This is more a time chewer for Leicester City, with the excellent Wilfred Ndidi making way for Cesare Casadei.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

Leicester will waste time.

Can somebody create that one opportunity?

That is what West Bromwich Albion are hoping for. A little bit of magic.

Time is ticking down for West Brom and they go to the bench for answers.

Nathaniel Chalobah replaces Okay Yokuslu.

Sloppy touches and stray passes are doing West Brom no favours as they try get out of their own half.

Wilfred Ndidi has anyone around him on high alert it seems, as they appear to be jumpy when he harries after the ball.

Steve Howard
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio Leicester

I think the only way that West Brom will get back into it will be a Leicester City mistake.

If Leicester get an opportunity, they get an opportunity.

They do not need to force it.

We are into the final 10 minutes at The Hawthorns now.

West Brom are trying to pick up the pace, and it needs a block from Wout Faes to head a nodded effort from John Swift over the bar.

Less than 15 minutes remain now. Are Leicester heading four points clear at the summit?

Or do West Brom have something up their sleeve late on?

The hosts need only look back at what Sheffield Wednesday did against the league leaders earlier in the week to take heart.

West Brom boss Carlos Corberan is shaking things up now with a triple change.

Off goes Alex Mowatt, Grady Diangana and Jeremy Sarmiento and on come Tom Fellows, Jayson Molumby and Josh Maja.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

This is where West Bromwich Albion have got to dig deep.

John Swift had the ball there and nobody was there to help.

All he could see was the backs of people running away from him.

Albion cannot afford to make any more mistakes.

Okay Yokuslu is now cautioned for his foul on Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

There was more than a hint of frustration in that.

Steve Howard
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio Leicester

It was a fantastic run by Wilfred Ndidi.

A little dink to the back post for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall just to tap it in.

It is a huge goal.

Leicester just need to get back into possession, totally control this game, and try and build on this.

West Brom goalkeeper Alex Palmer needs to get all of himself behind a shot to keep Wilfred Ndidi out.

After starting the move in the middle of the park, Ndidi races into the box to meet a pass from Abdul Fatawu.

The angle is tight, but Ndidi's shot is fierce and bobbles up from Palmer's grasp before danger is cleared.

It's end-to-end stuff now, with Leicester racing back to the other end for a corner after dealing with that one from West Brom.

Neither side, however, has delivered quality at the set-piece to break this game open.

Could do with a bit of Christmas magic...

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Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

Brandon Thomas-Asante used that pace and power of his.

He just couldn't get a connection.

It is so tight this game, at both ends.

It might take a set piece to divide these two teams.

Brandon Thomas-Asante muscles his way into the box to try and cut the ball back.

The Foxes defence scrambles to stop him and concedes the corner.

Grady Diangana is caught in a Leicester City sandwich as he breaks forward.

Ricardo Pereira is not happy with the free-kick being awarded and is eventually cautioned for some back chat.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

Cedric Kipre's chance was a bit too far out for that kind of strike.

He could not get any power behind it and the keeper sees it.

John Swift twists and turns on the right edge of the area trying to carve out space for a cross.

The ball is eventually worked back and finds Cedric Kipre, who has a go from a long way out.

Foxes goalkeeper Mads Hermansen is untroubled when dealing with it.

Referee Tim Robinson reaches for his cards for the first time today, with West Brom's Alex Mowatt cautioned for his challenge on Foxes substitute Abdul Fatawu.