Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is an outstanding central midfield player. He gets on the ball, has got great range in his passing. When he passes it short he is always checking his shoulders, scanning to see what is there.

He is making Leicester tick in that central midfield role with Youri Tielemans and Wilfred Ndidi.

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Ten and a bit minutes to half-time and Leeds haven't conceded. After their recent form, that's a massive positive. They haven't kept a clean sheet since 30 November.

Phill R: A lively start from Leeds in a new era after Bielsa. The lack of squad depth is still clear and could be costly. The players need to step up and give it all they've got until the end of the season.

A Leicester free-kick drops into the box very close to Daniel Amartey. Leeds just about get it clear before he can pounce.

Talk about trying to impress the new boss.

Jack Harrison has created four chances in this match, already his joint-most in a single Premier League game this season.

More encouragement for Leeds as Jack Harrison fizzes a low cross into the six-yard area but there is no white shirt to turn it over the line.

That's not the first time Leicester have been caught out at the back.

Music to Jesse Marsch's ears as Leeds fans chant the name of the new boss. There are also a fair few chants for Marcelo Bielsa. There's a huge flag in Argentina's colours with the former manager's face on it.

Kyle Utterson: Excellent game so far. Both sides looking really lively going forward. Both Barnes and Vardy looking superb so far for Leicester.

There's a nice flow about Leeds' movement. Rodrigo and Jack Harrison link up to create another chance but Rodrigo gets his finish all wrong.

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Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

In the transfer window Leeds had to recruit someone in that (striker's) role. Patrick Bamford got 17 goals last season. They needed to do better to get another number nine in there. That cover is something Leeds really lack, in my view.

Both teams look like they could score at any moment. Harvey Barnes bursts forward and creates space for himself on the edge of the box before blasting it straight into Robin Koch.

After a helter-skelter opening, things have calmed down. Leeds have lots of pace going forward and Raphinha spots an opening but there's too much curl on his cross and Kasper Schmeichel is able to make an easy claim.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

Jesse Marsch is playing fast and loose with his technical area here. Aside from when he was on the bucket, Marcelo Bielsa was a very organised pacer of his territory on the touchline, but the American is all over the shop, venturing out of the marked zone. He'll have an impressive heatmap just from this opening alone.

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High-energy and somewhat frantic start to Jesse Marsch's Leeds reign. Kasper Schmeichel has made two good saves but the visitors still look unconvincing at the back.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

The fan rivalry is well under way here. The Leicester supporters are giving those clappers a good whack and the drummer is hammering away. "We're Leeds United, we don't need a drum" is the response from the away end.

Both teams are finding joy going forward, with Jack Harrison the latest to test Kasper Schmeichel. Jamie Vardy is already up and running and giving the Leeds defence plenty to worry about.

Another great save by Kasper Schmeichel to keep out Jack Harrison after another lightning counter by Leeds.

Then Jamie Vardy threatens to get away from Pascal Struijk who has no choice but to bring down the striker.

Yellow card all day long.

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Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds look like they are a 4-2-4 formation at the minute and when the ball is going to the Leicester full-backs that's when the wide players of Leeds are starting to really press.

When they have the ball they are playing narrow, so the full-backs will give Leeds United width.

What Leicester need to be careful of is the ball in behind Caglar Soyuncu - Leeds have pace and he is not the quickest.

It's floated in and Luke Ayling makes a strong connection but it misses the target. Signs of encouragement all over the pitch for Leeds.

Corner to Leeds. It's amazing what a managerial change can do. The visitors have started at 100mph.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

It looks like we might have a 4-2-2-2 here from Jesse Marsch. Rodrigo and Dan James look to be occupying the two forward roles, with Mateusz Klich and Robin Koch the deepest midfield pair.