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Manager who turned Leicester City job down confirmed as pundit for West Ham game

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A manager who was linked with the Leicester City job will be part of Amazon Prime’s coverage of the Foxes’ game against West Ham United tonight.

Several named were linked with the Leicester job but in the end they decided to go for Ruud van Nistelrooy, who was confirmed by the Foxes last week.

Van Nistelrooy will be in charge at the King Power Stadium as the East Midlanders look to end a run of five Premier League games without a win.

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With the game being played midweek, there will be live TV coverage and the panelists analysing the game have been confirmed.

Graham Potter confirmed as pundit for Leicester City vs West Ham

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Amazon Prime confirmed that former Chelsea and Brighton & Hove Albion boss Graham Potter would be a part of the punditry team.

Potter turned down the Leicester job for the third time after being approached on two previous occasions.

Former BBC presenter Dan Walker will be on hosting duties and joining Potter be former Leicester striker Emile Heskey, who expressed concerns over Van Nistelrooy’s appointment, and ex-West Ham midfielder Kevin Nolan.

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It’s likely that Potter will be asked about the Leicester job and his decision not to take it, as well as how close he was to taking it in the summer, which will have the attention of Foxes fans.

How to watch Leicester vs West Ham with a free Amazon Prime Video subscription

Amazon Prime will be the only way viewers in the UK can watch Leicester vs West Ham. While a standard subscription costs £8.99 per month, others will only want to use it to watch the game.

Those who wish to do that will be able to watch the game, with a free membership, by following these steps.

Any membership has an automatic subscription to the service beyond the month, so ensure you have the right settings if you wish to continue or cancel the product.

Once signed up, viewers should be able to access the game.