Wayne Rooney brings down Riyad Mahrez and it's a free-kick to Leicester but the set-piece is poor and goes all the way through.

Jamie Vardy has been giving me the exact same dilemmas as Harry Kane last season. You put the first few games down as a bit of a fluke. But at some stage, it's not just an anomaly anymore.

Is Vardy to Chelsea/Man Utd/Barcelona as ridiculous as it first sounded? 

No surprise to see Jamie Vardy trending as the number one topic in the UK, almost 100,000 tweets have been sent about the record breaker.

A corner to Manchester United. Anthony Martial beats Leicester defender Danny Simpson for pace and puts in a cross which the Foxes get out of play.

Wayne Rooney heads the corner wide.

BBC Match of the Day's host is not getting carried away at all.

Now if only I could remember who it is he supports.

Matt Elliott
Former Foxes captain on BBC Radio Leicester

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"United can't match Leicester for energy out there. Martial is the only visiting player with any pace. One man is easier to deal with than three, defensively. 

"United have a problem - they have conceded, so what are they going to do about it? 

"United used to strike fear into the heart of you as an opposition. Not any more."

Wayne Rooney charges forward for Manchester United and goes down under no pressure from Christian Fuchs on the edge of the box. No free-kick and the ball goes out wide.

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Ben B: On a train home after watching Man City. The whole carriage cheered when that Vardy goal went in, even though Leicester have gone above us.

Tom from Bristol: Just look at the difference between Vardy and Rooney. It's a chasm! Vardy deserves to be the frontman for England - Roy needs to wake up!

Rich in Bristol: Rooney looks so bored. He has completely lost his spark.

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Keeping the ball doesn't mean much when you're 1-0 down...

Nearly 70% possession for Manchester United, but they trail. 

For Leicester, it really is all about the counter attack.

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It's almost 2-0 to Leicester as Riyad Mahrez plays a one-two with Shinji Okazaki and has a go from an angle but it's saved by the legs of David de Gea.

I credited Mahrez with the assist but that was just my Fantasy Football wishful thinking. It was Christian Fuchs' first ever Premier League assist.

Everyone is talking about Vardy, even Olympic gold medallists...

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

Just when you thought it couldn't get any louder at The King Power Stadium - a thunderous moments as Jamie Vardy makes history.

And it was trademark Vardy, in behind the defence with pace and a composed finish - no sign of any excess weight of expectation as he beat David de Gea.

The small footnote, as Leicester City fans are currently reminding us, is that they are now currently back at the top of the Premier League table.

Matt Elliott
Former Foxes captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"What a finish, and what focus, what mental strength. A thousand and one thoughts will have been running through his mind at that time. Can I? Will I? Vardy shut all of that out. So, so impressive."