Chants for Marcelo Bielsa coming from the away end...

Little emotion from Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers as he checks his watch.

Reckon that might change at the final whistle.

The fourth official punches some numbers into the electronic board and up comes four.

Leicester don't need to force anything, but they are still being presented with opportunities by Leeds.

Rasmus Kristensen gets himself into a tangle and James Justin dispossesses the Leeds right-back. Then he wins a free-kick.

Plenty in the away end must be tempted to get cracking up the M1. Perhaps some are already well on the way towards East Midlands airport.

Huge ovation for Leicester winger Harvey Barnes, who has enjoyed another wonderful night against Leeds United.

Goalscorer Barnes is replaced by Kelechi Iheanacho for the final five minutes.

Still Leeds are searching for something which will give them a glimmer of hope going into the final five.

Crysencio Summerville's drive from distance is deflected out for the corner...

One final roll of the tactical dice from Leeds boss Jesse Marsch.

Poland midfielder Mateusz Klich, one of the mainstays of the Bielsa revolution, comes on for left-back Junior Firpo.

Into the final 10 minutes.

Claret is spilling from Dewsbury-Hall's chops after that tussle, leading to a short stoppage. Leicester don't mind that.

Once play restarts the corner comes to little.

This sums up Leeds' woes.

Centre-back Diego Llorente tries to turn in his own area, is hustled into a mistake by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and concedes a corner.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both teams have put a lot of effort into tonight, their work rate has been great. I haven't seen games this end to end for a long time this season. They have been competitive. But Leeds haven't been able to match Leicester City at the top end of the field.

Coming into this match it was Leicester who were the ones in crisis mode.

Almost 90 minutes later it feels like roles have been reversed.

Leicester defender Wout Faes demonstrates the confidence currently flowing through the home side, using his strength to dispossess Joe Gelhardt and win back possession for the Foxes.

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"What the heck is going on?" sing the Leeds fans.

Well, that's the cleaner version.

Heading into the final 15 minutes. Leeds need a goal and they need it quick.

Young forward Joe Gelhardt is summoned by Jesse Marsch and comes on for Luis Sinisterra.

More boos from the away end, I think.

That'll not be for introducing Gelhardt, more for taking off Sinisterra.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds don't want to overuse Bamford as he is still coming back from injury and trying to build up his fitness.

Oh, Rodrigo.

Is this what £27m gets you?

The Leeds sub cuts in from the right and slashes a left-foot shot from the edge of the box well wide.

Cheers from the home fans, groans from the away end.

Anon: What does Rodgers have against Iheanacho? Top scorer in 20/21 season and main reason they finished so high up but even when Vardy and Daka in poor form he doesn't get played. Started one Prem game this season and scored within five mins. Brighton need a clinical finisher to finish off all their chances, would love to see them go for him in January.

That's the last action of the evening for Dennis Praet, who is replaced by Ayoze Perez.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Huge chance from Praet. The ball is slightly behind him but he is 12 yards out and he has to do better. Leicester's best chances are coming from Leeds giving the ball away in their own half.

This could have been game, set and match.

A mistake from Rodrigo - not quite as bad as the one which led to Arsenal's winner on Sunday - lets Leicester swarm forward but Dennis Praet curls over the Leeds bar.