Burton Albion round-off their pre-season campaign with the visit of Premier League Leicester City tonight (7.45pm) - with the Championship season beginning on Saturday against Cardiff City at the Pirelli.
Following last weekend's friendly defeat against Shreswbury Town, in which Brewers striker Marvin Sordell was sent off and Liam Boyce was taken off on a stretcher, the Brewers will want to end their summer preparations on a positive note.
A victory against the 2015/16 top-flight champions would help do that.
The Foxes came down to the Pirelli two summers ago and beat the Brewers 2-1, with Jamie Vardy notching a double on that occasion.
The Brewers, on the other hand, will still be reeling from the news that record-signing Boyce ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during Saturday's match - and as a result is set to miss most of the season.
But Nigel Clough and his men still have a match to play tonight - and a whole campaign starting on Saturday. As usual, we'll have every kick of every game this season, with full match action and reaction from all of Albion matches.
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And that's all from us at the Pirelli Stadium
That’s all from SportMail at the Pirelli Stadium - we’ve brought you live match action and reaction from tonight’s 2-1 victory over Leicester CIty.
Keep your eyes on burtonmail.co.uk/sport for more reaction, and the best stories from tomorrow’s press conference.
Here's the full story on Nigel Clough's reaction to Liam Boyce's injury
Here’s what Clough had to say about Boyce’s long-term absence...
Are the Brewers pursing new strikers? Clough says they're working to get some in
We’ve been thinking since Saturday (about potential new strikers) and we’ve made calls and enquiries so we’ll certainly need to add a striker as well as a list of other players before the window closes.
Nigel Clough's first-take on Liam Boyce's injury
“It is devastating for everybody, not least Liam himself - he’s the person we feel for the most.
The verdict - a positive end to a disappointing day
There’s no doubting the news of Liam Boyce’s ACL injury will have an impact at the Pirelli Stadium long past today - but tonight’s pre-season victory was a welcome tonic to that.
It seems that the Brewers have put themselves in a good place ahead of their season bow on Saturday at home to Cardiff City.
PICTURE: It was also nice to see Liam Boyce all-smiles tonight after today's earlier news, too
All-in-all, the ideal workout ahead of another grueling Championship season
That sort of game is ideal, if only because it gives the side a chance to pit their wits against a Premier League side - and in this case, win.
Lucas Akins, Stephen Bywater, Tom Naylor, Hope Akpan - some very good performances out there tonight.
An excellent second-half showing from the Brewers
Who did so well given the lack of possession that they enjoyed so much in the first-half. Without that outlet they still managed to defend as a unit and press when needed. A switch to a 4-1-4-1 formation paid dividends, allowing the team to be more compact and showed what Kyle McFadzean can offer in that enforcer role...
Full-time!
Great win for the Brewers, who did well to withstand a second-half of Leicester pressure.
Plenty of reaction to come, including Joshua Murray’s verdict.
87: Handball?!
Musa’s cross is blocked by Jayden Cotterill - and the Foxes fans are convinced they should have had a penalty. Referee Hooper isn’t though.
86: McFadzean strikes one
And his dipping effort sails over. Good attempt by the Albion man after a free-kick was headed clear.
84: And just as I type that
Ben Chilwell goes on a marauding run down the left-flank and fires just across the face of goal in front of the Foxes fans. Close.
83: Less than ten minutes remaining
Can the Brewers hold out for what would be the perfect tonic to today’s news of Liam Boyce’s injury?
82: Gray fires wide
Demarrai Gray has looked menacing since he came on, and he fires wide.
81: Sbarra's searching ball cut out
The Brewers do well to break, and Sbarra’s curled through ball is cut out by Leicester ‘keeper Hamer. Great effort, though.
78: Brewers sub
Jack Hallahan replaces Hope Akpan - another player who was excellent tonight.
77: Warnock is straight up
And tests the ‘keeper with a thunderous shot which Hamer does well to punch away.
77: And referee Simon Hooper makes him leave the pitch
He is replaced by Darnell Johnson.
76: Benalouane with an awful tackle on Warnoock
Right in front of the dugouts after Warnock took the ball round him - not what you want to see in the last pre-season game of the summer.
74: Offside!
Sbarra turns in for what he thought was his first goal at the Pirelli - but his tap-in from Tom Naylor’s cross was adjudged to be from an offside position.
73: Sbarra is the lone striker
He has pace in abundance - can he use this to trouble the Leicester defence?