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THREE minutes to be added on. Jamie Vardy is still chasing.

Ilkay Gundogan is coming on for Kevin de Bruyne in the City midfield now.

The Belgian's powerful strike was worthy of winning any match. Cue the applause.

So Leicester are headed for a first defeat under new manager Claude Puel - in the Frenchman's third match in charge.

No shame in losing to this City side. They've been very good. Again.

Harry Maguire goes in the book for a tired looking challenge. Leicester seem spent.

Changes. Bernado Silva is on for Raheem Sterling for City.

Leicester switch it up with Shinji Okazaki replacing Vicente Iborra and Islam Slimani on for Riyad Mahrez. That's the sound of dice being chucked in a last-chance saloon.

Just under 10 minutes to go now. City are looking home and hosed.

David Pleat
Former Leicester boss at King Power Stadium for 5 live Sport

I don't know if anyone's going to catch them. They have so much depth in the squad, they can cover in any position and I've not seen a team like this in a very long time. I think this run will continue and it's very enjoyable to watch. They look unstoppable.

Ooooh, another Leroy Sane cut-back from the left that flies across the Leicester box.

The home side are still yet to produce a proper reply to this, and you can just sense the home fans' fading.

A Raheem Sterling one-two with David Silva, so quick the feet and minds, then Sterling's cut-back towards Gabriel Jesus is somehow kept out by a heap of Leicester bodies - goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel finally pawing the ball behind for a corner.

Kelechi Iheanacho has a point to prove against his former employers and is on in the place of Marc Albrighton.

Yet to score for Leicester in the Premier League.

Wilfred Ndidi believes. He drives a shot into a pair of City legs on the edge of the box, the ball pops up to Jamie Vardy in the box and he loops a header over the onrushing Ederson.

It's bouncing in... But Kyle Walker zooms on the scene and makes a fantastic last-ditch slide to clear the ball away.

But anyway - the flag was up - Vardy was offside.

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David Silva is blowing hard now and it's not hard to see why. It's been a relentless effort full of dynamic invention and guile, as the Spaniard pops up again with a shot that is just deflected wide.

At 2-0 though, Leicester can still believe. Can't they?

Effortless. Look it up in a dictionary and you'll see a GIF of Gabriel Jesus sliding past Wes Morgan. There's no rush, City are enjoying this now.

But Fernandinho then gets sloppy, Riyad Madrez slips in Jamie Vardy, who knocks the ball wide but is offside anyway.

A sign of a change in fortune for the Foxes?

Raheem Sterling beats Christian Fuchs twice, then cuts back and takes him on a third time but loses the run of the ball and Leicester hoof it clear.

Nothing's sticking up top for the Foxes though. No matter how hard Jamie Vardy runs it just keeps coming back. City are in full control.

They're on course for a 16th consecutive win in all competitions - extending their own English record.

Kevin de Bruyne's not a man short on confidence. No sir.

Kyle Walker opens himself out and knocks a first-time pass into the Belgian's path and naturally he looks to smash it home from about 40 yards.

After his goal today, you can't blame him for trying.

David Silva fires just over the bar now as City again turn it up to 11. They started sloppily this second half but these past five minutes have been utterly sensational.

Leicester are reeling, clinging to the mast in this storm.

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss at King Power Stadium for 5 live Sport

Football is a cruel game at times and it was encapsulated there. Brilliant from De Bruyne. He drove it into the top corner and it shows the value of having a two-footed player like De Bruyne right there.

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And it really should the three!

Gabriel Jesus is found in the box as Leicester are run ragged at the back again - he's only six yards out from goal but can't contort his body around the ball to get good enough contact.

It's straight at Kasper Schmeichel, and Leicester, somehow, survive.