It's all Leicester now, they have United rattled.

The two who combined for the first goal nearly exchange rolls as Youri Tielemans feeds Kelechi Iheanacho on the edge of the area but the Nigerian drags wide.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Shaw gets caught on the ball, like Maguire for the goal. Man Utd have slumped into the way at the start; they need to up the tempo again.

Wolves starting to grow into the game, they were penned back for large period early on.

Ruben Neves has shaken that knock off and curls in a dangerous cross but neither Conor Coady nor Romain Saiss can get on the end of the it at the far post.

Maxwel Cornet is lurking dangerously as the ball falls loose just outside the City box. John Stones hastily slides in and just about gets there.

Wave after wave of Southampton attacks now. Valentino Livramento is manhandled by Diego Llorente but is not given a penalty, while Mohamed Elyounoussi is crowded out by Leeds bodies seconds later.

Saints have done everything but score. And that's been a problem, not only this afternoon.

Will they be left to rue their profligacy?

Southampton are well on top and almost get a helping hand from Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, who gets his feet in a bigger mess than a nervous Strictly debutant and falls over as he backpedals.

Armando Broja swoops in and his shot is saved by Illan Meslier's legs.

"Champions of England, more recent than you," sing the Leicester fans towards the travelling support.

Stating facts.

How close was this!?

It's been all City but Burnley almost claw it back with one swift move down the left.

Jack Cork cuts it back for Josh Brownhill but he drags it INCHES past the right post...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

Anything you can do...another moment of individual brilliance, this time from Youri Tielemans, brings Leicester City level.

What was Harry Maguire doing? Dawdling in possession as United messed up their own free-kick and how Kelechi Iheanacho and Tielemans made them pay.

WOAAAH.

This would have been something else.

Neal Maupay heads it down for Leandro Trossard and he absolutely thumps it on the volley.

It looks like Tim Krul got an equally impressive fingertip save on it and it smacks back off the crossbar!

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

It's a bit like someone with a pitching wedge, he's just clipped it and got it perfectly onto the green. It's a beautiful shot from Youri Tielemans but Harry Maguire is looking up the pitch - they're trying to play football when they should go long. There is a momentum about Leicester now - they are getting their wing-backs high and that's where this has come from.

Seen some worldies today and this would have been another.

The sizeable Adama Traore bursts forward, beating four or five Villa players before smashing a strike which Emiliano Martinez pushes away.

Less than 20% of the game has been played in the Saints third. Home keeper Alex McCarthy could have been sat against the base of his post for most of the opening half hour.

Not a single shot - on target or into the stand - from a Leeds shirt. No wonder Marcelo Bielsa is pacing around the technical box like someone who needs the loo and the person in front is taking forever in there.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester win the ball brilliantly; Maguire gets caught but wow, what a sublime finish. Maguire needs to meet the ball; Iheanacho was first to it, fantastic goal by Tielemans.

Phil Foden is away down the left. He tries to pick out Raheem Sterling, it deflects off Matthew Lowton and falls for an unmarked Riyad Mahrez.

He sends it to the moon.

Rodri lifts in an inviting ball but Riyad Mahrez's volley is fluffed straight at the keeper.

A better connection and that would have caused real problems. Lovely ball from Rodri.

Image source, Getty Images

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

What a strike that was. It was in from the moment it left Mason Greenwood's left foot. Not a chance for the stretching Kasper Schmeichel. Leicester City had started brightly but that is an absolutely stunner.

Kevin de Bruyne carries it forward for City on the break and finds Raheem Sterling to his right.

He slows it down and uses Riyad Mahrez but Burnley have everyone back.

Villa should lead and you would put your savings on Danny Ings scoring when one on one with Jose Sa, but a low shot is superbly pushed away by Jose Sa.