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Everything you need to know ahead of Cardiff vs Leicester

Kishan Vaghela
Saturday 03 November 2018 14:51 GMT
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Leicester City are playing to honour the memory of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, says boss Claude Puel

Leicester City travel to Cardiff City in the first game since the tragic helicopter accident that killed owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and four others last weekend.

The Foxes, who drew 1-1 with West Ham prior to the tragedy, postponed their midweek League Cup tie with Southampton but will be looking for a first win since late September in the Welsh capital in honour of their late Thai owner.

Cardiff were well beaten by Liverpool last weekend after their win over Fulham the week previous, but they will be looking to get points on the board with fixtures against Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester City all out of the way.

Preview

What time does it start?

Cardiff vs Leicester kicks off at 3pm (BST)

Where can I watch it?

The match will not be shown live on TV or online in the UK.

Independent Sport will keep you up to date with all the goals as they fly in via our live blog.

Highlights will be shown at 10:30pm on BBC One.

Player to watch

Ben Chilwell: The left-back continues to churn out performance after performance and he was once again the bright spark against West Ham. The Foxes struggled to get on the front foot for large parts of the game but the England international always seemed the most likely outlet for Leicester to get them going forward. He will be looking to cause more problems to a shaky Cardiff defence at the weekend.

Form guide

Cardiff: LLLLWL

Leicester: WWWLLD

Odds

Cardiff to win: 13/5

Leicester to win: 57/50

Draw: 47/20

Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham

3 added minutes ended the first half. Spurs are in complete control in this match, they've responded well after Dembele's injury and have been rewarded for patient play with two goals. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 20:33

SECOND HALF: Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham

45 minutes to go for Wolves to get back into this game. 45 minutes for Spurs to increase their lead and move above Arsenal in the table. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 20:49

48 mins: Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham

Wolves have started okay, they are working the right hand side trying to squeeze into a gap before they switch the play to the left, Trippier wins the ball for Spurss and boots it forward. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 20:52

51 mins: Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham

Costa makes a good run and finds Jimenez in the box. Jimenez shoots and forces Lloris into the save. Wolves recover and come at Tottenham again this time with Costa who tries to squeeze the ball in on the near post but Lloris makes another save. Wolves are on fire at the minute. Spurs are asleep.

Michael Jones3 November 2018 20:54

54 mins: Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham

Spurs have done well not to concede so far this half, Wolves have been magnificent they've broken Tottenham down on multiple occasions and are winning the ball back quickly starving Spurs of possession. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 20:58

57 mins: Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham 

Sissoko gets past Jonny but his cross into the box is way wide and Tottenham squander their best chance of the second half. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 21:01

60 mins: Wolves 0 - 2 Tottenham

Son Heung-Min comes off for Christian Eriksen as Spurs make their second substitution. Interestingly Son has been involved in both.

Michael Jones3 November 2018 21:04

61 mins: Wolves 0 - 3 Tottenham - Kane

Lamela does brilliantly in the area holding up the ball before finding Kane open in front of goal. Kane shoots and Rui Patricio makes the save only for Kane to fire home the rebound. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 21:05

63 mins: Wolves 0 - 3 Tottenham

The game's all over now. For all of Wolves' possession and dominance in this second half it's Spurs who have the goal. That's the sign of the top teams and the ones that languish in mid-table. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 21:08

66 mins: Wolves 0 - 3 Tottenham

Harry Kane almost makes it four, he puts the ball on his right foot and tries to curl one into the top corner from the edge of the box. Rui Patricio dives to the left and pushes the ball past the post. 

Michael Jones3 November 2018 21:10

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