Minute-by-minute report: It’s another big game at both ends of the Premier League. Join Tim de Lisle for all the action
Yes, Jonny Evans is back in the centre of Leicester’s defence after being injured for seven months. His absence may have sabotaged their season: is his return just in time to save it?Hello everyone and welcome to the edge of your seat. On planet maths, both these clubs can afford to lose.
On form they will sweep Leicester aside, with Trent Alexander-Arnold running the show from his new home as an inverted right-back. But funny things happen at the end of the season and Leicester have shown the odd flicker of their former selves, with Jamie Vardy suddenly remembering where the goal is. Over the past six games, they may have managed only five points, but that’s one more than Chelsea or Spurs.
It’s so tight at the bottom, Southampton apart, that one win can make all the difference. Forest got theirs last Monday: can their neighbours follow suit? We will find out from
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