Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on Final Score

"Tim Howard should be sent off for me. Maybe the referee thought Jamie Vardy's touch took him too far away from goal? 

"Both Riyad Mahrez and Vardy are so full of confidence. Great composure from Mahrez to score his second penalty of the day."  

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These two just cannot stop being brilliant, can they?

Riyad Mahrez slipped in Jamie Vardy, who took one touch to take it around Tim Howard, who clips the striker with his hand. Howard gets booked.

Mahrez puts the penalty in the opposite corner to his first one.

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Tim Howard brings down Jamie Vardy. Leicester penalty.

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Vardy gets another wallop in the middle of the park, this time from Gareth Barry. The Leicester man just gets straight back up. His reputation continues to swell.

Ramiro Funes Mori is in the book for a tackle on Jamie Vardy just before that chance.

Leighton Baines has put in a goal saving tackle to deny Leicester. Christian Fuchs is away on the left and rolls it across. Baines gets to the ball just ahead of Shinji Okazaki.

Up until that effort, Everton had done a really good job of keeping Vardy quiet.

The Leicester striker had only touched the ball in the Everton area once before that chance.

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Leicester now have a really patient build-up. Riyad Mahrez and Andy King combine well, but it comes to nothing.

And then Jamie Vardy has John Stones back-pedalling and has his first sight of goal of the afternoon, but slides his effort wide of the far post.

Christian Fuchs once again has Gerard Deulofeu marching towards him, feet dancing over and around the ball like a fairground waltzer. 

This time Fuchs is equal to it. Plenty of Everton possession now.

Gerard Deulofeu has the beating of Leicester full-back Christian Fuchs, but Wes Morgan scampers over to cut out the cross.

The corner comes in and Everton want a penalty for a handball by Fuchs. His hand is by his side - no chance.

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And here's Coleman again, this time showing off his defensive attributes by stopping Marc Albrighton in his tracks. Andy King does get a shot away at the Everton goal, but it's tame and wide.

Kasper Schmeichel needs to be awake to touch over a Seamus Coleman cross from the right. He'll tell you it was an effort on goal. He'd be lying.

I was about to start singing the praises of Gerard Deulofeu, as he's such a livewire. But just as I started to type, he lets a pass slip under his foot. He screams in frustration.

Hopefully another fun-filled 45 minutes in front of us. Everton with the kick-off.

Told you Amanda Holden was at Goodison Park (no Roy Hodgson in this picture unfortunately).

Apparently she's a big Toffee. Perhaps I should have known this, but I could barely tell you what she's famous for.

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I'm just having another look back at the Everton goal. There are some really key contributions. Arouna Kone and Romelu Lukaku both keep Gerard Deulofeu's deflected cross alive. And Tom Cleverley slips in Ross Barkley, whose fade back on to his right foot puts Marcin Wasilewski out of the picture.

And then Lukaku is on hand yo mop it all up - like a Boxing Day reveler with a big piece of bread and a plate of turkey gravy.

A draw would still be pretty decent here for Leicester.

The only way they could be knocked off the top before Christmas is if Arsenal beat Man City on Monday night.

More of the same in the second half please. Proper game is this.

It's a tackle from Gareth Barry that has left Mahrez stranded. He's holding his left knee and the physio is crouched over him. And up he gets. He looks fine. I told you he's got magic in him.