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And it is all over. That is two wins in two for Leicester under Craig Shakespeare as the Foxes gained a deserved victory.

This was the Leicester of last season, playing with freedom and attacking at pace. And you can throw in the return to form of both Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez as well.

What must Claudio Ranieri be thinking?

For Craig Shakespeare, the second job interview has gone the way of the first - with a deserved 3-1 victory.

Game over. A corner from the left wing is flicked on by Onyinye Ndidi and the ball inadvertently bounces off the head of Hull midfielder Tom Huddlestone and into his own goal.

Leicester and Craig Shakespeare get the three points.

So nearly the game. Substitute Demarai Gray shoots low, but Eldin Jakupovic is equal to it.

Tom Huddlestone gets a booking, sliding in on Jamie Vardy but missing the ball and taking the ankle.

Time is running out for Hull.

A good save from Leicester's Kasper Schmeichel keeps his side ahead, as the big Dane gets down well to his right to keep out Oumar Niasse's low effort.

From the training ground? Marc Albrighton's corner is played deep to the edge of the penalty area and Christian Fuchs volleys at goal.

Think of a Manchester United routine with Paul Scholes volleying in. Only Fuchs is no Scholes. And the ball goes well wide.

Leicester win a corner, as they push for the third goal that would kill things off. That is the end of Riyad Mahrez for today as he is replaced by Islam Slimani.

Another striker comes on for Hull. Adama Diomande on for Lazar Markovic. They're going for it, but then again, they don't have much choice.

Fifteen minutes left for Hull to get back into this one. Are we set for a dramatic finish?

Nii: Leicester - please what's happening. Raneri gets fired and both Vardy and Mahrez start scoring. Digger in the back?

A change for Leicester. Demarai Gray comes on for Shinji Okazaki.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

For all of Riyad Mahrez's trickery it's a mistake by the goalkeeper. I can forgive him for the first goal but not the second goal.

Quite simply, Claudio Ranieri just didn't need to tinker. Changing the team puts doubts in players' minds, and then they lose confidence and results go against them and that is why they lost faith in Ranieri.

A change for the visitors as they look to attack. Striker Abel Hernandez comes on, with midfielder Alfred N'Diaye trotting off.

Hull immediately try to fire back. Kamil Grosicki's free-kick from a tight angle forces a diving punch from Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel to clear the danger.

It had been coming. Riyad Mahrez had twice had attempts in the last two minutes, and now he is on the scoresheet.

He is jinking on the edge of the area, trying to create some space and then fires in a low shot from the edge of the penalty area. Although Eldin Jakupovic can get a hand to it, he can't keep it out at his near post.

The Hull keeper will be unhappy, but Leicester will not care. They lead.