Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini, speaking to BBC Sport: "No complaints. Leicester played better than us. Conceding a goal from a set piece after two minutes was very important for the game.

"We had chances but it was a difficult game. I expect more from time from the beginning because it was very important, we are at home and playing top of the table, but we couldn;t do it.

"We have a lot of things coming like the Champions League so we must take this experience.

"There are 36 points to play for, nothing is finished. It is important for us to recover our players and I am continuing not giving up because we got an unexpected defeat but we must continue." 

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Dean Birkett: Plot twist: Ranieri is the special one.

It's right up there with Bruce Willis being Luke's father, Soylent Green being a sledge and Gwyneth Paltrow's head being earth all along.

We go again. Six Premier League games are under way.

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri, speaking to BT Sport: "It is crazy. It is a crazy Premier League. It is a good result, the players played very well. We were never afraid. We wanted to win here.

"We scored a goal early and it is not easy to maintain the right concentration but we were concentrating because we respect Man City.

"The effort is a lot, now it is important the players recover because we spent a lot of energy. Sometimes we run more than a bull. We play every match as though it is the last match. Now we are very, very confident and it is important to think about Arsenal, we are ready to fight there.

"There are a lot of super teams now, we will try. Why not?"

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Our second vote of the day is over. You have spoken. We wanted to know whether you thought Jose Mourinho would be good for Manchester United? 54.9% of you said yes. So, it's decided then.

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Leicester's Riyad Mahrez, speaking to BT Sport: "We got a great win. Leicester still have a lot of games so we can't speak now about the title. We have to keep going. We will fight for the title and see what we can do. We didn't expect to win 3-1 so we will keep dreaming and see what can happen."

Leicester's Danny Simpson after THAT backpass, which nearly set up Sergio Aguero for a second Man City goal...

Leicester defender Robert Huth, speaking to BT Sport: "All the teams around us have the Champions League and Europa League. It is inevitable they are thinking about other games and it can only work in our favour - we only have the league to focus on.

"We don't really think about it. It is just like any other day. We just talk about the next match."

Terry Urbanczyk: Wow. Just wow! Leicester City. Surely that win is the making of champions and a big premier league upset.

Liam Brown: Would it be worth putting a fiver on Aston Villa winning the league next season?

Love to see the odds on that bet Liam.

Has there been a cannier mover than Mark Schwarzer in Premier League history? Last year he was reserve keeper for title winners Chelsea before switching to warm the bench at Leicester this season. If the Foxes do go on to win the title that'll be two on the trot for the Aussie keeper. 

I wonder if Villa are planning to sign him this summer?

This was the table one year ago...

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Chris Waddle
Former England winger at the Etihad Stadium for 5 live Sport

"Leicester deserve it, they are well organised and well drilled. After Robert Huth's goal they stifled City.

"City have been all over the shop, no players did their job, they never played as a team. They have got problems. They do not have a strong bench, look at the form of Yaya Toure.

"Where if you look at Leicester they just go from strength to strength."

Excellent work, Neil. Just excellent.

This tells a story...

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on Final Score

"Today is what Leicester have been like all season. This team spirit has got them to where they are now. 

"Their pace, the way they maintain their shape, is all part of it, and is why they have been so successful this season."

Take a bow, Leicester City. You are turning doubters into believers with every passing week. This is a stunning win. And a fully deserved one. The Foxes are six points clear. Six!

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John Hartson
Former Arsenal and Wales striker on Final Score

"Leicester have been a constant threat in attack, and they have been a threat from set-pieces, hence Huth's two goals. 

"The Foxes have been phenomenal, and they don't fear anybody. The way they have gone about this today at the Etihad has been simply remarkable."