Mo Toure bagged a hat-trick on Saturday but he's spurned a golden chance to break the deadlock here as his low penalty is saved to his right by Jacob Widell-Zetterstrom.

Huge roars from the Rams fans...

A first shot on target of the game at The Hawthorns.

Isaac Price has a pop from about 25 yards out for Albion and it bounces once before thudding into the chest of Egil Selvik, who makes a fairly comfortable save.

Now then... Forson Amankwah is brought down in the box and City have a spot-kick.

Where has this been all season? Leicester are looking decent in the opening stages.

Manchester City loanee Divine Mukasa drags a shot wide from the edge of the box and Patson Daka tries to divert it in on the way through but is agonisingly short of doing so on the slide.

Looks like he was offside anyway so it wouldn't have counted.

Early caution for the visitors.

Saturday's goalscorer Derek Mazou-Sacko is booked for a cynical pull of the shirt on halfway.

Bit needless that just five minutes in.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Well, good hold up play Patson Daka.

Mukasa beats two and hammers one towards goal but doesn't catch it correctly and I thought Daka would get on the end of it but it just evaded his foot.

This would have given Leicester a glimmer of hope...

Patson Daka seizes on some hesitation in his own area by Hull defender Semi Ajayi and tries to loop an effort over Ivor Pandur in the Tigers goal but it lands on the roof of the net.

First glimpse of goal comes for the visitors but Delano Burgzorg is denied by a fine save from Daniel Peretz.

Ruiari McConville is back in the City defence in place of Harry Darling while absent Oscar Schwartau and Ali Ahmed are replaced by Jack Stacey and Amankwah Forson.

Sondre Langas returns for County in place of the injured Dion Sanderson.

For just the second time in the club’s history since entering into the Football League in 1894, Leicester City will be playing third tier football next season if they don't win this tonight.

You can still see Jamie Vardy banging in the goals in that remarkable 2015-16 Premier League title-winning season in your mind's eye.

Remarkable situation.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Portsmouth have got the ball they're moving it around confidently.

Unbeaten in five, they'll feel relegation won't be for them this season, they'll be tough to beat.

They've done well from set pieces this season, it's one of the reasons they've got themselves out of trouble.

Leo Scienza, Ross Stewart are all on the bench for Saints tonight, possibly with half an eye on Wembley on Saturday evening.

There’s no Adam Randell for the visitors but Tomi Horvat, Sam Bell and Delano Burgzorg are handed starts.

City ended Saints’ 25-match unbeaten run two years ago and will be hoping to end their latest one at 19 in all competitions.

Frank Lampard has changed two of the Sky Blues XI which drew at Blackburn, with Haji Wright and Romain Esse coming in with Joel Latibeaudiere and Ellis Simms on the bench.

John Mousinho has made four changes to the Pompey side which beat Leicester last time out with Connor Ogilve, Adrian Segecic, Ebou Adams and Madiodio Dia coming in.

Stoke get us under way at the Bet365 Stadium.

They have made six alterations from the side that lost at Wrexham at the weekend with only goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu, Eric-Junior Bocat, Lewis Baker, Sorba Thomas and Million Manhoef keeping their place.

There are also full home debuts for 18-year-old academy graduates Sydney Agina and Raphael-Pijus Otegbayo.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Millwall are unchanged from the side that beat Queens Park Rangers comfortably 2-0 at The Den on Saturday.

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Here we go then. Eight games in the Championship are under way. Almost all of these are BIG tonight.

Buckle up.

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Boos as the Leicester City players make their way out onto the pitch...

You know it's crunch time when it's still daylight at kick-off.

Excitement, nerves, expectations both good and bad...

Here come the players - 16 Championship sides taking to the turf around the country.

Kate Holloway
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

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A decade ago, Leicester City were lifting the Premier League trophy. Today, they could be heading to League One.

From an uncertain summer with Ruud van Nistelrooy's doomed fate known yet unknown, to failing to bring in a new, much-needed striker in January, to a six-point deduction for breaching profit and sustainability rules - the Foxes Championship season has been muddy and underwhelming.

Even without their lost six points, this is a team facing what feels like an inevitable second successive relegation.

Zambia striker Patson Daka will lead the line tonight with just five league goals to his name, while Ghana's Jordan Ayew sits on the bench with just six.

Ayew made an impact from the bench in their 1-1 draw against Sheffield Wednesday to rescue that point and was only thwarted from three by Owls keeper Pierce Charles' heroics.

But today they need to beat play-off hopefuls Hull City, who are just two points inside the top six as it stands.

The Tigers' travelling fans are in full voice. The Foxes' home stands - quiet, discontented, resigned to getting it over with.