85% Manchester City possession in the opening five minutes.

Leicester were bottom with one point from seven games after a 6-2 defeat at Tottenham on 17 September. Things have changed for the better.

Good work by James Justin but the move breaks down as the ball comes back off the Leicester player and rolls out for a goal kick.

Sharon: Wow so much respect for Pierre-Emile Højbjerg.

Robert: Højbjerg interview is a hard but worthwhile watch...

Holly: Just watching this now, incredibly moving, especially when he’s talking about his Dad and Daughter. Bought a tear to my eye.

Timothy Castagne cuts out an attempted cross into the Leicester box. The visitors are dominating the early exchanges with Jack Grealish and Kevin de Bruyne heavily involved.

Away we go as Manchester City get the game started without Erling Haaland.

This is Leicester's final Premier League home game before Remembrance Day on 11 November.

Brendan Rodgers and Pep Guardiola are standing by the side of the pitch holding poppy wreaths.

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For those who are just joining us, here is a reminder of the two teams.

Jamie Vardy and Caglar Soyuncu return for the Foxes...

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While Manchester City are without Erling Haaland...

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Since Pep Guardiola took charge in 2016-17, no side has scored more Premier League goals against the Manchester City than Leicester (17), despite the Foxes losing nine of their 12 games against them in this time.

Who is pumped for this?

They're pumping Kasabian out of the speakers and the teams are on their way out.

Ravi: As an Arsenal fan, I wish Unai Emery all the best (apart from when he plays my team). He was never given the backing he needed (over Ozil, not buying Saha, but paying more foe Pepa etc. When he was sacked, he showed his real class with his goodbye message to the fans. All the best Unai.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers to BT Sport: "The resilience is back in the team and we are seeing some good football. We are playing an extra body at the back, that's how we have been at our best against Manchester City. Whatever structure you play you have to defend well.

"It's great to come up against the big players but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't slightly pleased when I heard Haaland wasn't playing..."

Mike Minay
BBC Radio Manchester

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I know it sounds daft to have a need to be convinced after back-to-back titles and a start that sees Manchester City second in the league - with a striker hitting goals for fun. But there are two areas that I will be watching before the break for the World Cup.

The first is simple. Three games to go before the Premier League pauses - Leicester away, Fulham and Brentford at home. It has to be nine points from nine. If City can do this, then they'll be in a good place and ready for the league's resumption at the end of December.

The second is possibly a little harsh. I want to see more from Julian Alvarez. I asked Pep Guardiola about this in Friday's news conference and he's right that Alvarez hasn't played as much as his benchmark - Erling Haaland.

But in the cameos he's had, and in some starts, I haven't seen enough accuracy to be convinced that he's a suitable number two for the Norwegian. He is, right now, the only candidate City have in that role without playing a false nine. If Haaland is injured, maybe it is his time to shine?

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Without Erling Haaland, Manchester City will have to do do things differently.

Leicester have not only had the week off, they are looking a lot better defensively and also have the threat of James Maddison and Harvey Barnes.

This feels like it will be closer than it might have been a couple of weeks ago, but Manchester City should still have too much quality for the Foxes.

Sutton's prediction: 1-3

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is wearing the expression of a man with the world's worries on his shoulders as he sits alone in the technical area as his team warms up.

It will be ok, Pep. It still looks a top-class side even without Erling Haaland.

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to BT Sport: "I haven't picked a penalty taker, we will see what happens."

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BBC Radio Leicester Sport

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Brendan Rodgers has delivered 10 points from a possible 15, three clean sheets and Leicester are out of the relegation zone. It's been a successful month.

Some may see Manchester City as a free hit for the Foxes. Perhaps they’re right. However, with confidence on the up and the flickering ember of an underdog tag, who knows what to expect.

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Is it acceptable for a 51-year-old man to wear a hoodie?

Hit the thumbs.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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James Maddison doesn't fit Gareth Southgate's style or system and what he believes in. Some people believe Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of the best right-backs in world football right now but we know Gareth Southgate isn't a massive Trent fan.

Out of possession, how good is Maddison to help England win the ball back and tactically?

There's no sign of second-season syndrome at Brentford.

The Bees have thrashed both Manchester United and Leeds, and held London rivals Chelsea.

They start at home to Wolves in 11th spot and boss Thomas Frank has given an-depth interview with Football Focus about building a team, managing in the Premier League and how it feels to see his team score a last-minute winner.

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