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Leicester vs Arsenal live stream: Can Mikel Arteta's men continue their march towards the Premier League title?

Arsenal visit Leicester today looking to put the pressure on their title rivals with another win.

The Gunners beat Aston Villa 4-2 last weekend, but they could easily have dropped points at Villa Park. The home side were ahead twice through Ollie Watkins and Philippe Coutinho, the latter finishing off a wonderfully worked move just after half an hour, but Oleksandr Zinchenko drew Arsenal level with 30 minutes left to play. Jorginho put the visitors ahead when his stoppage-time shot hit the bar and went in off the back of Emiliano Martinez's head, before Gabriel Martinelli tapped into an empty net after the Aston Villa 'keeper had gone up for a corner.

Arteta makes just one change to his side today, with Martinelli back and Nketiah taking his turn to start on the bench. Zinchenko captains the side.  

After a dreadful run of post-Christmas form that saw Leicester lose four games in a row, things seemed to be looking up in the East Midlands. A draw with Brighton and big wins against Villa and Spurs suggested Brendan Rodgers' side had turned a corner, but despite a good start against Manchester United last Sunday the Foxes eventually succumbed 3-0. Leicester haven't beaten a team on top of the league since a 1-0 win at Old Trafford in 1998. Can they change that here today? 

Rodgers has made two changes to his starting XI, with Praet replacing the injured James Maddison, and Ndidi coming in for Mendy in midfield. Iheanacho is the lone striker.