The only reason Southampton don't have an equaliser right now is because the Leicester keeper is like a massive front door in front of goal.

Mads Hermansen has just denied Che Adams from close range after the Foxes gave the ball up on the edge of their own area.

The Danish keeper is towering over defenders and claiming corners and saving shots.

Coventry's best chance so far!

Jay Dasilva mimics Aaron Connolly's earlier effort by skimming a shot just wide.

Sorry to open old wounds Southampton fans, but our dedicated research team have reliable informed me that we are approaching the fourth anniversary of Saints losing 9-0 to Leicester at home.

It was a new record for the biggest away win in the history of English top-tier football.

Only eight more to go then. Can you imagine?

The attendance comes in early at the MKM Stadium: 21,888 is City's largest home crowd of the season so far.

Leeds visit on Wednesday, so that record might not last long. Tasty.

Southampton striker Che Adams has a curling long range effort from the nearside edge of the Leicester box saved by a diving Mads Hermansen in goal.

Great effort.

An early enforced change for Salford: the injured Ossama Ashley has been replaced by Conor McAleny.

Aden Baldwin and David McGoldrick have both sent efforts over the bar for Notts County. Remember, they'll move top of League Two if they avoid defeat tonight.

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I'm still in shock by how quickly Leicester scored.

It's not the first time Southampton have come undone in the opening moments of a match this season.

A nightmare for any manager to concede so quickly.

The Hull fans urge Jean Michael Seri to shoot as Hull string passes together outside the penalty area.

The midfielder obliges with an effort that looks like it wouldn't trouble Ben Wilson, but it takes a deflection for a corner.

From the ensuing attack, Jaden Philogene finds Aaron Connolly at the far post, who flashes a shot narrowly wide.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

After that 5-0 loss to Sunderland, if you’re going to be competitive in this league sometimes you have to make changes.

You have to let your squad know that if you’re not up for it, your are not going to play.

A good move from Southampton coming down the far side.

Che Adams on the edge of the Leicester box with the pull back pass toward Sam Edozie in the middle.

But it is nicked by a Foxes defender and cleared.

A brilliant start to this match.

Liam Delap tries to break free for Hull after Coventry continue a promising spell of pressure.

Liam Kelly tidies up for the Sky Blues, playing the ball back to goalkeeper Ben Wilson.

Ruben Vinagre is caught out of possession and Coventry win a corner.

Jacob Greaves heads the delivery away, but those loud away fans are audibly encouraged.

The sun has set in Southampton and the floodlights are on.

A cool breeze has swept-in to cool the temperature at St Mary's on a mild day on the south coast.

We've had a minutes silence to remember those people caught up in tragic events around the world this week.

The referee blows their whistle and we are underway.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

This is like a game of chess.

Coventry like to sit back and try to hit teams on the counter-attack - you can see that already. But Hull aren't pressing high.

We've got issues between the fans in the stands at St Mary's and we haven't even kicked off.

Both sides have had early chances in tonight's League Two game.

Notts County dangerman David McGoldrick went first with a headed opportunity from an inviting cross.

Five minutes later, the ball almost fell kindly for Salford's Ossama Ashley in front of goal, who would have fancied his chances of converting, had it reached him.

Aaron Connolly tries to burst onto a ball and approach the Coventry penalty area.

He's engaged in a tussle and wants a foul, but doesn't receive one.