That's it from me over here.

But the party is only just starting.

May I suggest you head over to your afternoon hosts Tom Rostance and Phil Dawkes for the 3pm Premier League action.

If you want more reaction to Chelsea's 3-0 win over Leicester, take a look at Patrick Jennings' report over here.

Until next time, look after yourselves.

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And if anyone knows anything about a well-fitting suit, it's Italian Antonio Conte.

I assume it's measured perfectly to allow freedom for gesticulating and ranting.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a good game. From the start I asked them to play well with intensity and to try to do what we are doing in training.

"I am very happy because I had a good reply. This is the best game for us. I saw good commitment. When you work hard it is important to have a good performance.

"In the week we tried a lot to find a solution that gave us more compactness. For this team and squad this system is the right fit. The coach must understand and find the right suit. We are like a tailor. 

"Willian is a fantastic guy and he deserves this on the part of the players. We are a team and we want to become a family. I want to dedicate this to Willian and his family as in this moment he is very sad. We are all sad."

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

A very very bad day at the office for Leicester. Chelsea looked likely victors from the absolute start. 

Leicester City

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri, speaking with Sky Sports: "When you concede a goal from a corner again it is clear. You come to Chelsea and your attention must be at the maximum. We made mistakes. We tried to react and the second half was much better. Now we must react because we have the Champions League on Tuesday.

"If we scored the goal when we create a chance we can re-open the match. But our approach to the match was not good. Maybe we were a little nervous.

"It is better that this happens now and we can react than at the end of the season. We must concentrate more.

"We miss him [N'Golo Kante]. But we have to play better."

Omar: "Solid defending, real width, beautiful goals, 3 academy products, comprehensive victory - pinch me, Antonio!"

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Leicester midfielder Marc Albrighton: "We came up against a good Chelsea team together and we weren't ready for it. We have to take responsibility as players. But we can't dwell on it. We have an important game on Tuesday night, which will be hard if not harder. We need to stop this rot.

"You can't concede an early goal - again from a set-piece. We got back into games on various occasions last season but we aren't doing it at the moment.

"We work on set-pieces and know our jobs. It is no different from last year - we just need to follow our men. It is not just set-pieces, though, it is all over the park."

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Eden Hazard held two fingers aloft on each hand after scoring his goal - it was in recognition of the Chelsea number 22 Willian, who is in Brazil after the death of his mother.

"My celebration was for Willy. He lost his mother and we are thinking about him. We hope he can come back stronger."

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Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante on Sky Sports: “It was a special game. Last season, I enjoyed it with Leicester. Now I am a Chelsea player so I am happy to win.”

Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard on Sky Sports: "I play more inside the pitch. I don’t stay wide. I play this system with the Belgium side. We have more freedom. And we can win the ball back. It is good for us."

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Funny you should mention Blackburn, Danny.

Not since 1995-96 have the defending champions lost their opening four away league games - Rovers were the culprits that time around.

Danny in Leicester: Leicester City the new Blackburn Rovers! Win the league then disappear.

Matt in London: First time ever that the Premier League champions get relegated the following season?  

Andy H in Birmingham: The most comprehensive win against Leicester? As opposed to the total evisceration at Anfield? 

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

It's very worrying time for Leicester. they've found out that getting to the top is one thing but staying there is quite another.

Chelsea need to, I think, decide on their best team in the league and just stick with it for a few games. 

Each time Leicester have lost by three goals in the Premier League this season - 4-1 to Liverpool and Man Utd - they have gone to win their Champions League fixture in midweek.

Next up? FC Copenhagen on Tuesday.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

I know you have a lot of in-form teams this season but Chelsea are too good a side to discount for the title.  They have lots of quality on the bench and on the pitch. 

They have those star players too. Oscar, Hazard, Willian. Not bad. 

Nope. No final flurry from the Foxes as they slip to a fourth away defeat of the season.

The champions are beaten, but the former champions are up to fifth in the league with a slick performance.

Still no shots on target for Leicester today - just three minutes of injury time to change that.

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Lewis Chapman: World class from Chalobah! Assist of the season so far!  

Botch: Chalobah take a bow son! What a pass for Moses to score. Unbelievable.

Doug Woodcock: Nathaniel Chalobah that was filth!   

Conwa: Chalobah is a don.   

I'm going to say yes, Nathaniel Chalobah knew exactly what he was doing - wonderful, confident, imaginative stuff from the England youth international.

Lisa: Brilliant flick from Chalobah! Conte plays kids in real situations not like Mourinho. Moses reborn in wing-back role and thoroughly deserved his chance to stake a claim this season.

Anon: Did no one want to point out that Chelsea have FIVE academy products on the bench today? A step in the right direction. 

Jamie in Leicester: Leicester's defence, all in red, parted like the Red Sea for Moses there.  

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