Leicester City vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

That's all from the King Power Stadium, so thank you for joining us and goodbye!

While Leicester travel to Eindhoven in midweek, in a bid to prolong their European adventure, Palace are next in action at Wembley, where they meet Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals next Sunday.

Following a first half which was tepid for the most part, Leicester clung on to their two-goal advantage throughout the second period and thereby extend their unbeaten streak against Crystal Palace to a sixth game. Dewsbury-Hall was instrumental in both goals for the Foxes, while their visitors lacked the attacking inspiration which was a feature of their strong recent run - only Zaha's strike after a twice-missed penalty gave them hope. Leicester, then, pull three points clear of Vieira's men in the table and take one step closer to a top-half finish.

FULL-TIME: LEICESTER CITY 2-1 CRYSTAL PALACE

Dewsbury-Hall gathers a Thomas clearing header in midfield and, faced with an opportunity to break for goal, instead heads straight for the corner flag. Surely that's it? Leicester have got this one in the bag.

Relieving the building pressure, Schmeichel grasps the ball in the air, under close attention from Schlupp inside his six-yard box.

Every Leicester player is lined up inside their own half, as the hosts look to hang on for the four minutes of indicated stoppage time.

Dewsbury-Hall is on the move again, but his header from the centre of the box is blocked by a Palace defender, following a cross from Leicester substitute Barnes.

SAVE! An almighty scramble ensues in the Leicester six-yard box, after Andersen nods down for Mateta to attempt a hooked finish from close range. Amartey is one of three Leicester players involved in keeping the ball out, and Schmeichel finally dives on it to secure its safety!

Though Crystal Palace have had the lion's share of possession since the interval - 60 per cent to Leicester's 40 - they have only managed two further attempts on goal. After the heroics of Monday, it has just not been their day.