The nervous tension is again in the air at the King Power Stadium.

Leicester know their automatic promotion hopes will get supercharged again with a victory today, if they can hold on.

West Brom, however, have their play-off hopes to play for,

We are about 12 minutes from the end now.

West Brom again fancy snatching something from this game.

They have Leicester scrambling in defence and win a corner.

The ball in drops to Tom Fellows, who has just come on to replace Mikey Johnston. The substitutes' low shot blocked.

Wrexham cruising in the Cheshire sunshine with 10 minutes remaining.

Goals from Ollie Palmer, Paul Mullin and Andy Cannon, plus the sending off of Ryan Cooney, have put this game to bed.

Wrexham fans soaking it all in and wondering when this dream will end.

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

Great run from Jed Wallace on that left-hand side. Now, it's game on again.

That goal has given Albion an opportunity to get something from this game and Leicester are sending everyone behind that ball.

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Jamie Vardy's 17th goal of the season has really changed the momentum of this game.

West Brom were throwing everything at the Foxes in search of a leveller, and now the Foxes are just dictating play.

Mark: I disagree with Umar Azam (13:50), There is at least another 'Vardy is having a party' to be had. Getting Leicester City promoted is Vardy's perogative.

Scott: Age is just a number.

Dan Spriggs, Leatherhead: Re: Umar Azam. I think Vardy is great. I’d take him all day at Brentford.

John Wright, Leicester: Well done Umar, that tweet aged well! Vardy, as well as being a Leicester legend, is our best striker this season. He should leave when he wants.

West Brom boss Carlos Corberan is looking to shake things up now with a triple change.

On come John Swift, Nathaniel Chalobah and Matt Phillips for Okay Yokuslu. Alex Mowatt and Yann M'Vila.

TV cameras cut to Leicester boss Enzo Maresca after Jamie Vardy's goal, he was a picture of determined jubilation (if that could be a thing).

Jack in Leicester: Oh Umar..... (13:50)

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

It's unbelievable. The chances that Albion have made and they haven't taken them. All of a sudden, Leicester have a bit of pressure.

Poor defending from Albion's point of view aerially. Jamie Vardy should never win that ball and he's made it 2-0.

Graeme: What on earth is Umar Azam on about (13:50 BST)? Surely, there are very few Leicester fans who genuinely believe that.

And he's answered Umar with a goal!

We see so much of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall as a creator, but he has put in a shift getting back today as well.

West Brom are racking up the chances now, but they have failed to knock Leicester down with any of them.

Darnell Furlong hast the latest chance for the visitors.

He is in the area, has time to shoot but can't force his effort through the wall of blue bodies between him and the goal as it is deflected wide for a corner.

Umar Azam, Woodford: We should have sold Vardy when we had the chance, he will not be good enough if we go up. Thanks for the memories Jamie but it’s time to go.

Agree with Umar Leicester fans? He's been an incredible servant to the Foxes.

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

Grady Diangana's missed a sitter again. I don't know how he's put it wide. He's kicked the air in frustration, put his head in his hands. That's the best chance of the game and they've had some good ones.

I can't believe what I'm seeing here. It's incredible the chances missed - I've never seen so many in a game.

How, oh how have West Brom not scored in this game.

I feel like I've said that a few times now.

Darnell Furlong cuts a piercing pass back for Grady Diangana at the top of the six-yard box, but the striker pulls his effort just wide.

It's end-to-end, it's open, it's hectic.

Leicester now threaten to add a second through Jamie Vardy.

The former England striker was sliding desperately trying to meet a low cross from Stephy Mavididi at the back post.

No contact could be made and the chance is gone.