Ah, lovely. Claudio Ranieri stands up in the crowd as the big screen shows him to the Leicester fans.

They all roar out in celebration and applaud him. Ranieri looks genuinely emotional. He claps back then stands to thank them.

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Wesley Fofana pings a direct ball over the top as James Justin makes the run. It's too heavy but Brendan Rodgers approves.

Jamie Vardy is blocked off by Gianluca Mancini on the left. Wesley Fofana comes in to try to win it back and is penalised. Jonny Evans then goes over under pressure at the other end and he wins a free-kick. The referee is blowing up a lot of 50-50s...

Rafael Borre looks to seal the tie, but his well-hit volley is straight at Alphonse Areola.

Antonio finally does get a touch of the ball but he quickly has a swarm of Frankfurt defenders all over him. Doesn't stand a chance.

James Maddison dinks in a corner for Leicester now but it's cleared comfortably at the near post.

James Justin then drives down the left, gets the better of Tammy Abraham and wins another corner from the cut-back.

It is a tough old job that Michail Antonio has on his hands now.

He's seeing barely anything of the ball and is having to do a one-man press on the Frankfurt defence.

Oooft. Roma take a corner from the right. It hits Tammy Abraham, hits Daniel Amartey and bounces kindly into Kasper Schmeichel's arms.

Brendan Rodgers has made a change. Well, two actually.

On comes Kelechi Iheanacho and Daniel Amartey.

Ademola Lookman and Harvey Barnes are off.

Off we go again in Rome. Leicester need a goal if they want to reach a European competition final. Can they get it?

West Ham are seriously up against it in Frankfurt.

They need to dig deep and find their inner Real Madrid. They've got 45 more minutes to find at least two goals with 10 men.

It remains 0-0 in the other Europa Conference semi-final between Marseille and Feyenoord.

The visitors lead 3-2 on aggregate.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's unlikely but it's not impossible [that West Ham could come back]. They've had half-chances. Frankfurt defenders are scared to death of Michail Antonio but he's not getting enough help.

Eintracht Frankfurt won't change much.

David Moyes will be thinking 'this is a chance in a lifetime, it's a long shot but do I do something completely different?' He could go 3-3-3.

The teacher.

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The student.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Aaron Cresswell red card changed the entire game. West Ham players are fuming about it. I didn't think it was worthy of a red card.

The referee hasn't given West Ham a lot.

Eintracht Frankfurt aren't doing anything wrong, they're not throwing themselves down. They're playing nice football.

Leicester have got plenty of attacking players on the pitch but haven't had a single shot on target yet.

Roma's back five are extremely solid. Ademola Lookman has been able to get behind a few times with some skill but there's not much else on offer for Leicester.

Brendan Rodgers has to change something, surely?

Well, that couldn't have gone much worse for West Ham.

Aaron Cresswell's red card pulled the rug from beneath them. Rafael Borre's goal soon after is potentially a decisive blow for the tie.

Declan Rice's frustration shows and he is booked for something he says after being penalised for pulling a Frankfurt player's shirt.

Leicester with work to do. Tammy Abraham's goal has given Roma a slim lead.

Ademola Lookman has been Leicester's best player this half. He shimmies one way, goes the other and gets in behind the full-back. He cuts it back to Ricardo Pereira but his shot is straight at a wall of defenders in the box.