Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a big game tonight. If there were a few more games left, I think West Brom could get out of this. Leicester have to take care of business tonight - people are asking will they fall away again? I don't think they will. I think they are strong mentally.

The two managers share an off-camera fist bump with Big Sam congratulating Brendan on reaching the FA Cup final.

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None of the nine Premier League meetings between Leicester and West Brom have been won by the home side (D2 L7) – only Bournemouth vs Watford has been played more in the competition without the home side ever winning (10 games).

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce to BT Sport: "We have to be clinical when we get a chance. We have done that in the last two games.

"We've had a rest from the last game, in my opinion it's sad that we've been made to now play Thursday-Sunday so we have had to plan with two games in mind.

"Hopefully we get a win and then fight against Aston Villa.

"It's not gone, that's the sad thing. These guys have been plotting for many years. The big boys are trying to get more of the pot."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers to BT Sport: "We enjoyed the result and the performance at Wembley but tonight is business as usual.

"I'm very concious that Ricardo is coming back from a long-term injury so he is not ready yet to play three games in a week. It's a chance to get James Maddison up to speed.

"Thankfully the supporters' voices have been heard [on the Super League.] It was alarming but the fans' voices are everything. Hopefully it will now go away."

Leicester City

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Brendan Rodgers makes two changes to the Leicester side who booked their place in the FA Cup final on Sunday.

James Maddison comes in for Ayoze Perez, while Luke Thomas replaces full-back Ricardo Pereira. He drops to the bench despite overcoming a minor calf problem.

Leicester City XI: Schmeichel, Fofana, Soyuncu, Evans, Tielemans, Maddison, Vardy, Iheanacho, Ndidi, Castagne, Thomas.

Subs: Ward, Albrighton, Perez, Amartey, Under, Choudhury, Pereira, Mendy, Praet.

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Sam Allardyce names the same West Brom side who beat Southampton last Monday.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles is fit following an ankle injury and Kyle Bartley has recovered from a calf strain.

West Brom XI: Johnstone, Furlong, Bartley, Robinson, Phillips, Pereira, Townsend, Diagne, O'Shea, Maitland-Niles, Yokuslu.

Subs: Button, Robson-Kanu, Ajayi, Livermore, Diangana, Gallagher, Sawyers, Peltier, Grant.

West Bromwich Albion

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Following victories against Chelsea (5-2) and Southampton (3-0), West Brom will be aiming to win three consecutive Premier League games for the first time since November 2012 (a run of four), while the Baggies last scored three or more goals in three consecutive top-flight matches back in September 1982.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

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So, Leicester are into the FA Cup final but have lost their past two Premier League games - will that wobble continue against West Brom, who have won their previous two matches but are deep in relegation trouble?

No, not according to BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson or his guest predictor this week, Soccer AM legend Tubes.

Both of them have gone for a 2-0 Foxes win tonight, with Tubes adding: "I think Leicester are going to seal the Baggies' fate."

Both teams have arrived and scanned in at the King Power, which has been lashed by luscious Leicestershire sunshine all afternoon.

The sprinklers are on hard now as the balls come out for the warm up. We'll have the team news for you shortly.

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The top four teams in the Premier League will qualify for the Champions League group stage. Leaders Manchester City are assured of a Champions League spot.

The fifth-placed Premier League team will qualify for the Europa League group stage, along with the FA Cup winners (Leicester or Chelsea) unless they have finished in the top five, in which case that Europa place reverts to the league.

If Tottenham win the Carabao Cup final on Sunday, they will qualify for the play-off round of the new Europa Conference League, unless they have already qualified for Europe by virtue of their league position.

If the latter happens - or if Manchester City (who are already in the Champions League) win the final - that Conference League place will revert to the league.

No more than seven English teams can compete in Uefa competitions.

Who's staying up? And who is taking those coveted top-four spots?

Let's be hearing from you...

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers: "It's been over 50 years since the club has been to the FA Cup final but when that comes we want to win it. You don't soften up, we want to be here, we want to be challenging.

"We want to set our base camp towards the summit of this league so we can challenge and fight.

"There will be other teams who are always favourites but we are in it to fight to win it."

Leicester City

Last year Leicester rather threw away a Champions League place and it's all got very tight up there again. Just three points cover third-seventh so the Foxes can ill afford a slip up this evening.

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce: "We are reliant on teams above us losing games. But win this one and we stay in touch with the teams above us.

"We can only concentrate on the way we've played recently and maintain that standard.

"If we do that it will make everyone have a little look at us and say: 'Wow! They're having a go those lads'. We want to have a go right to the very end."

West Bromwich Albion

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They've been written off more times than a Sunday night sitcom but West Brom are still hanging on in there.

Win tonight and it could get twitchy again for Burnley, Brighton and Bruce...

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What a week it's been in the footballing world.

But tonight we're not even going to mention you-know-what. There are no more words to say about all that just now - it's back to the Premier League for us and a big game at both ends.

Champions League near at one end, Championship fears at the other...

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