That goal has certainly lifted Coventry.

Kasey Palmer runs onto the ball and takes a shot from distance although it's straight at Max O'Leary in the goal who has a relatively comfortable save to make.

Swansea's Liam Cullen tries to find Jamie Paterson with a long ball over the top, but Leicester keeper Mads Hermansen is quickly off his line to head the ball out for a throw.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

The formation that Bristol City are playing, they have a back five with two wing-backs.

Cameron Pring is playing on the left side, but such is the reputation of Tatsuhiro Sakamoto for Coventry, Pring hasn't got forward at all.

Bristol City win a free kick in a dangerous area on the right-hand side of the 18-yard box, about 20 yards from the goal.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman steps up to take it facing a two-man wall, but he makes a cross rather than a shot at goal and it's poor and comes to nothing.

What's he doing up there? Leicester centre-back Wout Faes gallops down the right wing to earn his side a throw-in near the corner flag.

The hosts recycle possession and, from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's cross, Dennis Praet gets there first but his header just loops up in the air before Kasey McAteer nods a tame effort towards goal which is held by Swansea keeper Carl Rushworth.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It is the sign of a good team.

I've been on the wrong side of this, you dominate the opposition then they score against the run of play.

This is Coventry's season at the moment. They are getting goals from all areas.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto has hit much better shots than that one, but the accuracy was unerring.

Swansea enjoy their first real sustained spell of possession - but it's all in their own half as Leicester continue to press and squeeze their opponents.

Enzo Maresca's Foxes really do seem like a nightmare to play against.

Nick McInally
Harrogate Town media assistant on BBC Radio York

"Nearly but not quite," sums up the Harrogate Town performance so far.

It is hard to see why Sutton are in the bottom two, they are getting a lot of joy in the wide areas.

Swansea's Jerry Yates has his third shot of the night, this time a left-footed strike from 20 yards which Mads Hermansen holds on to in the Leicester goal.

Robins skipper Jason Knight tries to create some space and does enough to get a shot away, but it takes a deflection which takes all the sting out of it.

Still goalless and all square.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Leicester are finding so much space in the inside channels.

Against a high line of Swansea, the high ball over the top is the one that Leicester have tried to use so far.

In League One, Joe Morrell and Connor Ogilvie both have efforts at goal in the same passage of play for leaders Portsmouth but Oxford keep the visitors at bay.

You can tell Swansea want to play a possession-based, flowing style of football under new head coach Luke Williams.

But that's easier said than done against a team that presses as energetically and high up the field as Leicester.

The Foxes don't give their opponents a second's rest, and they're a potent attacking force when they get the ball.

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A huge chance for Patson Daka on his return to the Leicester team.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall tees him up with an inviting low cross from the left but a stretching Daka can only prod his shot wide.

Swansea's Jerry Yates then curls an effort over the bar from 20 yards.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Bristol City are comfortable.

It is almost like Coventry are waiting for them to score before they get started.

They have got to wake up quickly.

Not ideal for Coventry who have already lost captain Ben Sheaf to an injury.

He went down off the ball and has been replaced by Joel Latibeaudiere.

The pace has dropped off a little after a frantic start to this game.

Leicester look very comfortable already, whereas Swansea have yet to settle properly.

Omari Patrick comes close to an opening goal for hosts Sutton but his header was tipped over the bar by Harrogate keeper James Belshaw.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

It is all good so far from Oxford's point of view.

Portsmouth have had more of the ball.

Oxford United are quite happy to sit back and defend.