Referee Mark Clattenburg toots his whistle right on cue - to huge cheers from the bubbly home fans. Leicester looking like a top-four side, Chelsea looking like - well - a bottom-six side.

Whistles from the home fans as Chelsea ping the ball around near the halfway line. No danger.

All eyes turn to the fourth official who trots forward to the touchline. Four minutes of stoppage time until Jose Mourinho gets the chance to blast his players. If he wants to, of course.

lfcway, external: Brilliant goal by Leicester. Vardy's Goal drought over

Jacob Poole, external: This season isn't going to plan

Stevey Gee Sings, external: So glad Vardy has scored again. I had forgotten what it was like for him to score

Marwan Nawaz, external: Could Ranieri be putting the nail in the coffin for Mourinho's Chelsea rein? - oh the irony!

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Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

"Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic doesn't know what day of the week it is." 

Leicester cope with that gentle wave of Chelsea pressure, then burst forward themselves. Foxes winger Marc Albrighton spins off Branislav Ivanovic before ambitiously trying to beat Thibaut Courtois at his near post from 20 yards. The Chelsea keeper is too wise for that... 

No sign of a Leicester second, I'm afraid Mr Savage. But no sign of a Chelsea equaliser either. Branislav Ivanovic bombs a long throw into the Leicester area as the Blues enjoy plenty of possession without slicing open the home defence. 

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

"If Leicester can get another goal before half-time, it will be very hard for Chelsea to get back into this."

Chelsea are winning....the corner count. And that's it really. The Blues earn their fourth corner of the evening, but Willian's weak set-piece is cleared at the near post.

Five minutes for Leicester to hold on to their lead until half-time.

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

Trademark Leicester City. Superb ball from Riyad Mahrez and that brilliant run from Jamie Vardy - you've seen it before but it was still too good for Chelsea.

The King Power is absolutely rocking and the fading champions are on the back foot once more.

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Ajaya Neupane, external: Leicester - A Title Threat !! It's time we say it.

David Ljunggren, external: I see the Chelsea defence paid close attention to the bit in the pre-match briefing that went "Above all, watch out for Vardy".

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

"Listen to the atmosphere, it's rocking here. I've almost lost my voice. The Chelsea back four are all over the place. I love commentating on the radio!"  

"We are top of the league!" chant the Leicester fans. That you are. But not if Chelsea equalise. The Blues win a corner as they look to instantly hit back. Nemanja Matic climbs highest to meet Willian's corner, but can't keep his effort down.

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

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"The Chelsea back were woeful. John Terry had his back to Jamie Vardy and he's the most dangerous forward in the league."

Little goal mouth action to report. Maybe Pedro can inspire Chelsea.

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Will he, won't he?? Eden Hazard seems to suggest that he will go back on (or maybe it was Mourinho suggesting that) before deciding he can't continue. Spain winger Pedro comes on. He needs to justify his hefty price tag following his summer move from Barcelona. Tonight would be a good start from a Chelsea point of view.

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

"It looked an innocuous fall, Eden Hazard seemed to fall on his hip. That was a bizarre one." 

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When it rains, it pours. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho does that 'rolling-of-the-hands' gesture - Eden Hazard is coming off.

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Leicester are trying to rough Chelsea up good and proper. Jamie Vardy crashes into Eden Hazard and the Belgian is sent sprawling. Didn't look that heavy but there is a long delay as Hazard grimaces on the deck.