James Maddison has two goals, one assist and now a booking for clipping the heels of Nottingham Forest's Renan Lodi.

James Maddison has 14 goal involvements since 11 May - the joint second highest in the Premier League - along with Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne.

Only the incredible City striker Erling Haaland, with 17, has more.

Brennan Johnson, son of ex-Ipswich and Nottingham Forest forward David, looks some player and he's definitely been the visitors' best performer today.

He strikes at goal powerfully and Danny Ward's palms would have stung at that one, but he keeps out the effort from his Wales team-mate.

Ward's clean sheet still intact with 10 minutes to go.

John: Forest signed 22 players and the players doesn't seem to be gelling together at all.

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The Leicester fans are bouncing and in great noise. The King Power can have a great atmosphere and there's nothing like a four-goal thrashing of your rivals to get the home fans celebrating.

Lee Blakeman
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Game set and match!

What a cheeky goal.

You need to check that out on social media!

Lee Blakeman
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

The sting has gone out of this game now completely.

The final change for Nottingham Forest and it is Orel Mangala on for the disappointing Jesse Lingard.

A lot was expected of the ex-Manchester United man, especially after he impressed so much during a loan spell at West Ham, but he was well off his best today.

Brennan Johnson then goes on a superb, direct run for the visitors before he is eventually crowded out for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

The Nottingham Forest fans are making quite a racket in the corner.

The array of songs from the 3,000-strong travelling contingent has included singing Steve Cooper's name.

It is clear Cooper has credit in the bank after guiding Forest to promotion.

Does the hard-nosed businessman who will determine Cooper's Forest future feel the same?

James Maddison twists and turns and an excellent Cruyff turn gives him space to shoot at goal. But there's no hat-trick yet as the radar is a bit off and the ball is a bit wide of the post.

Leicester's Danny Ward is on course for his first Premier League clean sheet of the season and makes a steady one-handed save to keep out an effort from substitute Emmanuel Dennis.

Although the flag was then raised so it wouldn't have counted anyway. Still a nice save though.

A change up front for Leicester as Jamie Vardy comes off with Patson Daka coming on for him.

Forest do likewise and change their front man too as ex-Watford man Emmanuel Dennis replaces Taiwo Awoniyi.

How different this game would have been if Awoniyi's first half shot had bounced in off the post instead of bouncing out.

If it stays like this both sides will have four points, but it will be Nottingham Forest on the bottom with Leicester 19th as the Foxes have the better goal difference.

Dennis: How's that not a penalty to Leicester City?

Harvey Barnes' volley flicks off the arm of Steve Cook. Panic for Forest, but a reprieve as VAR says Cook, sliding in to charge the shot down, had his arm in a natural position when the ball hit it.

Seen them given.

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A great chance for Nottingham Forest to pull one back. Taiwo Awoniyi breaks the Leicester offside trap, his shot is parried by Danny Ward just inside his penalty area and it falls to Brennan Johnson.

The Wales international briefly has an open goal but a heavy touch means Leicester can get back and keep it at 3-0.

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Leicester's Harvey Barnes plays a tidy give-and-go with Kiernan Dewsbury Hall with Barnes winning a corner as Steve Cook sends it behind.

Two-goal James Maddison goes across to take it and gets a superb reception from the fans in that area. The delivery eventually falls to defender Wout Faes but he scoops his shot over the top from a tight angle.

Pendo: Nottingham Forest are making a poor Leicester side look like Barcelona.

Sean: Leicester fans singing sacked in the morning. Last week they were singing it about Brendan. Short memories!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

Three changes at the break and a new attitude required for Nottingham Forest.

It almost goes without saying that they need to score first - and probably quite quickly - to salvage anything from this game.

All three players replaced are summer signings, which hints at a problem.

Does Steve Cooper know what his best team is?