MK Dons 0-3 Leicester City - Leicester cruise into the quarter finals
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MK Dons 0-3 Leicester City - LIVE
18 mins: GOAL Leicester take the lead
Barnes breaks in behind, Vardy wide open in the middle and he tries to be cute with it with a back-heel, Cumming denies him but the ball falls to Tielemans who rattles it home.
1-0 to the visitors.
10 mins: Balanced opening
A decent opening 10 mins so far, a couple of efforts well over the bar from Leicester, MK Dons yet to cause anything threatening going forwards, but not out-classed thus far.
5 mins: Lively start
A good opening five minutes here, atmosphere is great inside Stadium MK. Leicester looking like they are eager to get forwards and exploit the pace of Vardy, Barnes and Praet.
So far, we’ve seen two efforts over the bar from Perez and Castagne.
Familiar face in the Leicester line-up
Harvey Barnes lines up for Leicester City this evening, returning to Stadium MK after his 2017 loan spell. The then-teenager played 21 games and scored six goals for MK Dons.
MK Dons team news
Two changes for MK Dons this evening as Will Grigg starts up front alongside Mo Eisa, and Dawson Devoy comes in to replace Bradley Johnson
Team: Cumming, O’Hora, Tucker, Jules, Harvie, Watson, McEachran, Devoy, Grant, Grigg, Eisa
Subs: Ravizzoli, Smith, Robson, Holland, Oyegoke, Kemp, Barry, Lawrence, Dennis
Iversen on Foxes changes at Stadium MK
Leicester goalkeeper spoke about tonight’s game ahead of kick-off
Daniel IversenI think it will be quite a tough game against MK Dons but I think it will be a different game from Stockport. They will want the ball more. When I played in League One, they wanted the ball and had some decent players.
They’ve got the fitness, the tempo and they won at the weekend, so that could give something to them also, but I’m 100 per cent sure that if we play our game, we can get the tempo in and the speed of our game in.
Johnson in charge for the game tonight
Another game, another caretaker manager... where is the new head coach?! Great question.
Anyway, Bradley Johnson will take charge of MK Dons this evening. With Dean Lewington having surgery on his hamstring, Johnson steps into the dugout, with David Martin once again acting as number two.
“I'm looking forward to it,” said Johnson. “On a personal note I'm excited but it's a situation we find ourselves in. Skip has stepped in when needed, and I'm next in line.
“I'm more than happy to do it, but the main focus is on going into the game, putting in a good performance and hopefully getting into the next round.”