A corner apiece for both teams in this second half as Luke Shaw wins one for Man Utd.

He whips it in but Harry Maguire heads it well wide.

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

I love when Paul Pogba plays on that left-hand side and he really plays narrow and gets involved in it. There are consequences to that defensively, but when he is on the ball you pay to watch him. He does things that others can't do. He is a real difference-maker. A joy to watch.

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Leicester have threatened more in four minutes than they did in the first 45. Harvey Barnes and Ademola Lookman play a nice one-two on the edge of the box. The ball breaks for Jamie Vardy who hammers a shot wide of the far post.

Boubakary Soumare picks out Ademola Lookman but he's tackled by Yves Bissouma on the edge of the box.

Bissouma needed treatment late in the first half but he appears to be OK.

Noooo. Pablo Fornals gifts possession to Bruno Fernandes on the edge of the West Ham box.

He pokes it through to Cristiano Ronaldo but he's denied by Lukasz Fabianski!

The second half starts.

James Maddison was the man replaced by Ademola Lookman.

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Back under way.

Leicester bring on Ademola Lookman at the break. I'll let you know who's come off when they confirm it.

Here come the teams at the London Stadium.

Khan Karn: Very harsh penalty vs Leicester. West Ham playing so well though, with Antonio they’d be ahead even if Ronaldo seem to score every game for Man Utd.

Garett T Switzer: Just seen the replay of the Brighton pen decision...not sure why this thread is not talking about how insanely stupid that call was? The defender literally jumps in the air sideways as he's being pulled down by Maupay. It's a foul by Maupay. No question.

Andy: Areola was brought in to provide competition for Fabianski, keep him on his toes. Not sure what the point was, as Fabianski has made error after error this season but keeps his spot regardless.

One man is in the thoughts of everyone at Tottenham and Chelsea today.

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Ogabo Godwin: Man United needs to get Pogba and Bruno on the Ball, Fred is doing a nice work from deep dictating play

Azhar Mahomed: I don't understand why people say Ronaldo is keeping Ole in the job. Isn't that the point of managers signing specific players?

Prince Gyimah: After long pondering, I think it's fair to say Ronaldo is obviously the goat of goal scoring. But the GOAT without any superlative belongs to another player.

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Tottenham will host the world's first net-zero football match tonight when they welcome Chelsea.

The club has urged to fans to travel sustainably, choose plant-based food options and recycle in the stadium.

It aims to highlight the importance of considering customer interactions in sustainability strategies.

The project has been called #GameZero and also aims to educate football fans on the role of sport in addressing climate change.

MeFakeScientist: I love Brendan and what he's done for us so far but the more I watch Leicester recently the more it looks like we pass it between the back 4 and wait till we get pressed and hoof it. I don't know what we're actually trying to do.

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been absolutely brilliant, both teams are really at the races.

For chances, it is deservedly 1-1. It has been a bit of a boxing match, but neither has come up with a knock-out blow just yet.

West Ham deserved the lead for the 20 minutes spell they had, then Manchester United do what they do and Cristiano Ronaldo just steps up in those moments. When they are feeling a little vulnerable, he just comes alive and they are back in the game.

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Alan Mullery, former Brighton manager, has been talking about his former Tottenham and England team-mate Jimmy Greaves: "As a goalscorer, there’s been none better and there’s still none better today than Jimmy Greaves at scoring goals. He was a tiny little fella, not like some of the players today with a strong build.

"The one great thing he had was pace – over 20 yards, he could leave people lying on the floor, go past people, go around goalkeepers as easy as pie. When you saw him go one-on-one with the goalkeeper you always knew he was going to score, he would never miss. To score 40 goals in those days, it would be 80 today because he’d get penalty after penalty.

"He is the laziest footballer I have ever seen and I used to get on to him and call him all the names under the sun and he would just turn around to me and say ‘if the ball hits my feet, I’ll score a goal so shut up’. He used to say ‘you do all the running, I’ll do all the scoring’.

"I would give him a kick up the back, telling him what to do, as a captain and (manager) Bill Nicholson would go crackers when he was just walking around – then he would get the ball, beat three players and score a goal. What do you say? Well done Jim!

"I remember we were playing Manchester United – Jim went past three players, you could see the three players lying on the floor, he’s got Alex Stepney to beat in goal, he runs past him, stops the ball on the goal-line and backheels it into the goal and 60-odd thousand people in the stadium were cheering, even Manchester United supporters.

"If he was playing today, he would cost billions. Not millions. Billions. He was that good. One of the greatest ever – you won’t get another one like him."

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The half-time whistle goes and Brighton deservedly lead Leicester. It was a disputed penalty - but the Seagulls have been the better team.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has scored again. A decent half by West Ham though. More goals to come in this I think.

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