Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"The threat of Jamie Vardy is now so well recognised that when he pulled into space away from Laurent Koscielny after Leicester City broke up an Arsenal attack, plenty of home supporters were on their feet in anxiety drawing the defender's attention to the dangers. Drawing attention to it is one thing - stopping it another."

Commentator Ian Stringer on BBC Radio Leicester has just asked for the stats on N'Golo Kante with regard to his defensive work today. Well, Ian, he has made a game high three interceptions and gained possession six times. In short, he is doing a sterling job for his side.

Nathan: Anyone else think Danny Simpson is very underrated?

John Dunthorne: Fantastic clean tackles, wonderful interceptions, making for a fast flowing masterpiece.

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The Arsenal fans are up.... they are back down again.

Mesut Ozil whips the ball in from deep, an unmarked Olivier Giroud back pedals and flicks a header into the net.

The flag is up, Giroud looks bemused... but it is the right decision.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

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"The longer it goes, and the longer it stays 0-0 you will see - and it is creeping in already - the anxiety in the Arsenal team and in the crowd."

Leicester are growing increasingly confident as the game goes on here.

Riyad Mahrez is looking lively, while N'Golo Kante is winning everything in midfield.

James Diamond: The pace of this game is incredible. Both sides employing attack as the best form of defence it seems

Sam Williams: Belter of a game already.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Leicester are looking more comfortable as the game goes on. But Arsenal are a class outfit and look slick going forward. The home side are on top. Giroud is strong and a threat aerially. He is giving Leicester something to think about."

What a block by Wes Morgan.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain does brilliantly to pick out Alexis Sanchez on the penalty spot from a pull back.

The Chilean lets fly but his goal bound strike is stopped by the diving body of Morgan.

From the resulting corner, Olivier Giroud heads over.

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While Arsenal are having a lot of the ball, Leicester have shown enough in the opening stages to show they will cause the Gunners problems on the break.

N'Golo Kante doesn't cause anyone any problems though - bar those in row Z - with a shot from 20 yards that flies high and wide.

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Former Newcastle manager John Carver: "The game is panning out like we thought it would do. Plenty of possession for Arsenal and then Leicester break and have the best chance of the game.

"I would love to see Leicester win it but, having been a youth coach at Newcastle when we threw it away, my one worry is that it is amazing how all of a sudden personalities change. It was like a holiday camp at Newcastle and then pressure was turned up and everyone got a bit more uptight."

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Ozil is always a threat. I looked up then and he was spare again in the box. He is a real danger and Leicester need to be very careful."

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Sloppy from Christian Fuchs. The Leicester defender loses out to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who races away down the right but his low cross is unable to be turned towards goal by Olivier Giroud.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Good, open game as you would expect. Even when Leicester City are pushed back they still carry that hint of danger, as proved by Arsenal keeper Petr Cech's fine save to keep out Jamie Vardy's header.

"It has settled down a bit here after that lightning start from the Gunners."

MOTD2 Extra

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Richard: Kasper Schmeichel was channeling his inner Manuel Neuer there.

Sam Hartles: 2 great pieces of goalkeeping there within 30 seconds from both keepers 

Jay: That's why Arsenal fans had been crying out for a new goalie.In previous seasons, the Arsenal goalkeeper would have let that in

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"Arsenal have seen the majority of ball. They are working the ball tidily. Arsenal are keeping Sanchez wide on the left and he might be an outlet for them."

I think it would be fair to say Arsenal have been on top in the opening 15 minutes. crucially, though, it is still 0-0...

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Incidents at either end. Is Schmeichel coming or isn't he? Initially he was staying but then he went and what a decision. If he misses that he is getting sent off. Vardy at the other end, headed down but a good save from Petr Cech."  

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From the goalkeeper's clearance, Leicester break.

Marc Albrighton collects the ball and crosses to Jamie Vardy at the far post.

The Foxes top scorer rises high and heads goal wards only for Peter Cech to keep the ball out with an outstretched arm on the line.