Chelsea score twice in stoppage time to beat Leicester in thrilling FA Cup quarter-final
Foxes had come from 2-0 down to level through Mavididi & bizarre Disasi own goal
Cucurella & Palmer put Chelsea in command before half-time
Leicester defender Doyle sent off for denying goalscoring opportunity
Chelsea 2-2 Leicester
Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One
Maybe this is the new football at Chelsea. It's one end to the other. Palmer just gets too much on that shot. It's great to watch, but Pochettino must be pulling his hair out.
Chelsea 2-2 Leicester
I can't wait to show you the highlights of that Leicester leveller. For the second round on the bounce they've scored a screamer.
Back to the action and Chelsea get Cole Palmer on the ball but he curls an effort from range over the top.
Chelsea 2-2 Leicester
Leicester make a change. Abdul Fatawu is replaced by Yunus Akgun.
Chelsea 2-2 Leicester
Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One
That was coming with the sloppiness in his Chelsea time. Mavididi just looks up and shapes it into the corner. He gets much time to come inside, it's a beautiful goal.
Chelsea 2-2 Leicester
Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge
Wow, what a moment of quality. It had been coming. The away end is bouncing!
Stephy Mavididi (63 mins)
A stunning, stunning equaliser!
It's absolutely deserved, Chelsea have been so sloppy and straight from their wasted corner Leicester come down the other end, feeding Stephy Mavididi who cuts on to his right foot and curls a brilliant strike into the top corner.
Boom! The Foxes are back in it.
FA Cup: Stephy Mavididi scores equaliser for Leicester against Chelsea.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Chelsea fans applaud Mykhailo Mudryk winning a corner, almost out of relief. It's the first time they've really been in Leicester's half.
The corner is wasted as Mudryk blasts it against Raheem Sterling's back.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge
Ben Chilwell has just spoken and gestured to Malo Gusto, asking him to help calm down the Chelsea defence. They look nervous at the moment.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Axel Disasi is the first Chelsea player to score an own goal in an FA Cup game since Michael Essien vs Tottenham in the 2007 quarter final.
Chelsea won the cup that year.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One
Chelsea are playing quite a high line, they never really drop deep.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Leicester sense an equaliser. Abdul Fatawu plays in a lovely cross which is just too pacey for Patson Daka who attempts a diving header.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Has there ever been a more error-strewn side than Chelsea?
That said, they are still winning this one 2-1 and are on their way to another trip to Wembley. So I guess things can't be that bad.
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That has to go down as one of the most ridiculous own goals ever. What on earth was Disasi thinking?
Keith, Leeds
Not blaming Disasi as he's been solid enough this season. All comes down to a liability in net who instils no confidence whatsoever.
Adam
What a finish from Disasi. Chelsea need a striker. He's not a very good defender, so he could be the next Chris Sutton or Dion Dublin.
Paul
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Brutal!
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge
The Leicester fans are chanting 'shoot' every time Disasi touches the ball. It's going to be a tough second half for him.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Chelsea look incredibly nervous.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One
The goalkeeper gets down really well. It's nice football from Chelsea again.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Not controlled at all Alex. Moisés Caicedo comes forward for the Blues but Jakub Stolarczyk dives to keep out his low shot.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge
This is not the controlled second half that Pochettino will have hoped for. The Leicester fans have hope and are the ones making the noise at the moment.
Chelsea 2-1 Leicester
It's so open now as Nicolas Jackson hits the side-netting for Chelsea before Patson Daka has a cross gathered by Robert Sanchez.