Sevilla 2 Leicester 1: Jamie Vardy and Kasper Schmeichel kept Leicester’s Champions League hopes alive as they escaped from Sevilla still eyeing the quarter-finals.

Leicester 0 Chelsea 3: As Chelsea maintain their grip at the top of the Premier League it appears as though even the millions of Chinese football cannot stop them marching towards the title.

Club Brugge 0 Leicester 3: Rampant Leicester marked their Champions League debut in stunning style as they thrashed Club Brugge 3-0. Boss Claudio Ranieri had warned against expecting another fairytale but it was a dream night in Belgium after Leicester scored twice inside the first half an hour.

Danny Drinkwater will not face any further action over his response to being sent off in Leicester's draw with Manchester United yesterday.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal last night called for the FA to take disciplinary action against Leicester defender Robert Huth as his own player Marouane Fellaini faces punishment for throwing an elbow during the teams’ 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.

Claudio Ranieri has named Tottenham as title favourites as the Leicester boss moves to ease the pressure off his side.

Leicester City 1 Norwich 0

In the middle of December, I spotted the story online about your man, Keval Nakeshree, the fella from Gloucester who placed a £5 bet on Leicester at 1000/1 to be top of the Premier League at Christmas. My heart went out to the poor auld devil at the time. ‘Jeez, what a bet, it’s a pity he’ll come up short’. After Leicester defeated Everton 3-2 on Christmas week, Mr Nakeshree picked up a cool £5,000.

Manchester City 1 Leicester City 3: Claudio Ranieri has gone from the curse of the Faroes to the top of the pyramid, and the genial Leicester City manager is threatening to smile all the way to the Premier League title.

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri refused to accept his team were now title favourites after their sensational 3-1 win at Manchester City.

Robert Huth scored twice as Leicester sensationally thrashed title favourites Manchester City 3-1 to continue their remarkable challenge for the Barclays Premier League crown.

Jamie Vardy’s wonder strike helped Leicester send out a title warning.

Leicester 3 Stoke 0

Tottenham 0 Leicester 1: A thumping header from Robert Huth sent Leicester heading back to the summit of the Premier League, second behind Arsenal on goal difference only, after Liverpool’s late equaliser at Anfield.

Robert Huth’s late header proved enough for Leicester to beat Tottenham at White Hart Lane.

Vardy has recovered from a minor groin surgery in time for tonight's big game.

Leicester 2 Chelsea 1: Claudio Ranieri may deny it, but of all of his 10 wins as Leicester City manager, this will have surely been one of the sweetest. 

Leicester City 1 Manchester United 1: In many ways Saturday was a severe case of deja vu for Jamie Vardy. On the same weekend four years ago he also scored in a 1-1 draw, playing through the pain barrier to help his side earn a valuable point.

Newcastle 0 Leicester City 3

Prosecutors in the US are reviewing an investigation into a model’s accusations that comedian Bill Cosby sexually abused her at the Playboy Mansion, an official said.

Leicester 2 Arsenal 5: Tomorrow night’s Champions League duties first, then Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger can forget about his hang-ups with petro-dollar rivals Chelsea and Manchester City this week and refocus on a favourite old enemy.

Leicester 3 Aston Villa 2: Claudio Ranieri hailed the spirit and character of his players after seeing Leicester stage a remarkable comeback to defeat Midlands rivals Aston Villa 3-2.

Bournemouth 1 Leicester 1: Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri was delighted to see his side come through a stern test at Bournemouth after Jamie Vardy’s late penalty secured a point.

Leicester City 1 Tottenham 1: Tottenham supporters have not had much to sing about so far this season. Three games, two points and just one bright spark - Dele Alli- after a disappointing draw against Leicester City.

Claudio Ranieri has promised Leicester fans that his players will fight for the cause when the going gets tough.

LEICESTER CITY 4 SUNDERLAND 2:

Leicester City 5 QPR 1: Jamie Vardy and Charlie Austin both marked their England calls by scoring as Leicester unceremoniously dispatched QPR back to the Sky Bet Championship.

Sunderland 0 Leicester 0: Leicester players are backing both Nigel Pearsons for manager of the year awards after the Foxes completed perhaps the greatest of all escapes. That’s one for the man we see in public, and another for the real Pearson.

Leicester 2 Southampton 0: Leicester manager Nigel Pearson praised the way Esteban Cambiasso has adapted to a relegation fight during his first year in English football.