Okay Yokuslu brings Jamie Vardy down!

Was he in the box? Maybe... just?

Hamza Choudhury is going to be having nightmares about Mikey Johnstone at this rate.

The West Brom man has dazzled so far.

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

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Jed Wallace is disappointed, just clapped his hands in disgust. I would have liked to see Mikey Johnston have a go because we've seen him score from that position before.

Johnston is the outlet for Albion - he might just be the one to do something creative.

Jed Wallace is the one to go direct for goal, he he curls his free-kick straight into the wall.

The rebound falls for Wallace, but he slams his rushed attempt well wide of the target.

It's that action man again, Mikey Johnston who has Leicester backtracking at pace.

The ball breaks kindly for the forward and he runs at Hamza Choudhury. The defender gets tangled in his attempted tackle and fouls Johnston at the top of the box.

This is a big set-piece chance for the Baggies now.

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Almost a second for the visitors as Ollie Palmer lets fly with a sweet half-volley.

But it's too close to Crewe keeper Max Stryjek who makes a comfortable-enough save.

West Brom patiently build an attack up from the back.

Mikey Johnston, with a zig and a zag, manages to open up some space on the left.

Leicester, however, crowd out the chance and play is switched to the right where it fizzles out.

Stephy Mavididi and are shoulder-to-shoulder with Darnell Furlong under a searching long ball.

The Leicester winger seems to shunt the Baggies defender at the last moment and gives away the free-kick.

Foxes boss Enzo Maresca seems to tell the fourth official there was nothing in it, but there is no doubt Furlong was caught off balance.

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

Albion have got to start holding the ball up. They haven't got an out-and-out front man, a striker who can hold the ball up the pitch and it's been problem for them all season.

That effervescence that they had at the start of the game has dropped.

Leicester have themselves a fortunate corner as a pass from Abdul Fatawu spins off Kyle Bartley.

The set-piece ball in from the right is well held by goalkeeper Alex Palmer.

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We have just passed the half-hour mark and this game remains very open, even though Leicester nerves have settled since they took the lead.

Leicester are moving the ball with more confidence in the middle of the park, but not for the first time today they look shaky when playing all the way back to Mads Hermansen.

West Brom are flooding forward to put as much pressure as they can on the Foxes goalkeeper.

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

The game's turned around - this is Leicester's game now.

You can't fault that man, Jamie Vardy. He's always been a good player in my books and I'll tell you what, he's changed this game.

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That opening goal from Wilfred Ndidi feels like it has released the pressure valve at the King Power Stadium.

The home fans are urging their side to look for a quick second now.

West Brom's Yann M'Vila goes in hard on Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to earn himself the game's first yellow card.

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

Just a simple ball played in there and Wilfred Ndidi has got there first. The two wide men, Stephy Mavididi and Wilfred Ndidi, are a real threat and you've got to keep your eye on them.

It's a blow to Albion after the start they've had.

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

That's Jamie Vardy at this best. He's always in the game. You've got to have your eyes on him all the time as a defender.

Jamie Vardy times his latest run perfectly and he meets a ball from Harry Winks in the box.

He has nowhere to go and pulls the trigger on a shot from a tight angle that is blocked for a corner.

The ball in from the right, however, is easily dealt with by the visitors.

Leicester’s defence, like just about every aspect of their game, has creaked along in recent weeks.

While they have won their past two games at home, they have only managed to keep one Championship clean sheet at the King Power Stadium since the turn of the year.

Before that, they kept seven.

Still, their eight clean sheets on home soil in the Championship this season is the most they have kept in a league season since the 2015-16 campaign (nine) when they lifted the Premier League trophy.