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

Another chance for Chelsea, this time from Willian cutting in from the left where much of Chelsea’s attacks are coming from. Schmeichel untroubled.

Bright start to the game considering what’s at stake. Leicester are beginning to settle a little now but it’s still all Chelsea.

Albrighton breaks down the right, crosses, and Choudhury slices a chance on the volley well over the bar. First chance for Leicester.

Jorginho goes right through the back of Vardy receiving the ball in return for his early foul.

It’s all Chelsea at the moment. Leicester need to get a hold of the game but are being pressured by the visitors.

The corner comes to nothing for Chelsea and Leicester clear.

Terrific pass from Jorginho, Barkley smashes it straight at Schmeichel. Corner to Chelsea.

Anthony Taylor is giving Vardy an early talking to

The match gets underway with Chelsea kicking off.

The teams are ready in the tunnel, we’re five minutes from kick-off.

Chelsea will be hoping their talisman, Hazard, is still be at the club next season. But with the Belgian international on the bench today, it doesn’t appear likely.

Leicester’s main area of improvement needs to be in converting their chances and, despite missing a glorious one against Manchester City on Monday night, Rodgers is backing Kelechi Iheanacho to do just that.

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Maurizio Sarri will want to keep momentum up before their Europa League final against Arsenal at the end of the month. Chelsea have had an odd season - ‘Sarriball’ has been exposed as a hollow philosophy with some awful football at times, yet they find themselves fourth and in a European final.

Brendan Rodgers has five wins in his last eight. Leicester’s fortunes are on the up since Rodgers took over this year and have a promising foundation to build upon for next season.

Kepa, after his shootout victory midweek, also starts on the bench for Chelsea.

Hazard is, ominously, on the bench for Chelsea along with Giroud. Loftus-Cheek has shaken off a back injury and starts. The home side will be hoping Vardy, up front for Leicester, will be dangerous again against a top six Premier League team.

However, Leicester are bidding farewell to two of their 2015-16 title winners, Danny Simpson and Shinji Okazaki, while Chelsea look set to lose Eden Hazard to Real Madrid.

With Chelsea guaranteed a top four finish and Leicester unable to catch Wolves in seventh, there is little here to play for besides signing off their respective league campaigns with a win.

And here's the Chelsea team.