Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Leicester v Palace at the King Power. We’ll have build-up and team news over the next 45 minutes, followed by full text commentary.

The final whistle goes and Claudio Ranieri punches the air. That's a huge win for his side. At the King Power it finishes Leicester 1, Palace 0.

Nathan Dyer's shot on the break takes a deflection behind for a corner and that should surely be the win in the bag for Leicester. All they have to do is keep the ball in the corner.

Pardew is absolutely raging about time wasting (and probably still that non penalty decision), but there's nothing he can do from the touchline. Palace have just two minutes left to conjure up a goal.

There will be four minutes of time added on for Palace to find that equaliser.

Vardy is booked for a reckless sliding tackle on Sako.

The penalty debate will rage on, but time is running out for Palace to find an equaliser.

Zaha goes down in the box and thinks he has won a penalty as he falls under a challenge from Fuchs, but the ref instead brandishes a yellow card for diving. Is that fair? The two managers will have very contrasting views I imagine.

Dyer takes some pressure off his side by winning a free-kick right on the edge of the Palace box. It's far too narrow an angle for a shot, but Drinkwater will clip in a cross.

There are ten minutes remaining for Palace to find a comeback or for Leicester to hold on to their three points. The Foxes bossed this game for so long, but Palace's response to going a goal down has been extremely impressive and they are all over the Foxes as they search for the equaliser.

Mahrez trudges off as he is replaced by Dyer for the final 12 minutes. The departing midfielder does not look happy, but he's run himself ragged and the Foxes could do with some fresh legs.

Palace are knocking at the door, but a Sako header is cleared off the line as Leicester cling on to their one-goal lead.

Jedinak comes on for Mariappa. It's all-out attack for Palace now, with the Australian given the job of shielding his defence against Leicester's lightning counter-attacks.

Leicester break in numbers again, but Vardy's curling shot clears the crossbar by some distance.

The introduction of Zaha has already added some spark to Palace's attack, but has also made the game much more open, which leaders Leicester won't mind at all. Sako tested Schmeichel's gloves with a curling effort just moments ago and the visitors' midfield is starting to dictate in the final third.

A long ball sets up Vardy to run at the Palace back-four, but he's all on his own and the striker is crowded out.