Match of the Day

That's all from this live text, but there is plenty more football to come from the BBC on Match of the Day this evening. Here's the running order...

• Tottenham v Stoke
• West Ham v Chelsea
• Newcastle v Leicester
• Crystal Palace v Bournemouth
• Huddersfield v Brighton
• Burnley v Watford
• Swansea v West Brom

Gary Lineker is joined by Jermaine Jenas and Phil Neville from 22:30 GMT on BBC One.

Catch you next time. Cheers!

Phil Dawkes' report of this cracking match is building here.

And you can also find a handy summary of everything that happened in the Premier League today, complete with links to all the reports, over here.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez on the club's position, two points above the relegation zone: "I said it could be like this. We have to understand that the only way [to improve the situation] is to work harder and not to make these kind of mistakes.

"We have to learn and have to have more experience to manage the time that we do things.

"We work very hard. We have a young group of players, they do their best."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Claude Puel, speaking to Match of the Day: "(We had a) fantastic, positive attitude. It is difficult. After a good first half our start to the second half was not enough. We came back with the second goal. It was a fantastic move and a fantastic goal. We deserved this result and now it is important to continue from this result.

"We played against a good team. They played with in a fantastic atmosphere and it was difficult. We showed fantastic spirit.

"It is a fantastic feeling at the end with the third goal and we deserved it."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Claude Puel, speaking to BT Sport: "It's a good result for the last three games but it's important to consolidate our position in the table and continue this work

"It was a difficult game and not our best game because we were up and down. The first half was good but the beginning of the second half was difficult. We scored a terrific second goal and came back after we conceded again with a fantastic spirit.

"It's amazing to see my players with this positive attitude.

"It's a good win away and we go next game to Southampton, a difficult game too and it will be important to recover."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez, speaking to Match of the Day: "It was another mistake (Leicester's third goal). We have to learn and have more experience and manage it better.

"We have seen two or three situations with the same kind of goals. It is sometimes a lack of experience.

"The way we concede, for confidence, it is difficult but we have to keep going. We have to improve the things we are not doing well at the moment.

"These kind of mistakes, you cannot make in the Premier League and we are doing it week in, week out."

Rafael Benitez is now in the tunnel, doing his post-match interviews.

He looks desolate. Quotes from the Newcastle boss coming up...

David Penn: Newcastle to finish bottom and be relegated yet again. I think the investors will be looking for a safer bet and will walk away - and I've been a supporter for 45 years.

Leicester City

Leicester captain Wes Morgan, speaking to BT Sport: "We had lot of possession and a lot of shots on goal. We could have got more in the first half. It was a good game and to get the goal at the end was fortunate but overall we deserved it."

On the team's slow start to the game: "We expect better of ourselves. It took us 10 or 15 minutes to get into the game. It is something we will look at on the training field.

On the team's rise up to eighth in the table: "We had a tough start. No one gave us credit for the tough start. We didn't start well and since we have started to improve and look much better. Once you pick up a few wins it builds momentum."

Right, I'll be bringing you plenty of reaction to Leicester's 3-2 victory over Newcastle, starting with Foxes captain Wes Morgan...

I can, however, put this Alan Shearer tweet in...

Safe to say he's not impressed.

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A few headline stats from Leicester's victory - not pleasant reading for Newcastle fans...

• Claude Puel has won three consecutive Premier League games for the first time as a manager – the Frenchman last won three league matches in a row as Nice manager in March 2016.
• Newcastle have dropped 11 points from winning positions in the Premier League this term; the most of any team in the competition.
• Rafa Benitez’s side are winless in seven Premier League games (W0 D1 L6) and have conceded 15 goals across their last five matches in the competition (an average of three per game).

I can't put Alan Shearer's reply into this live text.

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John Hartson
Former Arsenal striker at St James' Park for 5 live Sport

Everyone knew it was going to be a long, hard season for Newcastle. They've played really well today but they've been outdone by a team with a lot quality.

It was a magnificent game between two teams who showed a lot of endeavor, they were going end to end and it was a great advert for the Premier League. They've shown plenty of character so far this season Newcastle, but whether that's going to be enough to keep them in the Premier League I don't know.

Solid work from Leicester, though, after that early Joselu goal for the hosts. A couple of great goals from Mahrez and Gray, before Perez's unfortunate own goal sealed it.

The Foxes are up to eighth after their third consecutive victory.

Claude Puel's revolution marches on.

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No time for Newcastle to salvage anything as Leicester ruin their 125th anniversary celebrations.

That's the first time Rafael Benitez has lost three straight home games in the Premier League. No points from Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester is a very poor return and leaves the Magpies just two points above the relegation zone.

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Newcastle can't get anything doing, Leicester are doing a terrific spoiling job in midfield.

Just one minute left...

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live

The Leicester fans up at the back of the massive stand behind the goal are making plenty of noise. They have had a great night out in Newcastle. They are a long way from the pitch, but I am sure they are kicking every ball with minutes remaining.

Ayoze Perez is fouled, giving Newcastle what could well be a final chance to get forward.

M Stoney: That was a poacher’s own goal. He just nipped in front of the attacker to poke it into his own net.

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