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Leicester come again, Maddison pearling a low shot towards the bottom right. Foster fingertips around the post spectacularly.

Two astonishing efforts! How did that Albrighton one, in particular, not go in?! Maddison nearly forces a pass down the left to spring Gray clear; Welbeck drives down the middle on an attempted break.

Maddison probes down the right and wins a corner. His surprise low pullback is missed by Deeney and Vardy, who both take fresh-air swipes, but eventually Watford clear.

Soyuncu should head home from six yards, but knocks it down and left of the target. He goes down and wins a very generous free kick.

Maddison will take this, with the box loaded. Not quite, but the hosts are asking most of the questions here.

Leicester may make a change soon, with Gray sent out to warm up. Sarr whips in from the right. No penalty. A combination of Schmeichel and several of his defenders manage to deflect the ball away from danger.

Leicester stream up the other end, Vardy haring after a long pass, and nearly getting there too. But Foster comes out of his area to acrobatically clear.

The wind is removed from the Leicester sail. Sarr clips a cute ball down the right to send Kiko scampering towards the byline.

Kiko loops towards the far post, where Deeney rises above Justin to win a header he had no right to win. His powerful downwards header bounces inches wide of the left-hand post.

Had that been on target, Schmeichel was beaten. Watford have had their chances today! But they lose possession. Capoue rakes a fine direct long pass to release Sarr, who flies clear of Chilwell and Soyuncu.

What a save! Even so, Watford should be leading. Updated at 1. We go again! Watford get the second half underway.

No changes. More half-time entertainment. Half-time entertainment. The Championship has restarted today. L A v West Ham. W H v Newcastle.

W H v Norwich. Leicester W A v Newcastle. D A v Crystal Palace. D H v Man Utd. W A v Spurs. L H v Everton. WHO'S GOING TO BE YOUR KING OF THE MATCH?

Vote at Full-time. Ben Foster. Craig Dawson. Adam Masina 88'. Will Hughes. Ismaila Sarr. Roberto Pereyra 69'.

Etienne Capoue 77'. Troy Deeney. Heurelho Gomes. Craig Cathcart. Adrian Mariappa 77'. Ignacio Pussetto. Tom Cleverley 77'.

Nathaniel Chalobah 77'. Andre Gray. Danny Welbeck 69'. Kasper Schmeichel. Jonny Evans. Ben Chilwell. James Justin. Harvey Barnes 65'.

James Maddison. Youri Tielemans 76'. Marc Albrighton 83'. The scene of stewards, substitutes, supporters and coaching staff entangled and engulfed by the celebrations is reminiscent of a Renaissance masterpiece.

Briggs hauled his teammate Joel Ekstrand, grounded amid the chaos of the pitch invasion, to his feet and spotted a friend mobbing Deeney, who had whipped off his shirt and jumped into the crowd to embrace his brother, Ellis.

For Deeney, it was a moment of ecstasy at the end of a season that began behind bars at Winson Green prison in Birmingham.

Do I commentate? Do I just sit here in silence? The final whistle goes and I was out of that stadium as quickly as possible.

I ran to my car and I felt like Mourinho wheeling down the touchline. I was the only person in that stadium who was happy that day.

Mackenzie was responsible for opposition scouting and set to work on how to beat Watford. For the second half, Mackenzie was behind the away dugout.

After the final whistle several Leicester players, including Andy King, were stranded on the pitch for 15 minutes.

Others battled back to a sombre dressing room. It took a long, long time to get over. On the first day of pre-season Nigel and Shakey [Craig Shakespeare, assistant manager] addressed it and we put it behind us.

But it was a lot worse. It was sickening but, looking back, it spurred us on to make sure we were not in the lottery of the play-offs again.