FT: Leicester 0-1 Man City
Visitors extend their lead in second place to seven points over Leicester
Jesus breaks deadlock after slotting home
Vardy hits post for Foxes early on
Aguero has goal disallowed for offside before missing penalty
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Totally agree with Rob (13:48). VAR is doing its job well. It's the human decision that falls down. It's going to take some time to tweak and get right. But it's necessary. We've had inconsistencies with refereeing decisions for years. It's just now coming from a different source.
Josh. Seoul.
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Lucas Moura dances his way along the edge of the area before attempting to clip the ball across the box but Andreas Christensen is in the way. A better spell for Spurs.
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Mark Chapman
BBC Sport presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live
I have a statement from PGMOL on why that wasn't a red card... Give me strength... Not a clear and obvious error because the VAR didn't feel there was anywhere else for Lo Celso to put his foot.
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Willy Cabellero punches Giovani Lo Celso's corner. The ball is sent back into the box but Cabellero catches on the line from Toby Alderweireld's header.
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Erik Lamela takes the free kick and it pings off the wall and behind for a Spurs corner.
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Chance now for Tottenham to do something as they win a free kick just outside the box when Andreas Christensen blocks off Lucas Moura's run towards the box.
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Am amazed Azpi isn't leaving on a stretcher. Not so amazed none of us can understand the VAR decision. It'd be funny if it wasn't so dangerous.
Alex, Brighton
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Finally a Tottenham change as Jose Mourinho sends on Erik Lamela for Tanguy Ndombele.
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Expecting the usual criticism of VAR over the red card...VAR did its job; it captured an incident you could easily miss in real time. The problem is incompetence; there is an official at the other end somehow deciding that it's not a red card. VAR or no VAR, the standard of refereeing is the problem.
Rob
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A quick turn and Tanguy Ndombele powers into the Chelsea box but can't get past Reece James. Good covering by the 20-year-old because that was a Tottenham goal otherwise.
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Mo: How is that not a Red..again VAR officials leave me speechless
Theo Bowyer: Think that is the clearest red card you will see... VAR is an absolute joke. Scared to override the referee even when it’s blatant
Ruz: As a Spurs fan, I have to say Lo Celso should be sent off. That's a simply awful 'challenge' and how VAR doesn't see that as serious foul play is beyond me.
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Tottenham are not at the races at all today and lucky to still have 11 players on the pitch.
Approaching the hour mark and no suggestions yet that Jose Mourinho is considering changing things.
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Never mind a gun with no bullets, this Tottenham side is like a cockerel without feathers on a ball without air.
Emil, Stroud
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Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
What are they seeing at Stockley Park that we're not? Lo Celso's nowhere near the ball, no intent to play the ball, and it's with anger.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea fully deserve this 2-0 lead. They have been by far the more progressive team while Spurs have been so short of attacking ideas.
Lampard loved that goal. And why not? Mourinho downcast.
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's a definite sending off. It's not a great tackle and you can see why Cesar Azpilicueta was in so much pain.
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Wow. Surprised at this as VAR, after a long look, decides that is not a red card. It looked horrible on the replays.
We play on.
Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham
Oh this is nasty.
Giovani Lo Celso stands on César Azpilicueta's ankle and VAR are taking a long look at this...