Match ends, FC København 0, Leicester City 0.

Premier League champions Leicester edged closer to the Champions League knockout stages thanks to a goalless draw at FC Copenhagen.
The best chance of a lacklustre match came in the 90th minute as Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel pushed away Andreas Cornelius's header.
The closest the visitors came to scoring was when winger Jeffrey Schlupp's deflected shot dribbled into the hands of keeper Robin Olsen.
Claudio Ranieri's Leicester, who won their opening three Group G games, need only a point from their final two matches to reach the last 16.
They have not conceded a goal in four games and remain top of the group, three points ahead of Porto.
Schmeichel saves the day - again

Leicester had Schmeichel to thank for a late save to deny Cornelius, just as he did at home two weeks ago.
The Dane kept his concentration by springing to his right to claw away the ex-Cardiff striker's flicked header from Kasper Kusk's cross.
Before the match, Ranieri said his side were close to "achieving something special" in Europe's elite club competition.
History is on their side as all the previous 64 teams that had won their opening three games all progressed to the knockout stages.
The draw means they will finish, at worst, third in the group, securing at least a place in the Europa League.
Copenhagen have not lost at home in all competitions since August 2015, a run that now stands at 29 games.
Vardy's barren run goes on

England striker Jamie Vardy scored 24 league goals in a stunning campaign last season, but has managed only three this term in all competitions.
He has not netted for club or country in 12 games stretching back to 10 September.
With regular partner Shinji Okazaki on the bench, Vardy was deployed as a lone frontman against Copenhagen, a role which did not help his prospects of ending his goal drought.
He had only one shot in the match and his 37 touches of the ball were the second fewest of any player in the Leicester starting XI.
Man of the match - William Kvist (Copenhagen)

What they said
Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri: "I am happy. The first 20 minutes was not so good but the second half was much better.
"Kasper Schmeichel is a great keeper and we are very, very, happy. I was expecting this kind of match. I wanted to do more on the counter-attack. We had a chance to score but a draw is OK.
"It is our first time in the Champions League. We want to be very, very attentive until the end."
What next?
Leicester host West Brom in the Premier League on Sunday (16:40 GMT), having won only one of their previous four games.
The stats you need to know
- Leicester City are the first team in Champions League history to keep a clean sheet in each of their first four games in the competition
- Copenhagen have lost only two of their 12 home games in the Champions League (won six, drawn four, lost two)
- The Foxes managed only one shot on target for the second game running
- Copenhagen have allowed their opponents a combined only seven shots on target in the Champions League this season, fewer than any other team
- English teams have only lost one of their Champions League games against Danish opposition, winning eight, drawing three and losing one (Manchester United at Copenhagen in November 2006)
- This match featured only three shots on target, the fewest in a Champions League game this season
Line-ups
FC Copenhagen
Formation 4-4-2
- 31Olsen
- 22Ankersen
- 25M Jorgensen
- 5Johansson
- 3Augustinsson
- 33Falk JensenSubstituted forToutouhat 65'minutes
- 6Kvist
- 8Delaney
- 7VerbicSubstituted forKuskat 83'minutes
- 19Santander
- 11Cornelius
Substitutes
- 1Andersen
- 2Høgli
- 15Antonsson
- 16Gregus
- 17Kusk
- 23Pavlovic
- 24Toutouh
Leicester
Formation 4-4-2
- 1Schmeichel
- 2HernándezBooked at 42mins
- 5MorganBooked at 78mins
- 6HuthBooked at 24mins
- 28Fuchs
- 26Mahrez
- 13Amartey
- 4DrinkwaterBooked at 22mins
- 15SchluppSubstituted forOkazakiat 71'minutes
- 9Vardy
- 7Musa
Substitutes
- 10King
- 11Albrighton
- 17Simpson
- 20Okazaki
- 21Zieler
- 22Gray
- 23Ulloa
- Referee:
- Dr. Felix Brych
- Attendance:
- 34,146
Match Stats
- Possession
- Home56%
- Away44%
- Shots
- Home19
- Away11
- Shots on Target
- Home2
- Away1
- Corners
- Home4
- Away4
- Fouls
- Home3
- Away17
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Full Time
Second Half ends, FC København 0, Leicester City 0.
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Zanka (FC København) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
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Foul by Jamie Vardy (Leicester City).
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Attempt missed. Federico Santander (FC København) left footed shot from the left side of the six yard box is close, but misses the top left corner.
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Attempt saved. Andreas Cornelius (FC København) header from the centre of the box is saved in the bottom left corner. Assisted by Kasper Kusk with a cross.
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Youssef Toutouh (FC København) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
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Foul by Daniel Drinkwater (Leicester City).
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Kasper Kusk (FC København) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
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Foul by Daniel Amartey (Leicester City).
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Offside, FC København. Thomas Delaney tries a through ball, but Federico Santander is caught offside.
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Ludwig Augustinsson (FC København) wins a free kick on the left wing.
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Foul by Riyad Mahrez (Leicester City).
Substitution
Substitution, FC København. Kasper Kusk replaces Benjamin Verbic.
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William Kvist (FC København) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
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Foul by Shinji Okazaki (Leicester City).
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Attempt blocked. Peter Ankersen (FC København) right footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. Assisted by Federico Santander with a cross.
Booking
Wes Morgan (Leicester City) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
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Federico Santander (FC København) wins a free kick on the left wing.
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Foul by Wes Morgan (Leicester City).
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knock out stage will be interesting, that game should and will be the main event of the season,they will be ok in the Prem, this season is still a success for them if you ask me. Next season they should be a settled Prem team.
Well done Foxes!
Well done to Leicester, probably exceeded expectations so far. As for Spurs, suffering from playing 'home' games at Wembley it would seem.
What on earth are you banging on about you complete imbecile.
British teams should be able to wear Poppy's for obvious reasons. If you need these explaining then I'm unsure how you even managed to switch on your computer to write that post. What does a foreign terrorist organisation have to do with it?
It says something to not have conceeded a goal yet in the competition, however I wonder has there ever been a team who havent conceeded a goal in a whole group phase?
Well done LCFC, Spurs Must Be Jealous
Leicester have by far the easiest group of all the uk teams"
Leicester finished top, so were a top seed, so therefore avoid all of (most of anyway) Europe's other big clubs automatically. The other prem teams were not a top seed, hence they have more difficult groups.
Which CL group are your team in? What's that you say? none of them.
Well done Leicester, keep the dream alive.