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Newcastle build well down the left. Joelinton lines up a strike from 25 yards but a heavy touch allows Stephy Mavididi to slide in and deny him. 

Tino Livramento brings the ball down the left over halfway for Newcastle. Wilfred Ndidi tracks across and cynically catches him from behind. Ndidi receives the first yellow card of the game. Free kick to Newcastle.

Bruno Guimaraes slides in to prevent Bilal El Khannouss bursting clear down the left. Leicester have a throw.

Newcastle are unbeaten in their last five league and cup encounters with Leicester, and have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three top-flight meetings. Leicester are almost in last-chance saloon though and will be desperate to avoid setting a couple of unwanted losing records tonight. Will the Magpies prevail or is a surprise on the cards? Kick-off is just minutes away.

TWO additional minutes at the end of this one-sided first half.

Leicester have a late chance to try and get on the scoresheet. Dan Burn deflects a cross from Stephy Mavididi behind for a corner.

OVER! Conor Coady gifts a pass straight to William Osula on the Newcastle left. He takes the chance on dribbling into the penalty area before blasting over the bar from a tight angle 15 yards out.

Leicester have the option of a long throw through Luke Thomas tonight and they opt to use him from the left. Dan Burn does well to shield his hurled effort into the penalty area behind and away from the lurking Jamie Vardy. Goal kick Newcastle.

Nick Pope steps out to the edge of his six-yard box and gets a strong one-handed punch away on the corner from Luke Thomas off the Leicester right. Thomas runs across to take a long throw from the opposite side but Fabian Schar clears.

Leicester look to take advantage of a sloppy pass out from Fabian Schar. Stephy Mavididi keeps a poor pass in play down the left and fires a cross in that Tino Livramento heads clear. Mavididi gets another bite at the cherry and takes the ball down to the left byline. His second cross is deflected behind by Kieran Trippier for a corner.

Tino Livramento breaks down the left and gets away from Facundo Buonanotte. James Justin steps in but can only haul him down from behind sliding in. Justin receives a yellow card and Newcastle have a free kick in striking range 25 yards out on the left.

Another double change for Newcastle. Alexander Isak and Jacob Murphy get an early breather as Callum Wilson and William Osula replace them in attack for the final stages.

Harvey Barnes, Joelinton and Tino Livramento combine well down the Newcastle left. They play a pass inside to Sandro Tonali who lifts a cross up to the right. Victor Kristiansen beats Jacob Murphy to it and heads away.

Eddie Howe will be delighted at the way his side have approached this game in the first half. They started strong and established a two-goal lead within 11 minutes, and since then they've looked incredibly comfortable. Jacob Murphy is a man full of confidence in great form, and two more goals for him leave him seeking a hat-trick after the break. Alexander Isak has had a few chances but it's on the wings where the space has mostly been found. Howe may look to shuffle his pack in the second half to rest some key men, although goal difference could prove important in the race for a Champions League slot. They will be keen to preserve a clean sheet as well.

Leicester are on the front foot again as they look to put this early setback behind them. Wilfred Ndidi drives them forward from midfield and picks out Bilal El Khannouss on the left. His low cross into the Newcastle penalty area is hacked clear by Tino Livramento.

Bruno Guimaraes finds a yard of space on the right and bends a cross into the Leicester penalty area. Harvey Barnes is lurking at the far post but pushes through the back of James Justin and concedes a free kick.

Patson Daka takes the ball on down the Leicester right and looks to fire a cross in from 20 yards out. Dan Burn gets out close to him and blocks his attempt behind for a Leicester corner as half time approaches.

WIDE! Wout Faes rises at the near post and heads Facundo Buonanotte's corner just wide of the far left corner. That's as close as Leicester have come tonight.

JACOB MURPHY FIRES NEWCASTLE AHEAD! Leicester can't fashion a chance from the corner on the right. Newcastle go straight on the attack and Joelinton picks out Harvey Barnes in space on the left. He finds Tino Livramento overlapping him towards the byline. Livramento looks up near the byline and fires a low centre across the six-yard box. It bounces past Mads Hermansen and finds Jacob Murphy running in at the far post. He guides home a simple finish from close range. It's far too easy for the visitors and they take an early lead.

There's very little intensity from either side here as we enter the final quarter of the game. Newcastle seem content with the lead they have and Leicester continue to toil with little to show for it.

JACOB MURPHY ADDS A SECOND AFTER FABIAN SCHAR HITS THE BAR FROM DISTANCE! Conor Coady plays a pass into the feet of Jamie Vardy on halfway. Vardy is dispossessed by Fabian Schar who quickly looks up and fires a strike from beyond halfway in the centre circle. He catches out Mads Hermansen off his line and the effort cannons off the crossbar. Jacob Murphy is following in first on the rebound and brings it down before easily firing past Hermansen from six yards. His first touch was heavy but the Leicester defenders were nowhere to be seen and Hermansen couldn't get there ahead of him.

Joelinton drifts offside as Newcastle incisively look to play around the Leicester defence down the left. That may be the last action of the half.

Joelinton looks to break the lines and get on the end of a through ball from Harvey Barnes off the Newcastle left. James Justin does well to stand his ground though and forces a foul from behind off the Newcastle midfielder.

WIDE! Sandro Tonali dribbles forward in midfield and nudges a pass away to his right where Alexander Isak has found a yard of space. Isak takes a touch then fires a strike towards the near bottom right corner. His low effort flies just wide of the post from 20 yards.

OFFSIDE! OFF THE POST! Bilal El Khannouss threads a through ball in to Jamie Vardy peeling away to the left of Fabian Schar. Vardy is offside but Schar does help the ball out as far as Patson Daka. He instinctively shoots from 22 yards but his low effort cannons off the right post, runs across the line off the left post before Nick Pope can claim it. Leicester can't catch a break here.

Hello and welcome to Tribe’s live coverage of this Premier League clash between Leicester City and Newcastle United. The Magpies can move back into the top five as the Foxes aim to avoid an unprecedented eight successive home league defeat without scoring. I’m Simon Howard and I’ll bring you all the action as it happens tonight from the King Power Stadium.

This time Leicester fire the corner in to the penalty area from the left. Victor Kristiansen's delivery is headed up and partially clear by Dan Burn. Leicester gather it on the left but Luke Thomas can't get a cross in. Jacob Murphy is out to him to block his effort away for a throw.

Bilal El Khannouss cuts in off the left and picks out James Justin with a low curling ball out to the right. Justin helps it back to Wilfred Ndidi who sends a cross into the middle of the Newcastle penalty area. Patson Daka makes the run in but can't connect and instead catches Dan Burn. The referee awards a foul so Newcastle have a free kick.

Jamie Vardy strays offside after a decent spell of Leicester possession inside the Newcastle half. The visitors then win a free kick as Boubakary Soumare catches the ankle of Sandro Tonali in midfield.

Jamie Vardy ploughs a lonely furrow in attack after a hopeful ball finds him over the top of the Newcastle defence. He may well have been offside but play continues and he chips a cross straight into the arms of Nick Pope after drifting over to the right.

A ruthless first half from Newcastle. They went ahead within two minutes through Jacob Murphy before he added a second just nine minutes later. Leicester have huffed and puffed but just haven't been able to find a way through. Harvey Barnes rubbed salt in the wounds against his former club following in to add a third. A number of Leicester fans looked to be leaving at that point, and those left met the half time whistle with loud boos.

Harvey Barnes and Callum Wilson combine on the counter to try and add a late fourth for Newcastle. Wilson's return ball finds Barnes running into the six-yard box but comes at his a little too fast. Barnes can only divert it wide of the target away to the right with his left foot.

The referee blocks Boubakary Soumare's run forward just past the centre circle for Leicester. A drop ball is given and Leicester win a corner off Fabian Schar down the left.

Patson Daka takes matters into his own hands and drives forward with the ball from halfway down the middle of the park. Sandro Tonali chases back with him and Daka hits the deck 25 yards from the Newcastle goal. Daka claims a foul but the referee waves away his appeals. Tonali barely brushed him with his arm as he failed to grab onto him.

For Leicester City a swift return back to the Championship is seemingly a formality. Ruud van Nistelrooy and his side have looked completely out of their depth at the highest level, losing all of their last eight games in all competitions and scoring just once while conceding 16. The Foxes have lost 10 home fixtures in the Premier League this season, but tonight could become their first time losing 11 at home in a single league campaign in their 141-year history. No side in Football League history has ever lost eight home league games in a row without scoring either – but that record could also be set tonight. 

Kieran Trippier lifts a high corner up to the far post from the Newcastle right. Dan Burn nods it down but Leicester clear their lines through Wilfred Ndidi.

Kieran Trippier takes the corner short from the Newcastle left but it goes straight to the feet of James Justin. Leicester clear over halfway.

Little was expected from Leicester tonight after a long run of miserable results. Ruud van Nistelrooy's side have looked doomed to relegation for a while now and they left themselves with an uphill battle here conceding twice in the opening 11 minutes. They made it more of a game in the second half and battled gamely, but the lack of quality was evident and on a few occasions they were lucky not to be punished for some loose passes in defence. Jeremy Manga coming on for his Premier League debut at 15 years old was a rare bright spark for the hosts, while Stephy Mavididi looked a threat dribbling forward on the wing after coming on at half time. Jamie Vardy was incredibly isolated leading the line in attack though.

Defensively it wasn’t too bad a performance from the Foxes losing 2-0 away to Manchester City last time out, but conceding within two minutes meant the reigning champions had to break little sweat. Jack Grealish was even able to get on the scoresheet for the first time all season in the process. Wolves winning 1-2 away to Ipswich on Saturday has left Leicester 15 points adrift with eight matches remaining, and with a far inferior goal difference. Defeat tonight and away to Brighton at the weekend could see relegation confirmed depending on results elsewhere. The only solace they can find is that they haven’t been the worst side in the league this season – they hold a seven-point advantage over recently relegated Southampton.

The corner off the left by Victor Kristiansen is taken short again to Luke Thomas but Leicester can't fashion a chance as his cross is headed clear by Dan Burn.

Facundo Buonanotte backs his ability and takes a strike on from 25 yards with his left foot from a central position. He drags his effort well wide of the right post. Goal kick to Newcastle.

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