Burnley v Leicester

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2. Burnley make one change with Johann Berg Gudmundsson replacing Jeff Hendrick
3. Leicester City name unchanged side for trip to Turf Moor
4. Clarets could go five points clear of drop zone with victory

Burnley are well and truly in a relegation scrap, now. That's four successive defeats for the Clarets.

Meanwhile, Leicester seal a second win in a row in the Premier League for the first time since December.

That just about wraps that up. Thank you for joining us.

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FULL-TIME

Burnley can't find a response to that dramatic late winner and Leicester take all three points.

Boos ring around Turf Moor. How have Burnley lost that?!

GOAL: Burnley 1-2 Leicester

DRAMA AT TURF MOOR!

How important could this be come the end of the season? Somehow Burnley, who desperately need a win, have conceded a late goal against 10-man Leicester!

Wes Morgan works on to a Youri Tielemans ball to head home.

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Wow that would have been some winning goal!

Dwight McNeil does amazingly well to keep the ball from going out for a Leicester throw-in before the Burnley midfielder tries his luck from long range and it sails just over the bar.

Peter Crouch once again calls for a penalty as he falls down with Christian Fuchs but the Burnley man looks to have fouled him instead of the other way around.

Time is ticking here and the home faithful are getting antsy. This is a game they really ought to win.

SUBSTITUTION

A straight swap in midfield for Burnley as Robbie Brady comes on for Johann Berg Gudmundsson.

Can Burnley find a winner?

There's another call for a penalty from Burnley, this time as a free-kick goes into the box towards Peter Crouch and looks to have struck the arm of Wes Morgan.

Once again referee Michael Oliver waves the protests away.

SUBSTITUTION

Another change for Leicester City as Harvey Barnes comes off and is replaced by Nampalys Mendy.

Just under 15 minutes remain.

Burnley win a corner and there's a roar amongst the crowd. Could this be their chance to nick a late winner?

As it happens, no. It sails into the box towards Peter Crouch but Leicester do well to clear.

Oof that's a big call.

Charlie Taylor runs into the box and he looks to have been brought down by Wilfried Ndidi but referee Michael Oliver waves away the hosts' protests for a penalty.

How important will that be?

SUBSTITUTION

A final throw of the dice?

Peter Crouch comes on for Burnley in place of Chris Wood.

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Now it's Leicester's turn to turn the screw.

Youri Tielemans launches a lovely free-kick past the Burnley back line and towards Jonny Evans but he's centimetres away from connecting.

Replays show he would have been onside, too. Opportunity missed.

My word that could have been game over for Leicester.

Dwight McNeil puts in a tremendous swinging low ball into the box, straight to the feet of Chris Wood who beats his marker and pokes it over the crossbar from point blank range.

It wouldn't have counted as he was flagged offside but Leicester won't be happy with that. Burnley are looking good.

SUBSTITUTION

Leicester goalscorer James Maddison is brought off for Christian Fuchs.

Can the Foxes make a push to find a dramatic winner in this game?

This is not a showpiece of a second half, I will say. Neither side are offering much in the way of chances in front of goal.

Burnley just can't quite build an attack while Leicester are finally beginning to look like a side who've been playing with 10 men for most of this match.

If it stays like this, you'd have to say it's two points missed for Burnley.

This game has calmed down a bit as we approach the hour mark.

Burnley have dominated much of this second half but as yet, they've not managed to break down a resilient Leicester back line again.

Two big chances for Burnley to surely see off Leicester here.

Firstly, Ashley Barnes nods down under pressure to Burnley defender Jack Cork who launches his shot over the bar.

Then soon after, Ashley Westwood picks up possession inside the Leicester City box and fires wide of the mark.

I know, I know. You're probably just as bored with reading about the wind at Turf Moor as I am typing about it.

Leicester, now defending the goal to our left, seem to have the wind in their faces as Burnley attack.

It's going to be an interesting second half, here.

Leicester have started this second half with vigor as Jamie Vardy gallops past several Burnley defenders to put a neat ball into the box.

However, Clarets goalkeeper Tom Heaton is on hand to collect the short delivery and thwart their chances of an early goal.

KICK-OFF

We are back under way at Turf Moor.

Burnley get this second half going. Can they end a three-game losing run with victory against 10-man Leicester?

A huge 45 minutes await.