Leicester's Ricardo Pereira was the man to come off for Marc Albrighton at half time. Was just waiting for confirmation.

Jonny Evans' looping ball to Jamie Vardy is headed away only as far as Marc Albrighton.

Enda Stevens wins it back and releases Billy Sharp. He does well to win a free-kick near the touchline.

Patrick Klasen: Someone just suggest Iheanacho was better than Jesus? Blasphemy

Sulaimon Adelekan: Kelechi Iheanacho is in the form of his life and also at the right time for Nigeria's qualifiers for the African Cup of Nations.

Off we go again. Any way back for Sheffield United?

Feel like it's compulsory for me to tell you to watch Match of the Day later for that Leicester goal.

Youri Tielemans' no-look pass to Ayoez Perez, before his poked ball through to Jamie Vardy is exquisite. Fifa-worthy.

Kelechi Iheanacho has scored in three consecutive Premier League appearances for the first time.

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Southampton

More from Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to BBC Sport: "I can remember we were one of the best home teams at the beginning of the season, what has happened in the second half we have to answer the question ourselves.

"We are not hungry enough and the basics are missing at the moment which makes it very difficult to win games."

On Southampton potentially being dragged into a relegation battle: "We know that it is a dangerous situation because it is always tough to win games in the Premier League, but we should concentrate not on the table but how we are playing."

On whether the FA Cup will be a welcome distraction: "We have a chance to get to the next round but we have to play better than today."

Brighton & Hove Albion

More from Brighton manager Graham Potter: "Today we rode whatever luck we needed, there wasn’t a VAR against us and we managed to see the game out.

"I felt quite comfortable second half, even though when the scoreline is that close you are never comfortable, so there were still a few butterflies.

“We have to not worry about anyone else. We have to focus on ourselves and getting the points. We haven’t got enough points as it is so we have to keep working. The only way to do that is to focus on the next match, which is Newcastle.

“It’s a fantastic result from a performance that deserved three points. We have said that a lot (about our performance in matches) when we haven’t got the points.

“It’s a fantastic reward for the players and will help them keep going. We will keep fighting and on to the next match."

On Adam Lallana: "I thought he was fantastic today. He takes the ball in tight areas, links the play up really well and uses his voice to organise the team.

“He’s a really important player and person for us. Really delighted for him – that’s his second 90 minutes, so we need to recover him and get him ready for the weekend."

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester are full of confidence, they've dictated the game. They've had all of the ball, they've created three good chances and scored one.

I don't remember Schmeichel making a save.

Sheffield United have to go for it. They've got nothing to lose.

Southampton

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to BBC Sport: “We had a not so good start. We came back a bit better, with a few chances, but in the second half the opponent wanted it more and we have to be self critical about it because it was by far one of the worst games we have played this season.

"It is time to work on a few basic fundamentals in the next weeks.

"The second goal gave them a lift. After we did not have a solution, only one chance at the end. But in total it was not enough to deserve a point today. We see that our game is far away from what it has been this season."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Graham Potter speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought it was a deserved victory. Full credit to the players, they had to adapt. We lost Dan (Burn) at half time with a tight hamstring. So we had to adapt and I thought we did it really well.

"Second half we got a really good goal and when we had to defend we defended against a really good side that plays with huge intensity.

"Overall, I’m so proud of the players."

We've had some more reaction from St Mary's, where just under an hour ago Southampton fell to a 2-1 defeat to Brighton.

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Far too comfortable for Leicester. Kelechi Iheanacho's goal the only difference as it stands though.

Enda Stevens works it up to Billy Sharp on the left but Jonny Evans just shoves him off it to win possession back for Leicester.

It comes over to Wilfred Ndidi and Leicester will reset to switch it around the back.

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Ricardo Pereira cuts it back to Kelechi Iheanacho on the edge of the box. He jinks inside onto his right foot, is about to shoot and loses his footing.

It falls to Pereira, who tees up Iheanacho again but there's two defenders around him. He groans in frustration.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's into the final third and then you're looking for quality.

This was a well-worked goal.

Vardy uses his pace and whips it across the goal. And it's a brilliant finish from Iheanacho.

Now, will Sheffield United come out?

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Work to do for interim boss Paul Heckingbottom.

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