Everton - Leicester City live updates

Fuchs is down for Leicester and Everton play on. Still the referee won’t stop the game. Eventually played out by Kante. Would have been controversial if Everton had scored.

The game following a similar pattern to many of Leicester’s away games. Content to sit back, concede possession and hit on the break. Yet to lose an away fixture so far this campaign.

We’ve seen the long ball employed a few times early on from Everton. We’ve seen them pass and move more in recent times. Perhaps the weather playing a part.

Vardy skips past Barry with ease but his cross meant for Okazaki is a poor one that drifts straight out for a gal kick.

POSSESSION: Everton 74%-26% Leicester

First dangerous spell from Leicester. Cross from Okazaki cleared by Mori for another corner.

Dangerous cross from Fuchs and Funes Mori forced to clear under pressure for a Leicester corner.

Still teeming down with rain but the surface will suit slick passing. No real threat posed by Leicester so far.

Baines with a dangerous in-swinging corner and not the most convincing punch clear from Schmeichel. Everton on top early on.

Deulofeu crosses for Kone and it would be a tap in but for a great challenge from Wasilewski. Great clearance.

Everton are on a six-match unbeaten league run, although they have drawn their last three fixtures.

A bright start from Everton, Leicester clearing after a bit of head tennis in their own box.

The rain really teeming down here as Everton win the first free kick, conceded by Okazaki.

KICK-OFF: Referee Jon Moss blows the whistle to get us underway here at Goodison Park. It’s Lukaku versus Vardy in the battle of the in-form strikers. Everton setting up 4-3-2-1, Leicester 4-4-2.

FIVE MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: The players are in the tunnel and about to come out onto the pitch. Not long until we find out if Leicester City will finish the year on top of the league.

TEN MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: Jamie Vardy has 15 league goals this season, as many as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi combined.

Some stat: The Foxes are the only side to have scored in every Premier League game this season.