Curtis Jones goes into the book for fouling Marc Cucurella. The Liverpool player was fouled himself just before that, provoking him.

We're into the final minute of normal time. Word is we'll have five added minutes, so time yet for a winner.

Stevo: For the life of me I’m not sure what Klopp sees in Curtis Jones? He doesn’t press, he passes backwards more often than not and apart from scoring one good goal in an FA Cup tie doesn’t pitch in with crucial goals.

Liverpool's turn to swing a punch.

Jordan Henderson gets down the right but his cross is glanced away from Mo Salah by the head of Cesar Azpilicueta, who is making his 500th appearance for Chelsea here.

Chelsea rocking but still on their feet.

Mykhailo Mudryk is right in the thick of it for Chelsea. He combines well with Carney Chukwuemeka to get the latter into the box but at the crucial moment he loses his footing.

How does the fear of losing this affect these teams now with just five minutes to go? It takes some serious bravery to go hell for leather in attack with so much at stake.

Mudryk is rapid isn't he?!

He has 20 yards to make up on Ibrahima Konate in pursuit of a long ball forward and almost closes the gap in seconds.

Chance!

Darwin Nunez gets to the byline and fires a cross across goal. It falls to Trent Alexander-Arnold but he can only fire his angled shot over.

So how will all these changes affect things?

There's plenty of fresh legs, but the momentum has been stripped from the contest.

We're into the last 10 minutes.

Three new players for either side.

The Reds send on Jordan Henderson, Fabinho and Curtis Jones.

The new Blues are Cesar Azpilicueta, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Carney Chukwuemeka.

Trevor Chalobah is booked for taking too long to leave the field.

Graham: I guess having to watch mid-table matches like the one between Chelsea and Liverpool are the price Premier League fans have to pay for top-table matches between teams like Newcastle and Fulham.

There are two tired teams out there now.

It's starting to open up. It's got the feel of two knackered prize fighters, tottering and swinging haymakers at each other.

Think final round, Rocky v Creed.

Michael: Klopp brining Trent on to try and defend? Klopp's having a laugh.

Khan: I don’t get Klopp. Keita was the most creative player in the first half yet he gets taken off. Elliot is not a midfielder, bring on Ox. Try to actually win the game!

Darwin Nunez finally gets into the game, latching on to a deflected ball forwards. He is up against Thiago Silva, who steers him left, from which the forward fires a shot straight at Kepa.

Chelsea look the better side again now.

Hakim Ziyech's shot from the edge of the box is blocked.

We're into the final 15 minutes (plus added time) of this contest.

Is either side going to find the quality to win it?

A draw does neither much good.

Liverpool respond to Mudryk's growing threat.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is on for James Milner to offer more pace and to try and push the Chelsea forward back.

Two changes for the home side as Brendan Rodgers swaps out Wilfred Ndidi and Marc Albrighton for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Dennis Praet, who are both back in the side following injury.

In other pleasing news for Leicester fans James Maddison is on the bench after recovering from a knee injury which has kept him sidelined for 10 weeks.

Ayoze Perez does not feature in the squad after being assessed on Friday.

Leicester XI: Ward, Castagne, Amartey, Faes, Thomas, Dewsbury-Hall, Mendy, Praet, Tielemans, Barnes, Vardy

Subs: Iverson, Soyuncu, Maddison, Albrighton, Iheanacho, Daka, Vestergaard, Brunt, McAteer

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Roberto de Zerbi will hope his Brighton side can keep up their scintillating form, making two changes to the side that thrashed Liverpool last weekend.

Danny Welbeck starts in place of youngster Evan Ferguson while Jan Paul van Hecke makes his first Premier League start ahead of defender Levi Colwill, who is out with a muscular injury.

Solly March and Kaoru Mitoma start on each flank after their impressive performances last time out.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, Gross, Dunk, Van Hecke, Estupinian, Caicedo, Mac Allister, March, Lallana, Mitoma, Welbeck

Subs: Steele, Lamptey, Webster, Sarmiento, Enciso, Undav, Gilmour, Ferguson, Veltman

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Mudryk again!

He is Chelsea's focus now. Hakim Ziyech whips another ball to the back post and this time finds his fellow forward. Why doesn't Mudryk shoot first time, though? His first touch to control gives Alisson the chance to come out and head off the threat.

Nathan Jones makes one change to the Southampton team that beat Everton at Goodison Park last weekend.

Adam Armstrong replaces Mohamed Elyounoussi, who is joined on the bench by January signings Mislav Orsic and Carlos Alcaraz.

Southampton XI: Bazunu, Lyanco, Caleta-Car, Salisu, Walker-Peters, Lavia, Diallo, A Armstrong, Ward-Prowse, Edozie, Adams

Subs: Caballero, Maitland-Niles, Aribo, Orsic, Perraud, Mara, Djenepo, Elyounoussi, Alcaraz

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Unai Emery also makes one change to the Aston Villa side that defeated Leeds last Friday.

Recent signing Alex Moreno is handed his full debut in place of the injured Lucas Digne, while fit-again Matty Cash is named among the substitutes.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, A Young, Konsa, Mings, Moreno, Bailey, Douglas Luiz, Kamara, Ramsey, Buendia, Watkins

Subs: Olsen, Sinisalo, Cash, Sanson, Chambers, Coutinho, Dendoncker, Revan, K Young

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