Leicester City 0-0 Arsenal: Premier League as it happened

Mark Clattenburg blows the whistle for full-time and all eyes on are him. Leicester should have been awarded a clear penalty in the last five minutes and Claudio Ranieri will feel his side have been hard done by here.

Full-time: Leicester City 0-0 Arsenal

Drinkwater takes it but it bounces off the wall and Ulloa is ruled offside. That might be it...

Leicester are pushing for the winner here and Cech denied Mahrez after a sublime run in from the left. Moments later, the Ulloa darts past Holding to win a free kick right on the edge of the D.

Leicester want a penalty! Musa saunters into the box from the right and is brought down by Bellerin. It looks a clear foul with the Spaniard's trailing leg clipping the Leicester player, but Clatternburg waves play on. That is a terrible decision.

And here he comes, Leicester's record signing comes onto replace Albrighton.

Ahmed Musa is about to come on for the champions.

What a block from Morgan! The skipper leaps across just as Walcott pulls the trigger inside the box.

10 minutes of this match remaining and we are still to find a breakthrough. Arsenal have brought on Olivier Giroud for Oxlade Chamberlain to try and find the goal.

Bellerin just about keeps the ball in play and drives inside, exhanging passes with Cazorla before feeding Walcott. It opens up for the Arsenal effort but his effort on goal is a poor one and is easily saved.

Koscielny does brilliantly again, reading a ball from Mahrez to intercept just as Drinkwater is preparing to pull the trigger.

Oh Vardy. The Leicester striker springs the Arsenal offside trap and is free down the left inside th box. Koscielny makes a brilliant recovery to sprint back across and puts Vardy under enough pressure as he fires wide.

Leicester break away after Drinkwater spreads a ball brilliantly to Mahrez but his ball into Okazaki is intercepted by Koscielny.

Vardy makes a darting run down the inside left but with Bellern for company, he isn;t able to cut in. Instead, he switches the ball brilliantly into the box for Okazaki but he isn't able to bring it under control.

Arsenal move the ball nicely through the midfield before shifting it wide to Monreal. The Spaniard whips a ball into the box but only Walcott is in there and easily outjumped by Huth.

Mahrez brilliantly skips past Coquelin but his brought down by the Arsenal midfielder. Surely that's a second yellow? Nope. Mark Clattenburg lets him off. Mahrez takes the resulting free kick but Cech palms it over.

Mendy trots back on after getting some treatment but within seconds he is back down. He isn't able to continue and Andy King comes onto replace him.

Mendy is able to gingerly limp off after that incident, which is something positive for Claudio Ranieri.

This doesn't look good for Mendy. The midfielder gets his studs caught in the turf after going full pelt and he looks in some pain.

And we are back underway for the second half. No changes from either side.

Half-time: Leicester City 0-0 Arsenal

Leicester want a penalty! Mahrez threads a fine ball down the inside right for Drinkwater to run onto. Cech stops the first effort but it then breaks to Vardy, who goes down after a challenge from Bellerin with Cech also jumping out in front of the striker. Was there contact? It looked so...

Two weak efforts from range from Arsenal. Cazorla's effort is comfortably collected by the Leicester goalkeeper before Monreal whacks a woeful effort well wide.

Arsenal win a free kick out on the right and Cazorla stands over it. He whips it in and it bypasses everyone, almost finding the far corner! Schmeichel beats away, however, and Arsenal don't cause any trouble from the resulting corner.

Oxlade-Chamberlain cuts in from the right inside Danny Simpson and looks to curl one into the far corner, but his effort veers just wide.

Theo Walcott breaks down the right after a fine ball in from Bellerin, beating Huth on his outside. He dinks a ball into the six yard area but Sanchez is the only man in the box and Huth can clear.

Ooof, Vardy clips Monreal with a high boot but referee Martin Clattenburg waves play on. Arsenal have woken up a bit here, they've taken control of possession, but are yet to fashion an effort on goal.

Leicester City have started the far brighter of the two sides with Jamie Vardy testing Laurent Koscielny's fitness early on with a darting run down the inside left. Intense start to this one,

And we are off and underwat at the King Power stadium.

Elsewhere today, Chelsea have beaten Watford thanks to a Diego Costa winner after falling behind. Vincent Wanyama was an unlikely hero at White Hart Lane, scoring the winner against Southampton while Liverpool have been beaten by a brilliant Burnley.

3pm full-time scores

Watford 1-2 Chelsea

Tottenham 1-0 Crystal Palace

Burnley 2-0 Liverpool

Swansea 0-2 Hull City

West Brom 1-2 Everton

Arsenal team to face Leicester: Cech, Bellerin, Holding, Koscielny, Monreal, Xhaka, Coquelin, Walcott, Cazorla, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexis

Subs: Ospina, Gibbs, Wilshere, Giroud, Ozil, Chamers, Elneny

Leicester City team to face Arsenal: Schmeichel; Simpson, Huth, Morgan (c), Fuchs; Mahrez, Drinkwater, Mendy, Albrighton; Okazaki, Vardy

Subs: Hernandez, Musa, King, Amartey, Zieler, Gray, Ulloa

BREAKING: Robert Huth returns to the starting XI after serving his suspension. amie Vardy and Riyhad Mahrez, both who reportedly turned down the Gunners this summer, both start.

BREAKING: Laurent Koscielny is back in the starting XI with Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud returning to the bench.

Leicester City team news

Robert Huth is back in contention this afternoon after completing his three match suspension. The champions have clean bill of health with Ahmed Musa in line to make his home debut for the club.

Team news: Arsenal

Arsene Wenger said he might have to gamble on Laurent Koscielny, Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud. After last week's 4-3 defeat to Liverpool, he might have to. Aaron Ramsey and Alex Iwobi have both joined the injury list with hamstring and thigh problems respectively while Per Mertesacker and Gabriel remain sidelined.