Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

There was some booing when the two sides took the knee before kick-off but it was rapidly drowned out by loud applause.

That may be a running theme throughout the season with Premier League clubs agreeing to continue taking the knee as a symbol of their "unity against all forms of racism".

Steady start by both teams as they settle into this. Zack Steffen is the busier of the two keepers but he's not been seriously tested.

Tidy by Harvey Barnes as he powers forward into the box.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It looks like Bertrand, Soyuncu and Amartey will be playing as a back three which we thought would be the case. That will mean James Maddison will have to play a bit wider than he normally likes behind Jamie Vardy.

Leicester are the designated 'home' team and are wearing their traditional blue shirts and white shorts. City are wearing white tops.

An early free-kick for the Foxes which is eventually headed away by Benjamin Mendy.

A few jeers during the knee, drowned out by loud applause.

Away we go in the 99th Community Shield after both sets of players take the knee.

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What are we thinking folks?

There's one or two unfamiliar names in Man City's starting line up.

A Leicester win or will City collect more silverware?

It might not be full but there's a terrific noise at Wembley.

Both teams are being introduced to VIPS.

Now it's national anthem time. The crowd sing along.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to ITV: "It's brilliant to be here. Obviously you have to earn it, we had a history-making day here last time so it's nice to come back playing a fantastic team.

"We had a horrendous incident during the week with Wesley (Fofana) being out. He's such a brilliant young player who has been outstanding for us.

"Daniel Amartey will play in defence today. Wherever he has played for us he does his very best. Jonny (Evans) is out as well so it has not been ideal, but we will do our best."

The Premier League trophy, FA Cup and Community Shield are on display on the pitch as the teams gather in the tunnel. Jack Grealish has emerged early and taken his seat behind one of the dugouts.

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BBC Sport

Leicester are appearing in their second Community Shield in six seasons. Only Manchester City themselves have been in more in that time.

They do so after winning the FA Cup for the first time in their history and off the back of a campaign when they secured a second successive top-five finish for the first time in almost 100 years.

They have every right to say they are currently among the elite of the English game.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

A few minutes left until kick-off and one corner of Wembley is completely empty.

The 90,000-seater stadium is looking like being only around two-thirds full this afternoon.

Ten minutes to kick-off. No way Wembley is going to be full.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers speaking to ITV about Jack Grealish: He's a marvellous player. I just said to him 'make sure you buy your mother a bunch of flowers'. He has really developed and matured into one of the world's best players for me. It's always sad when as a club you lose a top, top player but I'm sure he will do very well for Man City and was a great servant to Aston Villa.

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Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Part of the reason Phil Foden plays so well for Manchester City is because of the players he has around him - he always has runners going this way and that, providing him with options and giving him space.

Jack Grealish at Villa, he always had to make something happen on his own, and often did. He can turn a game on its head with his dribbling as well as his delivery, and he is just top notch in tight spaces.

Foden is exceptional and he is going to be one of the main men for City for years to come - but there is room for Jack as well.

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No Phil Foden today because of injury but can he and Jack Grealish play in the same Manchester City team together?

Micah Richards has been having his say.

Twelve weeks since Youri Tielemans produced one of the great FA Cup final goals to give Leicester the trophy for the first time in their history with victory over Chelsea.

Talking of the FA Cup, the 2021-22 edition is already up and running.

There were 18 goals in four extra preliminary round ties last night, including five as Whickham lost 3-2 to Consett.

Great result for the Steelmen!

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Huge cheers from the Manchester City fans as Jack Grealish's name is read out by the stadium announcer.

The Leicester fans try to drown the opposition supporters out with some jeers, but aren't quite successful.

Will the £100m man get a runout at some point?

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Michael Yokhin
BBC Sport reporter

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RB Salzburg boast a very impressive list of former players who have gone on to make a major impact in Europe's top leagues.

Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Braut Haaland and Liverpool trio Sadio Mane, Naby Keita and Takumi Minamino are just a few Salzburg graduates who have established themselves among Europe's elite.

Zambia striker Patson Daka will now hope to become the latest player from the Austrian side to shine on a bigger stage after signing for Leicester in a deal thought to be worth £22m.

Outside of his own country and the Austrian league, where he has been playing since 2017, the 22-year-old arrives as a relative unknown.

But, with 61 goals in all competitions in his past two club seasons, could Daka be the man to share the goalscoring burden that has fallen heavily on Jamie Vardy over the past few seasons at Leicester?

'He could follow Mane's route to stardom' - read more about Patson Daka.

Really looking forward to seeing Patson Daka in action this season. Hearing good things about him. A long-term replacement for Jamie Vardy?