Brendan Rodgers is on the pitch showing his appreciation to Leicester's support. His side head into the international break 10th in the table. Brentford remain eight points above the relegation zone.

Paul Dickov
Former Leicester City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester will be relieved. They just about held on. You have to give a lot of credit to Brentford, they kept going and showed a lot of spirit and just lacked that little bit of quality.

People talk about their team spirit but that have some really good players. As well as Brentford played they missed the quality of Christian Eriksen today.

Leicester take the points. Three cracking goals.

David Raya is well outside his box as he hoofs the ball forward but it floats out of play. Is that Brentford's last chance gone?

Throw-in to Brentford deep inside the Leicester half. It's poor and is easily cleared.

It's all Brentford. Leicester have every player inside their box.

Free-kick to Brentford just inside their own half. David Raya is going to hoof it towards the Leicester box where there are 10 yellow shirts waiting for it. It's cleared.

Four additional minutes. Brentford still believe.

In comes the free-kick. Harvey Barnes meets it but side-foots it wide.

Youri Tielemans wins a free-kick deep inside Brentford's half and Leicester are in no rush to take the free-kick.

Good attempt by Bryan Mbeumo from outside the box but Kasper Schmeichel is able to save.

Leicester have really made hard work of this. They were coasting at one stage but now Brentford are charging forward in search of an equaliser.

Paul Dickov
Former Leicester City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brentford deserve that. They have been the better side in this second half and it is game on now.

It's not been a dirty game but Ethan Pinnock goes into the ref's notebook for a late challenge. Brentford's day is ending in frustration.

Bryan Mbeumo looks to put his name up in lights with an acrobatic finish but lands on his backside without connecting. It's greeted by a big roar from the home fans.

And that is Dewsbury-Hall's final contribution of the match. On comes French midfielder Boubakary Soumare.

First yellow of the game goes to Leicester's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall for a crunching challenge on Bryan Mbeumo. VAR had a look at it and decided yellow was enough.

A third and final change for the Bees. Tariqe Fosu-Henry is on for the closing stages. Rico Henry has made way.

And another chance for Brentford. This time a flashing header by Ivan Toney narrowly clears the bar. It's all gone a bit quiet inside the ground.