance as Ricardo gets away down the right. But he hesitates a fatal second too long, allowing the Wolves defenders to gather and block his cross.

Albrighton looks to settle it, but his shot from range is going wide from the moment it leaves his boot.

Tielemens has delusions of grandeur with an attempted volley from 35 yards. It's not a dreadful effort but still off target. Score from there and they can close the book on goal of the season.

Massive chance!

Leicester can't get a corner away fully and Neves' attempted shot breaks to Fabio Silva, who has just Schmeichel to beat but fails to do so. The City keeper's tiny touch takes the ball wide.

Will we see a better opportunity than that in the next 12 or so minutes?

Still Schmeichel hasn't had to make a save. He was close to being drawn into action here, though, as Semedo's low shot is deflected wide.

Leicester smell blood. Vardy and Barnes are both in the middle looking for a telling touch to an Albrighton cross, but Semedo slides in to clear. Maddison then has a shot blocked.

Damning stat for the home side.

Wolves have had 10 shots in this game, but are still yet to force Kasper Schmeichel into a save.

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Oh, so close.

Leicester do really well to get Justin into space on the left. His low cross breaks for Barnes near the penalty spot but the resulting low shot is blocked and sent flying wide by Killman.

Soyuncu gets his head to the corner, but tamely loops it off target.

Fabinho returns to the Liverpool starting line up in a boost to the Reds' defensive issues.

The Brazilian has missed the Reds' last three games through injury. He is joined by Alisson and Sadio Mane in returning to full fitness and also starting after missing the defeat to Brighton.

Curtis Jones is the only other change from the Seagulls loss as he comes in. New signing Ozan Kabak is on the bench.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Fabinho, Henderson, Robertson, Thiago, Wijnaldum, Jones, Salah, Firmino, Mane.

Subs: Milner, Adrian, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Kabak, Tsimikas, Shaqiri, Origi, Phillips, Neco Williams.

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Just the two changes for Manchester City as Oleksandr Zinchenko and Phil Foden start. Gabriel Jesus and Aymeric Laporte drop to the bench.

Man City XI: Ederson, Joao Cancelo, Stones, Dias, Zinchenko, Bernardo Silva, Rodri, Gundogan, Mahrez, Sterling, Foden.

Subs: Gabriel Jesus, Steffen, Laporte, Torres, Mendy, Fernandinho, Garcia, Doyle, Bernabe.

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Maddison really does love hitting the first man with a free-kick. He has the chance to whip over a dangerous set-piece from the left but smacks it low, making it easy for the nearest Wolves defender to head clear. Get it in the mixer, son.

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

Leicester were dominant with the ball in the first half and Wolves didn't seem to mind that, they were sitting back, they weren't closing down, they actually looked a bit sluggish.

But in the second half Wolves are waiting for that space to develop and when it does they have good players, they're on the ball and they can make things happen.

Harvey Barnes is a superb player but he does occasionally dwell on the ball too long. He has a chance to pick a team-mate out with an incisive forward pass as Leicester break but he can't decide who to go for, allowing Wolves to regroup and tackle him.

Signs that the game is opening up. Leicester are prevented from breaking, allowing Wolves to counter with a move that ends with Joao Moutinho firing over the bar from the edge of the box.

Rob MIllward: Still to this day don't understand the hype with Adama Traore... If he crosses that like a normal human being Neto has a tap in but no has to absolutely power drive it across goal for the sake of it

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

Adama Traore gets fouled a lot - he does go down a lot when he's not touched though so it's a tough one for the referee to get right every single time.

Traore is again checked in full flight, bringing another yellow card for Leicester, this time for Maddison.

The Wolves winger is proving a real nuisance.