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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini, speaking to Sky Sports: "I don't change the way we play depending on what the other team wants or prefers. It is very important for me as manager of a big club like Manchester City to try and go for the match from the beginning and win it.

"Eliaquim Mangala is not playing his first game ever - he has played three or four years at Porto, he won the title there, he has a lot of experience. He is 100% fit and it is the game for Mangala today."

Wayne Rooney having a go at referee Mark Clattenburg as the players leave the field - that penalty decision at 3-1 did prove to be decisive. A huge talking point, but all credit to Leicester for their positive outlook.

Amazing scoreline.

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"What a game. I have seen other games played like this where you have four or five goals. Both teams came to attack, in the first half Spurs played well but you have to give credit to WBA, they go away with all three points. Their two centre-backs today have been superb."

Leicester fans cheering every pass. What an afternoon for the Foxes...

Tom, Hampshire: Well, this is what happens when Spurs refuse to invest in a decent striker.

Craig Dawson clears one off the line as West Brom soak it up. The Albion have been excellent this afternoon.

Joe Tyler:, external Jamie Vardy has been Leicester's star today without a doubt! Put an absolute shift in for the whole 85 minutes!

Stuart McCash:, external It's that bad for United that even Paul Konchesky is kissing the camera...

AKarim:, external Good luck outscoring the opposition when the opposition scores five!

This is the first time Leicester have scored five against United since November 1930. It was 5-4 that day and we are into the first of SIX minutes of added time.

United could get three in that time...

Just a reminder of Louis van Gaal's quotes from the other day:

"I know everything about the team [Leicester], about individuals, substitutes, what the atmosphere will be like in the stadium, how they take free-kicks, everything."

Did he know that Jamie Vardy would tear his defence apart?

Gareth, Watford: Man United are turning into everyone's favourite second team. Score and concede loads of goals, involved in great games and a threat to absolutely no one.

Al, Cardiff: Sadly the referee has totally changed this game. Clear foul on Rafael but not given. At that point Man United were dominant. Very poor.

James, Manchester: Poor defending? Yes. Diabolical refereeing? Definitely.

Jeff Schlupp, who has just come on, turns and almost has a sixth as he fires wide on the turn.

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Mark Hampson:, external The faces on Giggs and van Gaal recalls Laurel and Hardy. Around the world, United fans just realised what a big mess they're in!

Michael Mabbitt:, external I think all this result really proves is how bad QPR really are!

Benhard Naweseb:, external Need two goals? Bring on Javier Hernandez…

Lest we forget, Leicester were 3-1 down on the hour mark. Lest we forget, I saw Leicester held to a 0-0 draw by Northampton a few years ago in League One. Jamie Vardy was playing for Fleetwood in the Conference while Manchester United were winning the Champions League.

All change.

Everton named a strong side for their Europa League win over Wolfsburg on Thursday but make five changes to their starting XI, including a first start for Samuel Eto'o in attack. Other players coming in to the line-up are midfielders Leon Osman and the on-loan Christian Atsu. Seamus Coleman is missing and so Sylvain Distin returns after a back injury to take his place in defence.

The big news for Palace is the dropping to the bench of Wilfried Zaha, who has failed to recover enough from a knock he picked up against Burnley to start. However, Joe Ledley is fit and comes into the starting XI. The other two changes to the away team sees Martin Kelly come in for Adrian Mariappa in defence and Yannick Bolasie start ahead of striker Dwight Gayle.

Everton XI: Howard, Baines, Jagielka, Distin, Stones, Barry, McCarthy, Osman, Atsu, Eto'o, Lukaku.

Crystal Palace XI: Speroni, Kelly, Dann, Delaney,Ward, Puncheon, McArthur, Jedinak,Ledley, Bolasie, Campbell.

Eliaquim Mangala makes his Manchester City debut against Chelsea, while Sergio Aguero starts in attack alongside Edin Dezko, as manager Manuel Pellegrini opts to name two strikers. Former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard is on the bench.

As expected, Diego Costa returns to the Chelsea first XI after being named on the bench against Schalke in the Champions League in midweek.

Man City starting XI: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Mangala, Kolarov, Milner, Fernandinho, Toure, Silva, Aguero, Dzeko.

Chelsea starting XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry (c), Azpilicueta; Ramires, Matic; Willian, Fabregas, Hazard; Costa.

Baidu Sheikh:, external Leicester. Hats off to you. Weren't intimidated by the big names. Poor penalty decision but well played throughout.

Matthew Llyr Evans:, external Excitement of Leonardo Ulloa and experience of Esteban Cambiasso mixed with fantastic spirit. I'd back Leicester for a mid-table spot.

Ryan Cromblehome:, external Leicester have been absolutely fantastic so far this season. Coped with the demands of the Premier League well.

Leicester are in dreamland. Leo Ulloa strokes home the fifth and hugs a giant fox. One of the better days in his life...

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