Man City. Great team, shocking barnets. Both Sergio Aguero and Kyle Walker have bleached their lids, perhaps as a tribute to the Romanian 1998 World Cup squad. The brightness of their hair is only outdone by the socks, which could be used to mark roadworks on the motorway.

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Joe Wedgwood: Dire season for Arsenal, Emery not working out. So, so demoralising to see such a great club hit such mediocrity.

Amrul Choudhury: Claude Puel could have still been employed if he used Jamie Vardy properly.

Haseeb: Arsenal and Chelsea are enjoying this year's Europa League so much that they don't want to part with it even in the next season.

Leicester City

Leicester's Youri Tielemans speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it's a big win today. We scored three at home against a big team and it's always a pleasure.

"It's the first header of my career. We played the full game, both halves, at high intensity and with good quality."

Leicester City

Leicester's Jamie Vardy speaking to Sky Sports: "We thought we wanted to get out after starting slow last week and we did that today.

"I think the intensity he has us playing at, we're winning the ball much higher up and we have opportunities in behind."

On Youri Tielemans: "The fans are saying it, sign him up, he's been fantastic."

On his second goal from Kasper Schmeichel's kick: "It's actually something we worked on in training this week, we thought Arsenal's defence would play a high line and there'd be opportunities over the top.

"We look forward to Man city next week and look to get as many points as possible."

There's space on the flanks for City. Burnley are mainly defending the width of the 18-yard box. Bernardo Silva, the man with magic in his boots, tries some trickery from the City right, but is crowded out.

Burnley CC is right next to Turf Moor and the playing surface today is as lush as a cricket outfield. Raheem Sterling wants a corner, but the ref hasn't seen a touch from Dwight McNeil.

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Just to mark your card, our focus, naturally, will be on events at Turf Moor, but we will also bring reaction from Leicester's resounding win over Arsenal and build-up to the late game at Old Trafford.

Under way. City, in navy shirts and shorts, luminous socks, are attacking the goal to the left. Burnley are in their usual claret.

Gary's right. It's absolutely glorious in Lancashire. Burnleydorm, not Benidorm.

For as tight as the title race has been, depending on results, it could be won by either Man City or Liverpool as early as a week on Monday.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Turf Moor

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The chatter in a packed press room at Turf Moor is all about the perfect conditions. If Manchester City could have chosen the weather this afternoon, they would have chosen a beautiful, sunny, calm day in East Lancashire. The pitch is also immaculate, so City should enjoy playing on this surface this afternoon.

From Leicester to Burnley, where the title race resumes. The players are in the tunnel - Man City in dad-like blue sweatshirts, Burnley needing no such layering. If you need a reminder of the teams...

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Image source, BBC Sport

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

There's going to be questions [regarding Unai Emery]. Arsenal were heading for the Champions League and they've fully capitulated.

Arsenal's last three Premier League games:

Arsenal 2-3 Crystal Palace

Wolves 3-1 Arsenal

Leicester 3-0 Arsenal

They say things come in threes...

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

A wonderful performance from Leicester City. A brilliant team performance.

When you start the game like Arsenal did, they let Leicester build their confidence. You can see why they set up as they did but they have to do much better away from home and make things happen much earlier.

Arsenal have been blown away.

It's almost three.

Jamie Vardy breaks, he passes to Harvey Barnes, who out paces Sokratis, leaves the Greece defender on the floor, but shoots straight at Bernd Leno.

Silvio De Fede: Leicester deserve even more than this 2-0. They dominated us. Emery is really failing, he isn't the right manager here. Arsenal need to find their fight, Arsenal need a manager like Patrick Vieira.

Alistair Wiseman: Emery will destroy Nketiah's confidence playing him in games that we're losing. Bad man management for the youngster.

Adam Bevan: It's weird knowing that at least one of Man United or Chelsea won't lose later today. The race to finish as low as possible between them, Tottenham and Arsenal has really heated up recently.

MSNasir: Both the title race and the race for the Champions League are going down to the wire. To the very last kick of the last games. Why would anyone not love this league???

Since his Premier League debut in August 2014, Jamie Vardy has scored 30 goals against the 'big six' sides - more than any other player.

It is also his eighth goal in seven games since Brendan Rodgers took over.