Earlier we asked you to vote on whether England boss Sam Allardyce had to go following a newspaper investigation claiming he offered advice on how to "get around" rules on player transfers.

The vote is now closed and 71% of you felt he had to go. 

Tottenham goalscorer Son Heung-min: "It is a difficult game away. We played Saturday and traveled Monday. We worked hard over the 90 minutes. I am very grateful to my team-mates.

"This is a good time but also a lucky time. I try every game to score. We are very happy to win this game.

"Everyone is happy to get three points. We have to work hard. It is so important."

Meanwhile, the Group E table looks much better for Tottenham fans. Spurs are second with three points, behind Monaco who have four.

Bayer Leverkusen, who drew 1-1 with Monaco, are third on two points while CSKA are bottom with one point.

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Victory for Leicester means they are top, yes top, of Group G with six points. FC Copenhagen are second on four after beating Club Brugge 4-0.

FC Porto are third on one points with Brugge bottom and pointless.

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Leicester defender Wes Morgan: "We know we've got to be resilient, especially at home. We had to dig in at the end there so it's pleasing to get three points.

"Islam Sliamni is a handful and he works hard for his goals so he deserves a lot of credit. Pleased for him tonight."   

Leicester forward Riyad Mahrez: "We knew it would be tough and we'd have to work hard to get the points. We're really happy with it."

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on 5 live Sport

"I think Tottenham played quite well against Monaco in the first game, but just got caught on the counter. CSKA are slower in their build-up and I think that suited Mauricio Pochettino's side tonight."

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

"Tottenham have got the win they came for and that loss to Monaco in the opening game suddenly does not look too bad."

BBC Radio 5 live

Coming up on BBC Radio 5 live after the final whistle, former England winger Chris Waddle, the Times chief football writer and author of Fifty Years of Hurt Henry Winter and BBC commentators John Motson and John Murray, dissect the 67 days of Sam Allardyce's reign and the revelations that brought it to an end.

They will be on until 23:00 BST and you are more than welcome to give your take on Allardyce's demise.

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Chris Waddle
Former England winger on 5 live Sport

"They ran out of legs, but they deserved it"  

All over and Leicester make history, winning their first home game in the Champions League.

A huge roar goes up around the ground. That was tense stuff, but what a start to the competition by Leicester. Two wins from two.

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Ahmed Musa is on for Jamie Vardy. Leicester are almost there...

...in comes the corner, Felipe nods it on and Andre Silva gets his head onto to it, but Leicester clear. 

A huge, relieved cheer goes up around the ground.

Seconds left.

Into three minutes of stoppage time and Porto have a corner...

Just the two minutes of stoppage time for Tottenham to hold on. That first win in this season's Champions League is within touching distance.

Another former Premier League player finds the net in tonight's Champions League action and it's a big goal.

Borussia Dortmund have equalised against Real Madrid with just four minutes remaining through ex-Chelsea man Andre Schurrle, who thrashes the ball into the roof of the net from 10 yards out.

Otavio thumps a header straight at Kasper Schmeichel as the fourth official holds up his board. Four minutes of added time. 

Leicester are almost there. 

Claudio Ranieri makes another change as Riyad Mahrez comes off. He's limping, a genuine injury, or just running the clock down?

On comes Demarai Gray with a minute of normal time left.