Two great chances for the home side to equalise!

First, the ball is slid down the line for Bailey Cadamateri who hits a fierce shot towards goal with his left foot but it is brilliantly tipped over the bar by Arthur Okonkwo.

From the resulting corner, Jamal Lowe gets around the back and is completely unmarked but his goalbound effort is cleared off the line by Matty James - who hadn't given it up.

It should be 1-1!

Charlton's changes have just helped them get control of the game again after a strong 20 minutes since the restart by Leicester.

Make no mistake, this would be a huge win for Nathan Jones and his side.

Bae Junho troops off for the hosts with young attacker Favour Fawunmi coming on for the closing stages.

And the 19-year-old is aptly-named, he's dishing out energy gels to his teammates as he sprints on.

All three of Leicester’s home defeats this season have come against bottom-eight opposition (Sheffield United, Blackburn and Oxford).

It might be happening again here unless they can come up with something special in the final 20 minutes.

Bosun Lawal takes a tumble after nipping past Welington on the Potters right but there's no free-kick, and no yellow card for simulation, despite it looking worse than Finn Azaz's 'coming together' in the box in the first half.

Mike Sheron
Former Stoke striker on BBC Radio Stoke

Southampton are trying to be professional, and are trying to waste time and see the game out from here.

Sometimes you can try too hard and try and be too smart and over manage, and changing the flow of the game can leave chances for Stoke to get back into the game on the counter-attack.

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Outstanding from Issa Kabore again, who bombs down the right once more and provides a great ball to Sam Smith, who is unable to grab his second of the match - sliding the ball just wide at the near post.

Kabore has been head and shoulders the best player on the pitch so far today.

Shea Charles is off the bench for Saints, replacing Casper Jander - that's some sub to have at your disposal in a situation like this.

A triple change for Charlton. Conor Coady has had a decent debut in the slightly different role of deep-lying midfielder today. He makes way along with Sonny Carey and Luke Chambers.

On come Tyreece Campbell, Conor Coventry and Jayden Fevrier on debut after joining on loan from Stockport.

Unlike the first half, the second ball is now landing to Wrexham players, and they earn themselves another corner.

Eventually, after the ball is recycled from it, Josh Windass fires the ball across the face of goal which Murphy Cooper gathers at the second attempt.

Twenty minutes left, and although they are just one-goal down, it is difficult to see how Wednesday get themselves back into this one at the moment.

Jack Stephens has is name taken by Farai Hallam after a wrestling match with Milan Smit as the Potters man anticipates a ball in behind, which was spoitted by an assistant.

Ashley Phillips gets a looping header in from the subsequent free-kick but is sails across the face of goal.

As close as they have come in the past 35 minutes however.

Oh, and another yellow, for Saints keeper Daniel Peretz for taking too long over the subsequent goal-kick.

Charlton send a long throw into the box and it comes to Lyndon Dykes who manages to squeeze a shot on target but it's lacking in power and straight at Jakub Stolarczyk in the Leicester goal.

Substitution for the home side.

Charlie McNeil is on to replace debutante Jerry Yates, who has done well to last 67 minutes after joining Wednesday just yesterday.

Stephy Mavididi hits the Leicester free-kick straight into the wall. Abdul Fatawu then recovers possession but Charlton manage to squeeze him out and hack it clear.

It's all Leicester at the moment. The 10 men are giving it a go.

Now the Foxes win a free-kick right on the edge of the Charlton area. Promising position, this.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

What can you say... it is typical of Leicester City's afternoon.

He takes a nonchalant run up and sends the keeper the wrong way - but he just tries to get it too far in the corner.

Charlton are living a bit dangerously here, despite their two-goal and one-man advantage.

Ricardo Pereira hits a daisy-cutter from 20 yards and Thomas Kaminski gets down to parry away but not out of danger... Leicester cannot do anything with the rebound, though.

Ross Stewart and Leo Scienza head off for Saints, job pretty much done today.

Kuryu Matsuki and Nicholas Oyekunle are the fresh legs for the final 25 minutes and change.

Sam Smith is found just inside the box and hits a left-footed shot on the turn but it is well saved by Wednesday keeper Murphy Cooper at his near post.