Hello and welcome to live coverage of Leicester City v Chelsea.

Fabregas slide in a brilliant pass for Moses round the back, but Morgan sprints back to cut it out for a corner.

Luiz clips a shot through the wall from about 40 yards, and it bobbles in front of Schmiechel. He saves well enough.

James goes in with a high, studs-up, flying past Bakayoko, and is lucky not to be booked, at least.

Chelsea start to build up from the back. Leicester drop deep.

0-0 with no great chance for either side so far.

Midfield scrapping between Bakayoko and Ndidi sees Leicester win a free kick.

Chelsea win another corner after good work from Moses. Fabregas's cross is headed away by Morgan.

Schmeichel turns away a near post effort from Fabregas after Morata's cross.

Courtois scrambles away a clearance as Vardy slides in.

Chelsea press Maguire into an error, Morata closes in and the defender plays a ball out into touch.

Vardy pulls the ball back from the touchline into the six-yard box. Slimani can't get to it, and Vardy's second cross goes nowhere. Maguire then gets dragged down by Morata just over the halfway line.

Bakayoko finds Morata, and his shot from distance curls low and two the bottom corner. It's saved.

The match gets underway.

Five minutes to go until kick-off, with Chelsea trying to catch up to City.

I'm going with a 3-1 win to Leicester, just because I feel like Chelsea never get two pleasant seasons in a row.

Be sure to send your predictions to @lxndrnthrtn, and I'll include the best comments here.

Leicester City were 14 seconds late in signing their replacement for Drinkwater. Adrien Silva is their player, but they have been unable to register him. As such, Matty James continues his return to the first team.

Manchester City have just recorded a 5-0 win over Liverpool. It's early yet, but it keeps the pressure on Antonio Conte to get his rejigged side back into form.

This is getting closer to Chelsea's new-look line-up. Tiemoue Bakayoko is fit enough to feature in the first eleven. Eden Hazard is on the bench. Danny Drinkwater might face his old club, but he's on the bench. Davide Zappaccosta is the other new signing, sitting alongside Drinkwater.

Leicester line up almost as expected, though perhaps one surprise is that Shinji Okazaki is dropped. Craig Shakespeare has educated us all, again, by letting us know that he's been given a rest after international duty.