Former Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has taken his Leicester City side to the top of the English Premier League after beating Chelsea 2-0.
The Foxes dominated the game against Frank Lampard's struggling side and goals from Wilfred Ndidi and the outstanding James Maddison gave them a deserved victory.
It means Rodgers men are a point clear of Manchester United in second place, although Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's resurgent team have a game in hand.
Only champions Liverpool have now scored more goals than the free-flowing table-toppers as they look to secure a Champions League place after last season's final day disappointment.
Rodgers was delighted to seal victory against the Londoners at the 16th time of asking.
He told Sky: "I thought it was a very good performance.
"Obviously they are a hugely talented team and you see thier individual quality but I thought as a team collectively we were excellent.
"We are a real threat. Harvey Barnes was sensational. I thought we were very good.
"You can see the maturity in the performance as well and that's the pleasing.
"Tonight it was a really good and professional performance with some real good moments of football."
