Just one minute added on at the end of the half. If Leicester can avoid any last-minute drama they will be more than happy with how this half has gone.

Paul Dickov
Former Manchester City striker on BBC Radio Manchester

When Manchester City go 1-0 up, at times we expect a lot more; they should be leading comfortably.

We’ve got to give Claude Puel credit, when Leicester went a goal down they changed to system to get more support to Jamie Vardy and match City in midfield.

Wilfred Ndidi is all over Kyle Walker down by the corner flag and gives away a free-kick. Kevin de Bruyne delivers it into the box but Leicester clear.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

However this game turns out, Manchester City won't be getting a clean sheet today.

It's amazing given their status as runaway Premier League leaders but Pep Guardiola's side have now kept clean sheets in only six of their last 18 games.

Over the same period Crystal Palace have five.

Crucial block by Aleksandar Dragovic! Kasper Schmeichel is beaten to the ball by Raheem Sterling, who is about to roll the ball into the empty net but Dragovic slides in to knock the ball behind for a corner.

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Bernando Silva sets off on a run towards goal. He has a couple of Leicester players in front of him so tries to play in Sergio Aguero but overhits his pass and Kasper Schmeichel gathers.

Femi: Brilliant goal by Jamie Vardy, beating all Man City's superstar defenders again!

Gibson Lee: If Liverpool had conceded that goal all the talk would be about their defensive frailties again.

Wilfred Ndidi and Raheem Sterling tangle again, this time around 25 yards outside the area, and Manchester City have a free-kick. Kevin de Bruyne takes it but the ball goes just over Nicolas Otamendi's flying boot.

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has touched the ball just five times in this match so far, the fewest of any outfield player.

But how important a contribution could the one be that he took inside the Manchester City box before finishing?

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Raheem Sterling draws jeers from the away end as he falls inside the area under a challenge by Wilfred Ndidi.

Moments later, Kevin de Bruyne tries again on the left, this time beating Marc Albrighton to cut inside the area before smashing an effort a goal, Kasper Schmeichel does well to push it behind for a corner.

Kevin de Bruyne tries to make something happen on the left but he is ushered away from danger by Adrien Silva.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Not surprisingly, the away fans are suddenly making a lot of noise, while there are a few groans from the Manchester City fans around me whenever their side give the ball away with sloppy passes in the final third of the pitch - they know how dangerous this Leicester side is in the break.

By the way, Jamie Vardy is now on a run of four goals in four Premier League games - the last time he was on a scoring streak as good as that, he famously managed 11 in 11.

Kolo: Jamie Vardy's industry pays off. City's defence doesn't like to be barraged by counter attacks!

Jay Barnes: As a celebration Jamie Vardy should've run to Riyad Mahrez and asked if he really wanted to sign for Man City...

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Nicolas Otamendi steps in front of Jamie Vardy to cut out Fousseni Diabate's pass and Manchester City work the ball forward to Bernardo Silva. He dances his way into the area before smashing something towards the far post - could be a shot or it could be a cross - but Kasper Schmeichel takes no chances, thumping it away.

Paul Dickov
Former Manchester City striker on BBC Radio Manchester

Kyle Walker gives it away and Nicolas Otamendi dives in, but give Jamie Vardy a lot of credit. He still has a lot to do when he picks up that ball. But a poor goal to concede from Manchester City’s point of view.

There's renewed energy coming from the away end as the Leicester fans roar their side on after that equaliser. Suddenly play is wide open after Manchester City looked in control of the first 20 minutes.

Abu Ali: Riyad Mahrez could have been on the Man City bench instead if the deal went through... Oh the irony...

Andy Gee: Combined distance of Sterling's 20 goals this season must be about 21 yards.

His side may be winning but Pep Guardiola is a man who demands perfection as he shows his frustration at a stray pass that prematurely ends a Manchester City attack.

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