Leicester City vs Everton

Latest Leicester City news from LeicestershireLive brings you all the TV and live stream details you need for the Everton match.

It will be shown on television across the globe, though, including beIN Sports in France and DAZN in Spain and Canada. Live commentary will also be available on BBC Radio Leicester. Below is all the information you need to follow the match.

Live score updates, team news and commentary stream from the King Power Stadium as Everton face Leicester City in the Premier League.

However, they do have games in hand on both Burnley and Leeds United. Demarai Gray fires a speculative effort high and wide after a spell of Everton possession up the pitch This has been the longest 11 minutes of a second half of all time, I'm convinced of it That was heading for the top corner and he's got a great hand to it, the following corner dealt with too. Two more big saves from Jordan Pickford in this half but Everton are still a threat on the break. Richarlison slides in to make a great block and take the sting out of a long-range Tielemans effort, making sure it got to Pickford safely. Harvey Barnes this time with a low drive from outside the box and the England No.1 is AGAIN on hand to palm it away. The graphics here show 67% of possession to Leicester. They have not controlled this second half though, it’s been a chaotic, 40 minutes largely played in the middle of the pitch. He was going nowhere and had probably lost control of the ball but threw his body in front of the defender’s and wins a cheap free-kick that allows the Blues to escape their final third and run down the clock. And there was a stunning moment towards the end of the first half when travelling Toffees belted out club classic 'Spirit of the Blues' for several minutes in the spring sunshine. Now Gordon wins a free kick 30 yards out and it is back in the corner with Rondon. The Blues won 2-1 at the King Power Stadium this afternoon, with goals from Vitalii Mykolenko and Mason Holgate. It means Frank Lampard's men have moved up to 16th in the table, after defeats for Burnley and Leeds United.

Everton took a huge step towards safety as they beat Leicester City 2-1 at the King Power Stadium to climb up to the 16th spot in the Premier League table.

He took a shot and completed three of his four dribble attempts. Mykolenko scored the opener for Everton with a well-taken volley. He played two key passes but completed just 70% of his passes. He took two more shots and missed a big chance as well. Tielemans was below par as per his standards and was anonymous for parts of the match. Mendy struggled in the centre of the park for Leicester and couldn’t shield his defence well enough. He wasn’t at fault for either of the goals that Everton scored. On top of the attacking work, he made two clearances, two interceptions and three tackles as well. He completed 92% of his 113 attempted passes and played two key passes as well. He also took a shot and did his part in containing Richarlison for most of the game. Despite Leicester’s dominance of proceedings, Everton took the lead in the 30th minute with Mason Holgate scoring. An injury to Yerry Mina pegged the Toffees back in the 18th minute with Michael Keane taking his place.

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"It's about the team performance. Earlier, Mykolenko gave Everton the perfect start, firing a stunning left-foot volley from the edge of the box in the sixth minute after Alex Iwobi clipped a ball in from the right. Everton climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone with a 2-1 win at Leicester City after defenders Vitaliy Mykolenko and Mason Holgate scored at the King Power Stadium on Sunday.

How we scored the Leicester City players as goals from Vitalii Mykolenko and Mason Holgate send them to defeat and keep them in the bottom half of the ...

But inside the box he was City's biggest threat of the match, putting a header just wide and denied by a terrific Pickford save. Even before his goal, he looked a threat with his movement, and then his persistence caused the mix-up that he profited from with a nice finish. He didn’t move the ball quickly enough in the second half and his influence waned. Youri Tielemans: He audibly frustrated the crowd with his performance, with very little forward play coming off for the Belgian, and his control letting him down on more than one occasion as well. He looked more comfortable in the middle, but flagged late on and was not as busy as he usually is. Daniel Amartey: There were moments where he showed brilliant composure to bring the ball down and get City moving forward, but then there were others where he misread the flight of the ball.