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Manchester United were not quite as happy with the occasion as Leicester.

When asked if he was happy with a point by BBC Sport, United midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger said: “Why? 

"We are Manchester United. If you want to win something, you have to win at Leicester. We didn’t play well."

But both Schweini and boss Louis van Gaal were gracious about Vardy's record. 

"Vardy is playing really well and is dangerous," said the midfielder, while his boss said the record was "amazing and fantastic".

Unless you spent Saturday in an information black hole, you'll be aware Jamie Vardy broke the record for scoring in his 11th consecutive Premier League game.

The actual result, a 1-1 draw with Manchester United, almost felt secondary.

And Leicester weren't hiding how big a deal it had been to them.

"We had two objectives - to win the match and try to help Vardy break the record," boss Claudio Ranieri said.

"Jamie made the record, it is fantastic for us. Five years ago he played in non-league, it is difficult to grow up so quickly and this fantastic man is not only our goalscorer but he presses, he works hard, he is important."

Not the ideal preparation for Tottenham, who played in Azerbaijan's capital city Baku in the Europa League on Thursday night. 

They arrived back in London on Friday morning after a 2,500-mile flight (5,000-mile round trip) and now they face Chelsea in today's early game.

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Get Inspired

Midday on a Sunday is surely too early for a game of football. At least Chelsea fans haven't got far to travel for their lunchtime match at rivals Spurs.

But how about you out there in the real world? What kick-off time woes have you suffered on the recs and parks of this fair land?

Ever missed a game because it was too early or late? Ever had to play more than one game in a day at the end of the season?

Let us know by tweeting us at #getinspired

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

"Arsenal players took 14 min flight yesterday but I'm only person at Salisbury train station this morning getting ready to start cross-country hike to Norwich. The life of the football commentator!"

Jamie Vardy and Tyson Fury may have knocked Jose Mourinho out of the headlines for a day - but the 'Special One' could be back in business again should Chelsea slip up at the Lane this lunchtime.

Here's a run down of the day's four big games. Plenty to enjoy:

Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea - 12:00

West Ham United v West Bromwich Albion - 14:05

Liverpool v Swansea City - 16:15

Norwich City v Arsenal - 16:15

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Tyson Fury is the heavyweight champion of the world.

Jamie Vardy is the best player in the Premier League.

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Who saw that all coming a year or so ago?

Now, after a superb sporting Saturday it's time for a stellar Sunday.

We have four Premier League games to feast on including a midday London derby. Tuck in!