Alan Shearer
Ex-Newcastle striker on Radio 5 live

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"The pressure Manchester United have put them under has meant that every Leicester player has had to do a shift in defence. When they win the ball, usually their first thought is get the ball to Jamie Vardy and use his pace. But they have not got that pace today. Away from home they are under the cosh, they look up and there are no options.

"Riyad Mahrez should have got a penalty, it was blatant.

"Marouane Fellaini will get reported to the FA, If you compare that to Dele Alli then he he will get banned."

Graeme Souness reckons Mr Fellaini will be getting a letter from the FA. If Dele Alli got a three-game ban then...

We have to know more about the zebra reference!

Ashley David Marks: Nearly midnight here in Brisbane! Watching intently, as a United fan I feel like the rest of the room hate me... 

Jonny Green: Can someone tell Marcos Rojo that he's supposed to jump and actually challenge for the ball at set-pieces? Been poor so far

Edward Layland: Saints fan listening to @bbc5live from Rio de Janeiro - come on Leicester! We'd call this a Zebra (underdog) in Brazil. 

Swansea City

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Swansea boss Francesco Guidolin on BT Sport: "I'm very happy today because we play very well and I am happy for my players. They show they are not on the beach, but they are concentrated and focused on our job. We played well against Leicester for 25 minutes as well, today we played very well in the first half and we scored - at Leicester we conceded a goal. 

"I saw my players work in training, I spoke with them, and I was sure today we'd have a good performance." 

On his future: "I said before now is not the time to say other things. I'm happy because this is my first experience in the Premier league and a good experience. When I arrived the situation was difficult and now we have 43 points and this is important, for me, for my career and my experience and I thank my players. I hope (to stay in the Premier League) but now I think only to this match."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Leicester City finished that first half strongly, while Manchester United's performance fizzled out a little after a fine start.

Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri will be happy with that - and will feel his side can exploit the weakness of Marcos Rojo in United's defence.

Liverpool

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp on Match of the Day: "We changed the line-up and with this line-up we can play much better football. We could explain a few things and it would sound like an excuse. 

"This performance was not enough. We cannot be sure but if we don't concede the third one it's an open game, but you can see there was not the body language you need for a comeback. 

"We deserved to lose, they deserved to win, that's how football is on a bad day. I thought we lost a lot of easy balls, we weren't compact, there were a lot of things we could've done better. If we played a normal game, we could win."

As we catch our breath after that first half, how about a bit of reaction from the day's early game...

Wi-fi in Ethiopia! We have really gone global.

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Aash Anand: Woke up English roommate and sped thru San Francisco in Mini Cooper to watch LCFC win(?) at MUFC. Very Italian job. 

Kwame Manu-Antwi: Enjoying the Huth v Fellaini battle.

David Ljunggren: Rojo is having an absolute stinker today. Can't defend, can't cross. Get him off!

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A downbeat-looking Claudio Ranieri troops off down the tunnel after a first 45 minutes which flew by. As it stands, Leicester will not be champions this afternoon.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"It has been an entertaining first half. Michael Oliver got the decision right with Danny Simpson, Marouane Fellaini is lucky to still be on the pitch, while Riyad Mahrez should have had a penalty (And yes, I am a Leicester fan)."

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Marouane Fellaini is at the heart of everything in this game as he now holds off two men to set up a United attack, but Jesse Lingard can only cross into the hands of Kasper Schmeichel. 

Leicester's passing accuracy is only at 57% which illustrates the 100mph nature of the game. It's been hugely engaging. 

"Pen! That's a pen!" - Martin Keown is adamant Leicester should have a spot-kick as Mahrez goes down in the area under a challenge.

"That's a pen all day, isn't it, he impeded him" says Shearer. "But come on, you don't get pens at Old Trafford..."

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Really good play from Danny Drinkwater and Jeff Schlupp sees the Foxes win a corner which is headed over by Wes Morgan - he had stolen a yard on his marker, that's a good chance!

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Alex Greenwood: 7.50am in Costa Rica and everyone is awake in this hostel to watch Leicester win it at OT. Scenes.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Leicester City were rocked right back on their heels by the early surge from Manchester United that brought Antony Martial's goal - but as usual they are resilience and character personified.

N'Golo Kante is driving things from midfield but manager Claudio Ranieri's body language suggests there are still aspects of his side's performance that he is not happy with.

Really good game. Perfectly balanced.