Almost a third for Swansea, Jonjo Shelvey's streak clear of the defence sees a pass slipped into the path of Wayne Routledge, who isn't quite quick enough. You feel it's more likely that there's more for Swansea, rather than one back for Leicester.

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Back at the Liberty, it's gone a little flat on the pitch, as if the Swansea second has taken the bite from the game. Still lively in the crowd, though. Whoever has got the drum will have arm-ache in the morning. Or RSI.

A bit more on the Leeds situation from BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope, who says: "Leeds owner massimo Cellino has texted me to say Neil Redfearn will be his new head coach. He said 'I am calling Neil back to the bench for good'."

I wonder what Redfearn thinks of that.

Olly Dickinson:, external Unbelievable decision, he's only had six games. We've become a laughing stock.

Shohidur Rahman:, external Leeds have the worst owner in world football? You could definitely say that.

Aashsish:, external Leeds Utd owner going for the world record for number of managers in a season?

Leeds owner Massimo Cellino has sacked his second manager of the season, with Darko Milanic shown the door after only six games in charge. Leeds, 18th in the Championship, lost 2-1 at home to Wolves today.

Triple sub for Leicester, on come Matty James, Andy King and Esteban Cambiasso in place of Jamie Vardy, Dean Hammond and Danny Drinkwater. Dice thrown for the last time.

Josh Jackman:, external Almost one of the goals of the season from Jonjo Shelvey. Spectacular effort.

Former Leicester City captain Matt Elliott
BBC Radio Leicester

"Kasper Schmeichel has got his hands in the air and is asking why Jonjo Shelvey has so much time and space there? He has a good point. Shelvey has a great shot on him, so where was the midfield? He had absolutely acres of space there. Big problems here for Leicester."

Replays of that Shelvey effort show that the former Liverpool man was nearer the centre circle than the Leicester box when he struck it. Right foot, arcing away from the flying Kasper Schmeichel, who was beaten all ends up.

Former Leicester City captain Matt Elliott
BBC Radio Leicester

"Swansea have been impressive but this has been a very disjointed performance from Leicester. Overall I would say it has been their worst performance of the season so far. They looked rattled in the first half, and that second Swansea goal has set the cat amongst the pigeons again."

On that goal/substitution, it looked like Garry Monk was getting ready to replace Sigurdsson before the second went in. If he was aware, Sigurdsson had a piece de resistance before he left. Jonjo Shelveeeyyyy! Against the bar from miles out. Swansea bossing it.

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Gylfi Sigurdsson's work is done, the architect replaced by Tom Carroll. The Icelander gets a break with Tuesday's League Cup tie against Liverpool in mind. Early to pull the trigger? Probably not. It's hard to see Leicester getting back in this.

Former Leicester City captain Matt Elliott
BBC Radio Leicester

"Far too easy. There was a lack of positioning in the back four, and again there is another square ball right into Wilfried Bony's path. Again he finishes it with aplomb. Just as Leicester were showing signs of a comeback, that Swansea goal has stopped them in their tracks."

Leicester's best spell? Forget about it. Once more, the Foxes are torn to shreds by the Gylfi Sigurdsson-Wilfried Bony combo, with Jefferson Montero getting involved for good measure. Sigurdsson releases Montero with a one-two, with the Ecuadorian rolling the ball across goal for Bony to apply the finish. Game over. Probably.

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Yep, Leicester definitely getting better, with Danny Drinkwater unleashing a rasper from distance that calls Lukasz Fabianski into action. Catching that shot may be the first thing the Pole has had to do this evening. Leicester's best spell.

Former Leicester City captain Matt Elliott
BBC Radio Leicester

"There wasn't a lot of energy in Leicester's first-half performance and their distribution was disappointing, but this is more positive stuff. There is more liveliness in their play and it already looks like it will stay that way. Leonardo Ulloa has moved out onto the left and Jamie Vardy is playing centrally up against the two centre-backs and will try to cause the Swansea defenders problems with his pace."

Leicester have improved slightly since the break, with Leonardo Ulloa getting into the game a little more. That throw-in, by the way, wasn't touched by Shelvey, so wouldn't have counted.

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Pemberton FC:, external Feel sorry for the Leeds fans more than anyone, it's a never-ending bad dream in which they can't seem to escape.

Matthew Penistone:, external If Massimo Cellino wants to keep fans on side he has to give it to Neil Redfearn full time. He is the only person who gets them playing.

Matthew Wade:, external What is going on at Leeds? Another manager gone? He will be back in charge this time tomorrow!

Owner Massimo Cellino has sacked his second manager of the season, with Darko Milanic shown the door after only six games in charge. Leeds, 18th in the Championship, lost 2-1 at home to Wolves today.

Leicester boss Nigel Pearson sits in the stands, hand on his chin, earpiece dangling like a bodyguard not wanting to listen to orders. Swansea, after that throw-in trouble, are back into their stride, pressing. Drum still bangs, songs still sung. I reckon it might be a decent night out in Swansea tonight.

Close. Or is it? A Rory Delap-style throw comes in from the Leicester right, Liam Moore than man with the projection. It bounces in the Swansea area, eventually landing on the bar. Did Jonjo Shelvey get a touch on that? Would it have counted if it had dropped in? Not sure. It didn't, so it doesn't matter.

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