Leicester vs Crystal Palace live: Latest score, team news and live updates
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Your support makes all the difference.Welcome to The Independent's live coverage of the Premier League clash between Leicester City and Crystal Palace.
Team news
Leicester City: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan, Fuchs, Albrighton, Kanté, Drinkwater, Schlupp, Mahrez, Vardy
Substitutes: Schwarzer, De Laet, King, Kramarić, Okazaki, Dyer, Inler
Crystal Palace: Hennessey, Mariappa, Dann, Hangeland, Kelly, McArthur, Cabaye, Puncheon, Sako, Bolasie, Campbell
Substitutes: Speroni, Delaney, Jedinak, Mutch, Ledley, Zaha, Bamford
Kick off: 3.00pm
- Leicester City will be able to call on Jamie Vardy and Jeff Schlupp, who have recovered from wrist and head injuries respectively
- Striker Leonardo Ulloa is out with a thigh problem
- Leicester have scored and conceded in each one of their league games this season
- Vardy is their man in form, having scored 10 goals in his last 10 league matches
- Crystal Palace will be without the suspended Dwight Gayle, who was sent off during last week’s defeat against West Ham United
- Marouane Chamakh and Connor Wickham are also sidelined, meaning that Patrick Bamford or Frazier Campbell may be called upon to start
- Under manager Alan Pardew, the Eagles have won nine of their 12 away league games. Only Arsenal’s record is better over the same period
- Yohan Cabaye has scored a penalty in each of his last three league matches
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