Stephy Mavididi misses a huge chance to give Leicester much deserved breathing space in this game.

An excellent ball from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall finds the winger running into space.

He has Archie Gray beaten and tries to pick his spot beyond Illan Meslier, but the 25-year-old sends his finish wide.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

That's a real let-off for Leeds.

Jannik Vestergaard must be a nightmare to mark on set pieces and the giant Dane rose perfectly to meet that corner.

Leicester have got their tails up as they look for the second goal that would surely seal the victory.

Leeds, a team who had conceded one in eight league games, are looking very suspect defensively tonight.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds look like a boxer who's been punched out. They're on the ropes.

They look a bit fatigued. They've not got the strength, pace and endurance to stay with Leicester, who've kept the pace up and look quite sprightly.

It's so nearly a second for Leicester after the league leaders earn themselves a succession of corners.

Jannik Vestergaard eventually sends a towering header off the post, and when Patson Daka is there to see home the rebound after it was knocked down by Hamza Choudhury the goal is disallowed for offside.

Just a quarter of the game remaining at the CBS Arena, where Preston look well on the way to a victory that would lift them into seventh place and above Coventry in the play-off race.

The home side haven't really threatened a comeback so far in this second half, although Milan van Ewijk stung Freddie Woodman's gloves with a drive from distance.

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Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

What a save that was from Meslier.

No doubt about Leicester being a good side. They're passing the ball around and Leeds are having to chase.

This is big pressure from Leicester. Leeds are having to hold out.

Illan Meslier comes up with a crucial diving save to keep Stephy Mavididi out.

The former Juventus and Arsenal striker leaves Archie Gray clutching at shadows as he springs into the box from the left.

His shot has plenty on it, but Meslier is equal to it.

And Leicester have to settle for a corner.

Leicester with another nearly chance.

A cross is floated in from the left looking for Ricardo Pereira, but there is just too much on it and the chance never comes to anything.

Abdul Fatawu pick pockets Junior Firpo on the halfway line and the Sporting Lisbon loanee is off like a flash for Leicester.

He cuts inside to have a crack, but his low effort is well blocked.

Leeds' Ethan Ampadu is booked for a challenge on Patson Daka.

The Zambian doesn't look happy as he makes his way to the side of the pitch.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Harry Winks was offering apologies around all his Leicester team-mates after his loose pass set Leeds up for their first real attack of the half.

For all the good play that there's been in this match, from both sides, a lot of the chances have come from individual errors.

Will the next one be punished?

Steve Howard
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio Leicester

I thought Rutter was going to take that with his right foot. He should have just swung at it, but he let it go across his body and took it with his left - over the bar.

Both sides have had half chances in the past minute or two.

Leicester's Stephy Mavididi has an effort blocked for a corner, and after Leeds deal with that the hosts are off down the other end as Harry Winks gives the ball away.

But Georginio Rutter sends his effort way off target from just outside the box.

He puts a hand up in apology as he should have at least tested Foxes goalkeeper Mads Hermansen with the space and time he had.

Abdul Fatawu has gone for something spectacular from a long way out.

The ball breaks kindly for the winger near the halfway line and he spots Leeds goalkeeper Illan Meslier off his line.

Fatawu goes for the audacious lofted attempt, but it's high, wide and attracts taunts from the home fans.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

These sides have basically locked horns. There's nothing in the game.

Leicester have got their noses in front. Leeds need to keep chipping away. I'm looking at the stats and you can see, clearly, that Leeds have been on top.

Liam Cook: We don’t have to tip our hats to Preston, we need to hold our players accountable. Preston have been nothing special; they’ve taken advantage of a side who do not look interested.

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We are back up and running at Elland Road.

If Leicester go on to win, they will land a major blow to Leeds and the chasing pack to go 12 points clear.

The hosts, who are yet to be beaten at home this season, will have much to say about that...

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It looks like a herculean task for Coventry as they get the second half under way, trailing 3-0 to Preston at the CBS Arena.

Another change of personnel for the home side at half-time, with Jay Dasilva - who didn't exactly cover himself in glory for the second Preston goal - making way for Jake Bidwell.

Nick in York (a Boro fan): Don’t get the fuss about Winks. He has impressive passing stats but all are sideways or backwards. Totally ineffective, as far as I can see.

Jamesy: Still think Leeds will win but they need to wake up.

Some big, big calls coming through over socials and text. I like it.