Leeds are playing it around nicely as they boss possession at the start of the second half. It's very quiet inside the King Power. Which isn't such a bad thing with all those clapper things.

Play is stopped after Marc Albrighton goes down after a challenge by Junior Firpo. The Leicester player is going to be fine.

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A quick start to the half by the visitors as they win a throw-in deep inside Leicester's half before Hamza Choudhury is forced to concede a corner. It's taken by Jack Harrison but it's catching practice for Kasper Schmeichel.

Away we go!

Jesse Marsch is first to emerge from the tunnel for the second half. Casually dressed in jeans, he's downing a bottle of water and eager to get going again.

Kyle Utterson: Much better from Leeds so far. Defensively they look a lot better than in recent weeks. They're a lot harder to play through. If Raphinha gets more into the game and they're more clinical they can win this one. Rodrigo has been wasteful so far in front of goal.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds have had the better of the chances in this game. They have created numerous chances. Caglar Soyuncu produced two fantastic blocks from shots. Leeds have looked really dangerous. On the counter-attack they have looked really quick. They have looked really organised. They have looked better than they did under Marcelo Bielsa over the last few games.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

An encouraging first 45 minutes for Leeds and new boss Jesse Marsch. They've created more and better chances and but for a couple of saves and a timely block they'd be ahead.

As important is the fact they've looked more solid at the back after shipping all those goals last month.

However, Jamie Vardy remains a big threat for Leicester. The ball over the top to utilise his pace has threatened to undo the visitors on more than one occasion.

Good contest.

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Jamie Brilley: Caglar Soyuncu misses the ball fouling Rodrigo and not even a VAR check for a penalty.

The Retrospective: So a player kicking another player’s foot in the box isn’t a foul? How very strange. What is the purpose of VAR if penalties that aren’t given onfield aren’t given after video footage confirms there was a foul? It’s a big moment in an important game.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds look a lot more organised, especially in the way they have pressed. They have found no difficulty in changing their tactics.

What I also like, not all their balls are played in front of the Leicester back four. They have got runners constantly down the side. When the ball goes to their full-backs they are flipping it round the corner to get into the channel for runners.

It is a good style of football they are playing.

So far so good for Jesse Marsch. A good watch.

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No one picks up Wilfred Ndidi from a Leicester corner and his attempt is straight at Illan Meslier.

When was the last time Leeds had EIGHT attempts in the opening 45? There could be more. They've just won another corner.

Leeds are finishing the half strongly. Attempts by Junior Firpo and Raphinha are blocked as Leicester are forced on the back-foot.

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Rodrigo is down in the Leicester box after being caught by Caglar Soyuncu. Penalty? It's being checked but play is allowed to continue after a few moments.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I tell you what, Leeds look lethal when they counter-attack, they really do. They have got real pace, which is hard to defend against.

You see Jesse Marsch's reaction when Leeds just won the ball back, it was like they had scored a goal. He clenches his fist as if to say "brilliant boys".

Jesse Marsch is fun to watch. Very animated. Definitely wears his heart on his sleeve.

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