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FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester - listen to 5 Live reaction
Vardy squares for Barnes to score after defensive error, before Tielemans scores second
Dallas pulls one back, before Vardy scores and Tielemens grabs a second
FT: Fulham 2-0 West Brom - listen to Radio London commentary
De Cordova-Reid heads hosts ahead, before Aina strikes into top corner
Neil Johnston
Time to say farewell, folks. As always, thanks for your company and if you have missed anything, you can catch up here.
Stay safe. Until next time.
FT: Fulham 2-0 West Brom
Fulham
Fulham midfielder Bobby Reid: "We were gearing up for this game all week and we went out and performed.
"I had a feeling I would get one today. I just tried to get into attacking situations.
"We have to start somewhere. Today we got the three points. it's a nice dressing room right now, everybody is buzzing, so hopefully we can take that into next week."
Loads more football this week....
Tuesday: Manchester City v Olympiakos; Atalanta v Liverpool.
Wednesday: Chelsea v Rennes; Istanbul Basaksehir v Manchester United.
Thursday: Ludogorets v Tottenham; Arsenal v Molde; Benfica v Rangers; Leicester v Sporting Braga; Celtic v Sparta Prague.
Friday: Brighton v Burnley; Southampton v Newcastle.
You're spoiled!
FT: Fulham 2-0 West Brom
West Bromwich Albion
West Brom manager Slaven Bilic, speaking to Sky Sports: "They were better than us in everything - in quality, commitment, everything really. We can't play like this, We have to be in the red zone, we have to be crazy, we have to be what we were in the last few days. We have to put what we do in training into the match.
"We started well then after that the commitment, engagement and taking responsibility drops. Everything starts with the work rate. It was nowhere near good enough
"It is worrying. Not the position or the points but the performance. I was optimistic before this game but not like this. Not good enough."
FT: Fulham 2-0 West Brom
Fulham
Fulham boss Scott Parker:
We definitely got what we deserved. Overall, very, very pleased. We are going to have to force things a bit and risk the ball at times.
The clean sheet was vitally important. I think we looked very solid in managing the game. Overall, we did a lot of things very well.
We are definitely maturing and definitely improving. We got a result and it is brilliant but we have to keep moving forward.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Leicester City
Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought we were technically brilliant. You have to deny Leeds space and if it becomes a basketball game they have shown they will cause you problems so we had to deny the space.
"We had the quality to play when we had the opportunities and I thought we were amazing right across the team - it was a really good team performance. This team has got an amazing mentality with lots of young, hungry players.
"I know we have quality in the final third and I'm really pleased with the flexibility and how we are improving. It's still very early and most of our games have been away but we've had brilliant performances and I'm delighted.
"When you are in Europe and want to be competing in the Premier League your squad is so important. We knew this was going to be a tough game and physically we were very good."
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Leeds United
Stuart Dallas became the first Northern Irish player to score for Leeds United in the top-flight since Nigel Worthington against West Ham in December 1994.
He told Sky Sports: "There is a lot we can learn from this game. There are lots of things we can work on.
"In the first half we played below the standards we have set ourselves."
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Leicester City
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BBC Sport:
I thought my players were brilliant. We had to be tactically disciplined and then play when we had the ball.
If we get to March, April and we are in that position [second], then it will be nice, but there is a long way to go.
We are missing some key players. Top-class international players but two 19-year-olds in the back line were superb tonight.
It's early days but the top of the Premier League features Liverpool, Leicester, Tottenham, Everton and Southampton.
No sign of Arsenal, Manchester City or Manchester United.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
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FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
Jamie Vardy has got better with age, he doesn't waste energy running into the corner flags. He runs into the 18-yard-box. He's still very sharp, he's got loads of energy, he doesn't give the defenders a second's rest.
It's easy as a centre forward to drift in and out of games, running into channels and trying to help everyone else but the way he moves around, he just doesn't stand still.
He's getting even better and even wiser.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Brendan Rodgers is speaking to Sky Sports and says his side were 'tactically brilliant'.
He tells former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino, who is listening in the studio: "Mauricio's holiday is over. He needs to get back to work!"
Nice.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Leeds United
Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa talking to BBC Sport:
In the first 30 minutes we defended poorly and after we didn't create enough danger. That is one of the main responsibilities of the manager.
I am not taking the blame, just stating the players were not correctly distributed. The players are disappointed. Every game is an opportunity to recover, especially after a defeat.
Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Leicester City
Leicester City have made their joint best-ever start to a top-flight campaign (after seven games), matching their tally from 2000-01 (15 points).
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Leicester City
Leicester's Harvey Barnes talking to BBC Sport:
An early goal was massive for us. Jamie Vardy has shown he is a great goal scorer and a great team player. We are confident, we go into games thinking we can get three points.
We have started very well and have got a very strong squad.
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RE ReindeerHotdog [21:53] - Is Vardy's 'one trick' being an all round quality footballer? Fair enough but it's a pretty good trick
Jordan
That one trick being a searing turn of pace, fantastic movement and deadly finishing? Yep, how defences haven't sorted that out is baffling.
Martin
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
That was a Jamie Vardy masterclass, he led the line superbly. Leicester sat deep, countered, James Maddison made a huge difference in the second half when he came on and the third goal was devastating, it was such a slick move. It was too much for Leeds after that. Leeds will ultimately be alright this season, they are too good to go down. But it was a really good game of football.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Five successive away wins for Leicester in the Premier League and Europa League this season. That's decent.
Their next away game? Liverpool on 21 November. Brendan will relish that.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's not been Patrick Bamford's night or Leeds' night. They've given it a go, though, as they always do. They've played front-foot football but in the end they have been out-thought and out-smarted.
FT: Leeds 1-4 Leicester
Brendan Rodgers is on the pitch congratulating each and every one of his players. He looks absolutely thrilled. And so he should be. That was a terrific performance.