Jamie Vardy is in again! Tyler Blackett's header is poor, Vardy is in behind him and is brought down for another penalty...

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If Wayne Rooney's reaction to Leicester's third goal was anything to go by - thin Michael Douglas in Falling Down - I dread to think what he made of number four. The King Power is bouncing, physically bouncing. Can they see this out?

What a turnaround! The man from non league puts Leicester into the lead, but this defending is abysmal. Marcos Rojo is one of two men behind the ball for Manchester United but goes for a return ball instead, and when Juan Mata loses it Leicester are two on one! The ball is released to free Jamie Vardy in an ocean of space, he has time as well and takes it before sliding the ball into the corner.

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Spurs have under 15 minutes to save themselves and deny Alan Irvine a first win in the Premier League. Can they?

A chance for Juan Mata to show why he should have started - and he has 15 minutes to press his case after coming on for Angel Di Maria.

Johnny Boy:, external So many times we've seen refereeing decisions go in the 'big clubs' favour, it's about time smaller teams got a bit of luck!

Jon Ferguson:, external If Man United fans want to know how that was a penalty, they should look no further than Ashley Young. What goes around...

Almost a fourth for Leicester! Richie De Laet gets forwards well down the right and picks out sub Andy King arriving in space, he takes it early, gets the shot away and it bounces just past the far post...

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"A good clean header by James Morrison, but Spurs had nobody on the line. There are debates about whether you should have a player on the line and that is always brought to attention by goals like this. The fact Spurs didn't compete for the header left them wide open."

"I wanna be, I wanna be James Morrison..."

Not sure if that song is a hit on The Hawthorns terraces but it maybe should be as the Scotland international ghosts in behind Erik Lamela to head home a corner. He can't believe it himself, gesturing to his mates that yes, he did indeed score a header.

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"It was a very good shot from Roberto Soldado, on target, and Ben Foster's reaction was first class. Both goalkeepers have made very important saves."

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Esteban Cambiasso has had enough. The Leicester goalscorer is replaced by Andy King, as Manchester United bring on Adnan Januzaj for Radamel Falcao.

We've not had the same level of entertainment on offer at White Hart Lane, but there's a few half chances in quick succession. James Morrison has a low shot well saved by Hugo Lloris before at the other end substitute Roberto Soldado hits a sweeping snapshot at Ben Foster.

Fahd, London: Mark Clattenberg silently stared into the distance as Man Utd players shouted at him. He realised straight away he couldn't justify that penalty decision.

Michael, Manchester: Softest penalty you are likely to see. Ref brings Leicester back into a game that looked out of reach.

It's all Leicester now as Leo Ulloa miscues a shooting opportunity, it's panic stations in the United defence now. Tyler Blackett and Chris Smalling look as composed as Michael Bay on stage.

Andrew Morris:, external Hate it when the referee affects the game. Without that penalty the equaliser doesn't come. Soft defending, but poor refereeing.

Tom Payne:, external A foul on the defender then a dive for the penalty. Two poor decisions in three seconds by the ref.

Kenny King:, external Shocking couple of minutes for Man United to let Leicester back into the game, where was the defence?

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Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock: "It is always a thrilling game here. Anybody can beat anybody else in the league. They are a very good team so we have to be at our best. I'm just concerned about ourselves. We have three games in six days."

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As Manchester United serve up the excitement in the midlands, their rivals City are arriving at Eastlands for the big game with Chelsea. Plenty of razzamatazz as skipper Vinny Kompany meets his public.

Louis van Gaal wears a puzzled look on his face. We labelled them as the next great entertainers, and they are serving the goods up so far. That's 10 goals in the last two games.

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What a comeback! Esteban Cambiasso drills home left footed, hard and low, after Manchester United can't clear their lines. What a game!

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You don't save those! Dave Nugent, statistically England's best ever striker, hammers the spot kick down the middle. Wooooshhh!

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