Chris Lord: He may have a dodgy bag, but no dodgy feet about Maddison! Great finish!

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James Maddison hobbles back onto the pitch after Christian Eriksen's free-kick is headed clear by Caglar Soyuncu.

The Leicester defender then has to hook the ball away for a corner - Tottenham's second of the match.

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Two goals have been ruled out by VAR today - no other Premier League game has seen more than one goal ruled out by VAR before this.

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89 mins

Leicester 2-1 Tottenham

James Maddison, who may have just given Leicester the win, has picked up a knock and needs treatment.

Murray: I thought VAR was supposed to reduce controversy but its creating even more. Its great for the game.

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Spurs are going all out now. On comes Lucas Moura. Tanguy Ndombele goes off.

Karen Carney
Former England women's winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Unbelievable strike from James Maddison!

He only has one thought and he lashes it into the bottom corner. We've been saying that he has to turn his chances into goals and he's buried that.

The disallowed goal for Tottenham has totally knocked them.

Hamza Choudhury is the latest change from Brendan Rodgers. He replaces Youri Tielemans.

Acrobatics going on at the King Power!

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Demarai Gray's first action is to go in clumsily on Danny Rose. He gets a yellow for it.

Harry Kane finds himself in space on the left and forces a save off Kasper Schmeichel. The keeper spills it but Caglar Soyuncu is there to hook away the rebound.

On comes Demarai Gray. Harvey Barnes is the man to go off.

A ball floats in from the left and it's just too high for Christian Eriksen. Serge Aurier the flashes a shot wide of the far post.

Christian Eriksen's free-kick from the right is a poor one and Spurs are forced to race back to stop the counter-attack.

Under 10 minutes of normal time to go.

Omar, Kent: I have Son and Aurier in my fantasy team... not sure I'm a fan of VAR now.

Chris: Every fan ever: I am in full support of VAR until a tight but correct objective decision goes against my team, in which case it is ruining football

Brian, Slough: VAR is pure precision theatre. The moment a pass counts as being played forward is subjective, the part of the body that is chosen for the attacker and defender is imprecise, but they pretend to measure it by fractions of a milimetre! Absurd. The football equivalent of them checking your shoes at airport security.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Manchester City are celebrating their 125th anniversary this season and are marking it today with a natty old-school version of their programme from their first match at their old Maine Road ground, in 1923.

That's not quite the last time Watford beat City, but it must feel like it for Hornets fans, who have seen their side beaten in their past 11 meetings in all competitions, conceding 38 goals, including a 6-0 defeat in last season's FA Cup final.

Son Heung-min flicks it around two defenders and smashes a powerful cross from a tight angle on the right side of the box.

Kasper Schmeichel gets a hand to it, not knowing whether there's someone behind him or not!

Christian Eriksen is on. He replaces Erik Lamela.

Arthur Crube: If VAR hadn't existed every analyst would have said he was onside. Are the PL officials in a competition to see who can use this technology in the most pedantic way possible?