Get Involvedpublished at 19:11 Greenwich Mean Time 21 December 2019
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Delano: City playing like they have something to prove. Great stuff.
FT: Man City 3-1 Leicester
Vardy scoops opener over goalkeeper Ederson
Mahrez levels with a deflected strike before Gundogan penalty
Jesus prods in a third to extend lead
Foxes four points ahead of Man City in second
Carlo Ancelotti appointed new Everton boss
Shamoon Hafez and Phil Dawkes
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Delano: City playing like they have something to prove. Great stuff.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
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Man City 3-1 Leicester
Man City playing keep-ball now.
They know this is won.
Get that report written, Bevo.
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James Stanton: Am I the only one that thinks this Caglar Soyuncu guy can fit City's defence like a glove?
Man City 3-1 Leicester
Here comes the first Man City change.
Rodrigo Hernandez Cascante, better known as Rodrigo, or Rodri, depends where you read, comes on for Gabriel Jesus.
12 to go.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Etihad Stadium
This is a fine effort from the champions.
They responded so well to going a goal down.
Man City look as though they're on course to narrowing the gap between them and Leicester to one point.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
A last Leicester change.
Youri Tielemans is replaced by fellow countryman Dennis Praet.
Belgium rolling out the classy central midfielders.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
Gabriel Jesus netted his first goal in 12 home games for Manchester City in all competitions, since netting against Schalke in March.
Each of his last 14 goals for the club before today had been scored away from the Etihad.
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That is how good Jesus is. You think he is still playing rubbish but then he pops up with a great goal. Game over.
Asa, Kent
Man City 3-1 Leicester
Kevin de Bruyne running the show for Man City again.
He wants a goal to his name now, but his left-footed shot from the angle is tipped over by Kasper Schmeichel.
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Abdul Said: Hope this game is not going to knock Leicester City's confidence.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
All Man City.
Riyad Mahrez looking for another but his thumping drive smashes Caglar Soyuncu in the...
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Man City 3-1 Leicester
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium
Kevin de Bruyne has been absolutely magnificent tonight.
The Belgian missed too many games to be effective last season but he seems to have got his form back.
Leicester have not been able to keep him quiet.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
Leicester looking to pull one back but Ilkay Gundogan halts Jamie Vardy's run with a trip from behind.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
Lee Hendrie
Former Aston Villa midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
That third goal is deserved if I'm honest.
Kasper Schmeichel made a great save a short while ago but he couldn't do anything about that one.
It's all City at the moment.
Man City 3-1 Leicester
John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Etihad Stadium
Kevin De Bruyne gets all the praise for the creation of the goal.
Brilliant stuff from De Bruyne to power into the box and put it on a plate for Gabriel Jesus.
Gabriel Jesus (69 mins)
And some of you lot were saying about Gabriel Jesus?
This is made by Kevin de Bruyne, obv, ghosting past Caglar Soyuncu and rolling a pass across the back post for Jesus to tap home four days before Christmas.
Points in the bag?
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What a keeper Kasper Schmeichel is. Like a fine wine he gets better with age.
Ken, Newcastle
Man City 2-1 Leicester
No, no, no.
Ayoze Perez's eyes light but with the ball at his feet on the angle of the box, but he blazes a horrible shot way over.
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Daniel Potter: How on earth is that not a penalty and red card for Ederson? takes out Barnes completely with no contact with ball and even worse sees Barnes come off injured. Shocking.