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James' set-piece delivery is causing real problems for West Brom, and this time a corner from the left is headed just wide by Morgan.

Stephane Sessegnon has a shot from the edge of the area, but it is comfortbale for Schmeichel.

Vardy tumbles in the box under a challenge from Joleon Lescott as Craig Gardner plays his side into trouble. Again, play on.

Leicester want a penalty as James' free kick hits Craig Dawson on the arm as he clears. Again, the home side's appeal is turned down though.

Berahino stays onside to collect Graham Dorrans' pass, and having turned fires a shot from 18 yards that Kasper Schmeichel collects at the second attempt.

Danny Drinkwater blazes over from the edge of the box after Matty James' initial corner is cleared.

Berahino looks to latch onto a Chris Brunt through ball but he is flagged offside.

Leicester beginning to dominate possession at the King Power Stadium.

Definitely a lot of energy from both sides, including Jamie Vardy, but the game is yet to settle into a pattern.

Foster's feet were over but not the whole ball, that looks a good decision from the referee and his assistant.

Leicester calls for a free kick, and possible seding of, as Ben Foster almost overruns his area with the ball in hand.

And we're under way as Atwell blows his whistle following an immaculately observed minute's silence. West Brom, with poppies on their shirts, launch the game's first attack.

Kick off just five minutes away at the King Power Stadium as referee Stuart Atwell leads the two sides out.

Leicester may well get a helping hand from a shot-shy travelling West Brom. The Baggies have won just one of their last seven away trips in the Premier League (D1 L5); and have scored just four goals in their nine on the road.

No side has conceded the first goal in more games this season than Leicester City (7; level with Newcastle and QPR). Can they start a little better today?

And it seems that West Brom have edge on their hosts when it comes to recent history as the Baggies have won seven and lost just one of the two sides' last nine matches in all competitions.

Remarkably, considering this is Leicester and West Brom's ninth season in the Premier League, today will be their first meeting in the competition.

Alan Irvine: "So far he is coping well but it does worry me as it's a lot to ask of a young player. The big thing for him is that, in order to maximise the potential, he has got to train the way he has been training, live life as he has been living life and then hopefully put in the performances he has been so far. That is difficult enough without all of the added attention he has been getting but so far he is handling it very well."

Saido Berahino will be looking to add to the seven Premier League goals he has already this season. The England under-21 striker has scored in West Brom’s last four Premier League matches. The last WBA player to score in five successive PL games was Peter Odemwingie in May 2011.