Kevin Kilbane
Match of the Day analyst at the King Power Stadium

"Leicester striker Leonardo Ulloa at times in the first game was a little bit isolated and not involved enough. If he can get a few touches on the ball then the pace of the Leicester midfield can get up to support him."

You've got to love a flying winger. Nathan Dyer skips past Ben Davies down the right and is pulled back - by the shorts - by the desperate full-back. A booking.

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Liverpool look determined to put Exeter to bed early tonight, judging on their dominant start. Christian Benteke serves notice of his intentions with a smart turn in the box but he can't get enough power on his shot which is easily gathered by the keeper.

Danny Drinkwater is surely one of the most under-rated players in the Premier League. Everything good about Leicester is going through him - nobody has made more passes than him for the Foxes so far. We're 17 minutes in at the King Power, by the way.

David Pleat on Kasper Schmeical, son of Peter...

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A rousing rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone and we're under way at Anfield. Exeter are wearing their dark away shirt with orange socks. They've been tango-ed.

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Kevin Kilbane
Match of the Day analyst at the King Power Stadium

"It's been a little bit scrappy. Spurs have given the ball away in their own half a couple of times. Leicester look more threatening."

Christian Eriksen is dropping deep to try and influence play and he takes his time on the ball to draw in Demarai Gray before owning the young Foxes star with a neat piece of footwork. All the good work is wasted by Kyle Walker's sloppy, over-hit pass on the right though.

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Former Leicester and Tottenham manager David Pleat: "Good little touches by Tottenham. Typical Tottenham. Perfect night for football. It is cold but there’s no breeze, there’s no wind."

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Kyle Walker has clearly been told to get forward as much as possible down that Spurs right but his first cross into the box is easily dealt with.

Kevin Kilbane
Match of the Day analyst at the King Power Stadium

"People expect perhaps too much from Demarai Gray. With his talent and ability I think Leicester have a bargain."

Leicester have definitely made the better start so far - and are nearly presented with an opening when Nabil Bentaleb gives the ball away under pressure. They get away with it this time... but it wasn't convincing.

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Kevin Kilbane
Match of the Day analyst at the King Power Stadium

"Momentum is with Leicester after that win down at White Hart Lane [13 January]. And this is at home."

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I'm fairly certain, after a quick scan, that there's a few Spurs players wearing gloves tonight. As far as I can tell, the Leicester boys haven't bothered. In fact, Andy King has gone for the short sleeves too. He means business.

A bright start for Leicester sees Demarai Gray fly down the left wing with the pace of Peter Kay running for his Friday chippy tea in his slippers. He wins a free-kick but it's poor and collected by Michel Vorm in the Spurs goal.

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It's rocking at the King Power on a night when you can see your breath. It's cold. Proper football.

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