Seeing a few clashes in the stands now between some supporters and police.

The batons are out.

I should say I can generally see very clearly with my new spectacles, bought out today for the first time.

Left eye causing a few issues, I blame lockdown for that and staring at a laptop all day.

Still, my spelling has been good today, hasn't it?

Legia fans have let off smoke flares inside the stand, which is now seeping onto the pitch.

Can't see anything. Hello?? Are they still there?

Two bites at it for Harvey Barnes, both he fails to gobble up.

The livewire winger gets past his man sees his first shot blocked and then put the second into the side-netting from a narrow angle.

With Ralf Rangnick about to come in at Man Utd, will they still target Brendan Rodgers at the end of the season?

A double change for Leicester.

The steady Boubakary Soumare and the excellent James Maddison complete a successful night.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall on Ayoze Perez enter in their place.

Luke Thomas into the book on the hour mark for a trip on Ernest Muci.

Patson Daka looking to link up with Ademola Lookman, but a flicked effort doesn't come off.

A slight glimmer for Mahir Emreli outside the box but he shoots way over the bar.

A well worked move from Leicester involving Boubakary Soumare, Ademola Lookman and eventually Patson Daka, but the African striker is pushed out wide and plonks a cross straight into the hands of the Legia goalkeeper.

Leicester are controlling the tempo and not giving any sniffs to Legia at the moment.

They'll want to keep it that way.

Apparently Jonny Evans suffered a muscle injury and was withdrawn from the match as a precaution with Watford in mind on Sunday.

Leicester on the front foot right away, looking to get the ball to Harvey Barnes on the charge forward.

He picks out Luke Thomas on the underlap and the left-back low shot comes through a crowd of legs and the goalkeeper can gather with a smart save.

Off we go for the second half.

BT Sport

Former Leicester striker Emile Heskey on BT Sport: "Patson Daka has bene fantastic, the whole team has been fast. Can they get off to a fast start? Can they be explosive and get on the front foot? They did that.

"Daka was very sharp on the turn for the goal, can he finish? Course he can but Harvey Barnes is such a powerful player."

Former Leicester defender Danny Simpson: "As good as Daka is going forward, he has to go with the runner at the back. He is a bit lazy and there is no question it is a penalty when the ball hits Wilfred Ndidi's hand.

"Kasper Schmeichel is one of the best at saving penalties but they scored from the rebound."

West Ham United

West Ham captain Mark Noble, who scored the second goal, told BT Sport: "Job done. We could've scored two or three more if we were clinical and our finishing was not as good as it should've been, but we played well enough to win.

"The manager changed the team quite a bit and the boys that came in did excellently. We had two or three chances before we scored and the goals made it more comfortable but at half time we knew they were a good side, would not stop playing and played good football.

"Playing in Europe in my last season as a player is fantastic and the way we're playing in the Premier League and coming first in the group stage of the competition is fantastic.

"Obviously there's dreams [to win the Europa League] but there's some top, top teams in this competition and there's a lot of work to do. Hopefully we can keep pushing on in the Premier League, we just need to keep playing well and deal with the last 16 when it comes."

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes told BT Sport: "A really good, professional job, not just tonight, how we've done in the group and great credit to the whole squad, we've used them all and taken some risks at times but overall it has worked.

"We should've been in front before we did score but there was no doubt we deserved to be in front and no doubt we deserved to win. It's a good sign when we won but don't think we played that well. The players that have come in have really done well. I really think the players have come a long way but there's more to go.

"At the start of the tournament I was unsure how it would be. It was relatively new to the players, but they've done such a great job. We thoroughly deserve to win the group and are looking forward to European football in March and don't have to play in February which helps with the congestion.

"I've tried to chop and change a little bit and keep everyone involved. We can play far better than tonight and we need to do that in the games coming up. We can put this away and focus on the league now."

Here's some reaction from West Ham's win earlier...