Change for Everton, Demarai Gray is on for Dwight McNeil with 55 minutes on the clock.

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester have changed their shape and gone to a diamond, putting Harvey Barnes up top along side James Vardy and Ayoze Perez is in behind them. He is getting all the space now, drifting off the back of Bruno Guimaraes. This is their chance to get back into the game, with this change of shape.

Thought before the game this would be a nailed on 0-0 but it has been very watchable.

Young Hugo Bueno forces Jordan Pickford into a sharp save low down.

Don't really need this second half, do we? It's a bit all over the place as both teams lose the ball.

Blimey. Brutal from Nas. This is only Nathan Jones' second Premier League game in charge!

The new Saints boss decides to make another change just eight minutes after the break.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles sprints on after tagging Romain Perraud, who has had a bit of a nightmare after Christmas.

Joao Palhinha wins the ball inside the Palace half and tries his luck from distance but the midfielder's shot rises over the Palace crossbar.

Southampton look sharper and stronger in these early stages of the second half.

A goal sharpish will lift the home crowd even more and give everyone of a Saints persuasion belief they can turn this game around.

Everton have a free-kick 25 yards out, Anthony Gordon and Dwight McNeil are over it but the former curls over.

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Almost straight away Stuart Armstrong has an impact. The Scotland midfielder is sharp to nip in to win possession in the Brighton half, looking up to see Sam Edozie inside and without a marker.

The youngster's first touch lets him down and he balloons a shot over the bar.

Moments later, the teenager sees another shot blocked.

Better from Southampton.

Everton's decision-making is a little questionable in the final third.

The space opens up for Neal Maupay to have a shot from the edge of the box, but he decides to try and find the run of Idrissa Gueye, but Wolves can retreat and scramble the ball to safety.

More of the same really (Newcastle attacking) as Sven Botman volleys over the bar.

The last time Leicester trailed by three goals at half-time of a home Premier League game was under Micky Adams - they lost 4-1 to Manchester United in September 2003.

Fulham are unbeaten in their last nine Premier League matches when leading at half-time (won five, drawn four) dating back to January 2019, when they lost 2-1 at home to Tottenham.

Palace will need to produce something special if they're to fight back with 10 men - and make it four straight home wins for the first time in the Premier League.

From the corner, Wolves fail to clear and the ball drops for Alex Iwobi six yards out, but the Nigerian's header is straight at Jose Sa.

The flag goes up away, it wouldn't have counted.

Something has to change for Southampton and Nathan Jones decides a change of personnel might help.

Joe Aribo and Stuart Armstrong are summoned before the start of the second half, with huge cheers from the Saints fans when their names are read out.

Moussa Djenepo and Ibrahima Diallo are the men hooked.

Nathan Collins had a poor first half but defends this one brilliantly as Anthony Gordon curls in a dangerous cross into the corridor of uncertainty, where the Wolves centre-back stretches to divert the ball away from goal.

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Leicester striker Jamie Vardy replaced Patson Daka at the break.

Ruben Neves has the ball at his feet outside the box, he has space too but a crack from range is blocked.