Jamie Vardy stretches his legs and takes on Jan Vertonghen. He gets into the box and gets a shot away but Paulo Gazzaniga is alert to it.

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Scott: We might not be quite ready for top 6 (very sadly) but boy does our pitch look lovely!

Lee: I don't get this witch hunt against Harry Kane. It's sad but it seems there's always a mob mentality with football fans to have a vendetta against someone.

Dave Payn: One inaccuracy in Paul's otherwise excellent summary. The ref and/or VAR would have awarded a free-kick on the edge of the box as that was where the foul occurred.

Son Heung-min has space to turn into and sets up Erik Lamela on the edge of the box. He goes for the curler but it's always flying high. Not by much!

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Harvey Barnes combines with Youri Tielemans to win a corner on the left but James Maddison's delivery is headed clear. Wilfred Ndidi wasn't too far away.

Jonny Evans and Danny Rose then get into a bit of a tangle on the backline before it goes out for a goalkick. Rose gives Evans a stern stare as he jogs back to his own half.

Serge Aurier's pass is a sloppy one and Son Heung-min won't get there on the right. The Spurs striker turns away and sighs.

A frustrating afternoon for him so far.

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Ben Chilwell's cross races inches ahead of Jamie Vardy. The striker gives him a thumbs up for the delivery.

Harry Kane's cross from the left is looking for Son Heung-min but Caglar Soyuncu gets across to steer it away.

James Maddison then plays it through to Harvey Barnes on the opposite flank but the winger can't get past Serge Aurier.

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Paul: The general football knowledge In the UK is getting worse! Drawing "conclusions" from nonsense. Kane stayed up because he had a no-lose situation. Had he not scored, the ref could have given the penalty anyway! Hardly evidence of him being a "diver". Or otherwise! So the only conclusions that can be made are:

1. Is Kane a great finisher- yes, because he is.

2. Is Kane a habitual diver- yes, because he is!

Very comprehensive Paul!

Harvey Barnes wriggles his way past Serge Aurier and Moussa Sissoko on the left but his curling strike hits Toby Alderweireld.

A confident restart.

Back under way at the King Power. Can Leicester find an equaliser?

Leicester are winless in their last 45 Premier League games in which they have been behind at half-time (D10, L35) since a 3-2 win over West Brom in October 2015...

Harry Kane scored his ninth Premier League goal against Kasper Schmeichel, more than any other goalkeeper he has faced. (Eight vs Jordan Pickford).

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

It's had everything. The fans have definitely been entertained but the difference has been Harry Kane. He's been quiet and looked tired, but when you need someone to take one moment he's got the clinical edge.

Leicester have created so many chances but haven't been able to take any of them.

Ian, London: Amount of people that call Kane a diver is unbelievable, especially given that no club is squeaky clean. Just other clubs trying to talk him down as he can finish any kind of chance off, even when on the floor from a challenge of pub side quality.

James Scowcroft
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio London

It's been a good performance in the end by Tottenham. They have weathered the storm from Leicester and then continued to play their game and not get stressed. They look in control now. Leicester have been a little bit wasteful so far this game.

Moussa Sissoko and Kasper Schmeichel are having heated conversations with referee Paul Tierney as they walk off the pitch.

Schmeichel is particularly unhappy!

Still very much in the balance. A ruled-out-goal for Leicester and falling-over-goal for Spurs.

James Maddison runs into Harry Winks and concedes a foul. He turns away frustrated and engages in a deep conversation with Ben Chilwell.

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