Another couple of Brentford changes as Frank Onyeka and Yoane Wissa are on for Christian Norgaard and Aaron Hickey.

A quarter of an hour to go.

Mykhailo Mudryk thinks he has his first Chelsea goal since his January move but up goes the offside flag.

Tight.

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Son Heung-min whips a dangerous ball in which Ben Davies flicks on. It's heading into the bottom corner and Richarlison slides in to try poke it over the line, while Keylor Navas also dives to push Davies' header around the post.

Son then has a glorious chance a few moments later but strikes it straight at Navas.

Forest are giving it everything to try and get a goal back. Felipe has a shot blocked at the near post from another deep free-kick.

What. A. Chance.

The King Power is stunned as, somehow, Leicester midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scuffs his shot when completely unmarked yards out.

Had to score.

Dwight McNeil, whose goal is the difference, scrambles the ball off the line following a Brentford corner. Just over 20 minutes to go.

A big save from Fraser Forster as Serge Aurier powers a header at him from a corner. The Spurs goalkeeper tips it over the bar.

Ivan Toney is fouled right on the edge of the area and Brentford have a free kick in a really good position. Toney fancies it but his strike hits the top of the wall and goes behind.

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Brighton should be out of sight.

Danny Welbeck does the first bit brilliantly to work a shot but then puts his effort over the bar.

Manager Roberto De Zerbi turns away in frustration. He knows...

Neco Williams is on for Chris Wood, who has only just come on for Forest but looks to have picked up an injury.

Harry Kane, meanwhile, heads a corner into the ground which almost bounces over Keylor Navas.

Really good save!

Danny Ward gets down low to keep out Kai Havertz header - and keep his team in this match.

Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira names two changes following the Eagles' 1-0 loss to Aston Villa last weekend which extended their winless run to nine league games.

One is forced, with Cheick Doucoure missing following his red card, while Eberechi Eze drops to the bench as captain Luka Milivojevic and Jeffrey Schlupp both come in.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita,Clyne, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell, Sambi Lokonga, Milivojevic, Ayew, Olise, Schlupp, Zaha.

There are also two changes to the Manchester City side which overcame Newcastle United in their last league outing.

Kevin de Bruyne and Kyle Walker, who is the subject of a police investigation, are both on the bench.

Pep Guardiola brings in John Stones and Bernardo Silva for the trip to Selhurst Park as City aim to keep the pressure on leaders Arsenal.

Man City XI: Ederson, Stones, Akanji, Dias, Ake, Rodri, Gundogan, Foden, Silva, Grealish, Haaland.

Illan Meslier keeps Leeds' deficit at one with a sprawling save low to his left.

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A few signs of the home fans becoming frustrated as Everton, who could have been two or three goals up in the first half, are hanging on a little bit now as Brentford keep up the pressure.

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Are things turning for Graham Potter and in turn continuing to go against Brendan Rodgers?

Leicester look certain to score but somehow a shot is cleared off the line by Conor Gallagher.

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Oliver Skipp comes crashing in on Serge Aurier right near the touchline. He gets a yellow card for it and Antonio Conte can't believe it.

Brentford boss Thomas Frank looks to build on this swing of momentum in his side's favour with a couple of substitutions.

On comes Josh Dasilva and Kevin Schade for Mikkel Damsgaard and Mathias Jensen.

Chris Wood and Ryan Yates are on for Forest.

Brennan Johnson and Remo Freuler are the ones to go off.

Leeds goal scorer Patrick Bamford is off as part of a triple change which sees Weston McKennie, Wilfried Gnonto and, for the first time since January after injury, forward Rodrigo come on.

They desperately need a goal with the scores as they are elsewhere.