Leicester City and West Ham United are both aiming to avoid a third successive defeat as they meet at the King Power Stadium.
Team news
Leicester's Demarai Gray (ankle) is back in contention and Jamie Vardy (illness) has returned to training, although it is unclear whether he will be fit to start.
The Foxes are still without Wes Morgan (suspended) and Matty James (Achilles).
West Ham’s Andriy Yarmolenko is expected to miss the next five months after injuring his Achilles tendon against Spurs on Saturday.
He joins long-term absentees Manuel Lanzini, Carlos Sanchez and Winston Reid (all knee) in the treatment room.
Andy Carroll (ankle), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Pedro Obiang (calf) are also out of action.
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Leicester have lost just one of their last seven Premier League matches against West Ham (W4 D2), although that defeat came in the most recent meeting in May.
James Maddison has created more PL goalscoring chances this season than any other English player, with 18. He has provided two assists in the process.
West Ham are aiming to win a second successive away league match against Leicester for the first time since April 1997, when they had a run of four straight wins at Filbert Street.
The Hammers have won both of their PL away matches against Claude Puel, having beaten his Southampton side 3-1 in February 2017 and overcome his Foxes team 2-0 last season.
Referee: Michael Oliver
Assistants: Simon Bennett, Mick McDonough
Fourth official: Lee Mason
