Again a good Chelsea move breaks down at the feet of Didier Drogba. Drogba's final touch for Chelsea was once the kick which won the Champions League. Now it's likely to be a block tackle against Sunderland. Sometimes it's best not to go back...

Giannina Caraceni: Predictable.

Huzaifah Vali: Robotic.

Mohammed Rizwan: Chelsea in one word? Practical. Mourinho has been practical with his tactics and this is why they are champions.

Lest we forget, as we skirt around the topic of this Chelsea side being 'boring', that lots of people profess to finding Barcelona boring at times. Front three-scoring-100-goals Barcelona at that.

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They put together their first real move of any quality but it ends with an off-balance Didier Drogba screwing a shot wide. If Didier departs this summer Chelsea will be in the market for a third-choice striker. A tricky market that.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at The King Power Stadium

"Leicester City started with some real rhythm and tempo but have had to deal with two disruptive injuries to key figures Andy King and Robert Huth. Chelsea will be looking to take advantage of Leicester's reshuffle but absolutely nothing between the sides at present."

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Stoke City goalkeeper Asmir Begovic at the King Power Stadium: "Ritchie De Laet's come on and he's a full-back, not a centre-back, so I think they'll go to 4-4-2. But it's a difficult one, because who moves to wide midfield? I don't think Cambiasso's got the legs for it. It's not ideal."

No change in system from Leicester, no change in pattern of play from Chelsea. It's not been great so far. Sleepwalking to the title.

Robert Huth has had it. He twisted his knee at a corner and now he's coming off. Leicester down to their last sub already. Richie De Laet is on. Change of system or will he play in a back three?

That is a great finish from Matthew Taylor to give Bristol Rovers a fine start to their Conference play-off. He rounds the keeper and from a tough angle squeezes it in.

Now another former Chelsea man, Robert Huth, has an injury problem for Leicester.

There was a time in Jose Mourinho's first spell when chucking Huth up top in the last 10 minutes was his Plan B.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at the King Power Stadium

"Andy King looked crestfallen as he came off. It's his 300th game for Leicester, and on top of that he also began his career as a youngster at Chelsea."

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Stoke City goalkeeper Asmir Begovic on Radio 5 live: "Leicester started quite well and settled into the system. You never want to to have to make a change at this stage of the game, that could disrupt them a bit."

Dee Evans: Hypnotizing. Take it either way you want.

Eden Hazard, take a bow. What a pass, wonderful stuff over the top of a packed defence, bent with the outside of a foot, minimal backlift, dead weight, it had the lot. Cesc Fabregas puts the volleyed cross across goal and Wes Morgan has to clear his lines.

Leicester make an early change as Matty James replaces the injured Andy King.

Mark Pougatch
BBC Radio 5 live

"Nigel Pearson is no stranger to great escapes. He was managing Carlisle when goalkeeper Jimmy Glass scored to save them from relegation to the Conference, and he was assistant to Bryan Robson during West Brom's great escape from relegation from the Premier League."

Brilliant pass, horrible shot! Chelsea counter in lovely fashion, Willian going through the gearbox on the left before getting his head up and finding Didier Drogba in all sorts of space in the 'D'. He has to take it first time but he can only side-foot an effort well, well wide. Deserved better.

Dave in Ealing: Chelsea are boring to watch. It doesn't mean they aren't deserved champions or a bad team, they just simply play boring football. Both the club and media have blown it way out of proportion.

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I'd go along with that Girish. I can only think of Spurs away - when Harry Kane had John Terry on toast - and spells against PSG where I saw Chelsea rocking this season.

Other than that, plain sailing. Apologies if I've forgotten a shocker of a display here or there.

Steven F Galloway: Chelsea in one word? Hazardous.

Girish Santosh: Leadership. They have leaders all over the pitch who have the knack of keeping things under control all the time.

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If you were wondering, we tried to get John Burridge on 5 live tonight too but he was unavailable.

Eseteban Cambiasso swings a magnificent first-time pass over the top. Leo Ulloa is on it but his touch is not good enough and it spins off a shinpad. Bring that down and you've got a clear strike on goal...

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Aston Villa goalkeeper Shay Given on Radio 5 live: "Leicester's confidence is sky-high and they have started with real purpose. I fancy them to get something from this game."