And the Man City grief continues.......

Jon Gates: Oh Pep. You inherited teams that could run themselves. City is different.  

Richard Knights: John Stones would drive me nuts if I played with him. He needs to be told that he is not as good as he thinks he is.  

Aaron Marshall: Is this Leicester or Real Madrid  

So much for consistency.

Robert Huth is practically wearing John Stones' shirt at a corner, but referee Michael Oliver adjudges to be no foul.

Thought those incidents were being punished this season? Or was it a rule only to be applied in August?

Whatever the case, Huth is lucky to get away with it.

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The Leicester defence moving up, down, left and right in unison while Manchester city try to prize an opening.

Midfielder Fernando is found on the edge of the box, but his shot is block by a player in blue.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

It's good, sharp counter-attacking play by Leicester again. 

It's a good sign for me if I was playing against this Manchester City team, I have seen a few of them moaning at each other, moaning at the referee - it is not the behaviour of champions or top level players.

If you are playing against them you think "yes, that's what I like to see".

Kevin de Bruyne puts the cross into the box which is headed away by Wes Morgan.

This is more like the Leicester of last season.

Manager Claudio Ranieri must have given them a rocket during the week.

Five minutes to half time, reckon the Italian will be happy with this?

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The home fans disapprove but it's the correct decision.

Leicester's Marc Albrighton is pulled up for a trip on Jesus Navas.

Manchester City can put the ball into the box here...

Leicester goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler stretched to push a cross away.

It is a crucial touch as Kelechi Iheanacho was haring in to get his head onto the ball.

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Manchester City working the ball around, but have two banks of four to get past.

Again, Aleksandar Kolarov attempts a long-range drive, which is blocked by a Leicester man.

Why bother?

Leicester City 2015-16. Where have you been?

Patrick Mwangi: Leicester crawling back into the league and City seems to be the stepping stone......A big stepping stone.   

David Adamson: As a Leicester fan when I saw the starting line up as last week I thought I'd be surprised if we didn't lose by 3 goals. Certainly didn't expect this! 

Stephen Williams: Entire seasons can turn on a game like this

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

Manchester City's biggest threat is coming from De Bruyne's set pieces, which is testament to how well Leicester are playing. They haven't really created any chances.

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John E Corke: Brilliance from Ranieri. Best prep for a big Champions League win: a loss in the PL. And, it would appear, vice versa.  

Tim Verhaert: Man City cleary miss Aguero. He's the best with his feet. Could have used him in goal now instead of Bravo.  

Meer Shah: It already looks like Man City have been way too reliant on Aguero this season. Damage limitation the name of the game now.   

Kevin de Bruyne is at the heart of every Manchester City attack.

This time the Belgian curls in a lovely ball which is heading for the top corner, but Ron-Robert Zieler flies to his left to push the ball away.

One for the cameras, but he did his job and kept the ball out.

Claudio Bravo making notes at the other end of the pitch.

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City earn a corner which is whipped in by Kevin de Bruyne.

It's flicked on by Fernando in the six-yard box and Aleksandar Kolarov stretches but cannot get his header on target.

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City all over the place at the back. It's not the weather to try and play cute football deep in your own area.

Goalkeeper Claudio Bravo gives a dangerous ball to the edge of the area for Fernando, who in turn over hits a pass back to John Stones.

The £50m defender is forced to take a touch and clear the ball up field.

That could easily have gone wrong.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

Jamie Vardy didn't get those goals last year by chance. He got them by ability and dedication and a professionalism to his game.

He has stuck with it, got on with his game regardless of what people have said. He's showing people what a top-class striker he is.

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Nah.

Aleksandar Kolarov attempts a left-footed drive from around 30-yards out, but it is always rising and will not trouble Ron-Robert Zieler.

Won't be getting back into the game like that.

Pep Guardiola would be advised to avoid social media for a while...

James Purkis: Tuned in for the downbeat Jamie Vardy sequel, but turns out they're showing a re-run of the first movie - muppets!

David Simpson: Did Pep NOT watch any Leicester footage from last season???

Sho Rahman: Idiotic tactics from Guardiola. Such a high line against Vardy and he's loving it. It's funny to watch really

Any way back for Manchester City?

They have conceded three times in the opening 20 minutes of a Premier League game for the first time since February 2003 when they conceded four against Arsenal.

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Almost a fourth!

Riyad Mahrez tries a curler from the edge of the box, but Claudio Bravo dives to his right to push the ball away.

No word of a lie, Bravo has actually made a save. As in, he has kept the ball out of the net.

Bravo, bravo.