Alisson Becker 6
Largely unemployed and no chance for Leicester’s winner.
Trent Alexander-Arnold 7
Distribution, particularly over range, caused Leicester issues and defensively decent until being pulled out of position in build-up to the winner.
Joel Matip 7
Had to negotiate most of the game on a yellow card after foul on Iheanacho, and went on a number of trademark forward runs that deserved better reward.
Virgil van Dijk 6
Barely involved until just before the interval as Leicester kept the ball away from the Dutchman. Dealt with Vardy well enough.
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Kostas Tsimikas 6
Got into some good progressive positions but too often his deliveries were erratic and made the wrong choice.
Fabinho 6
Escaped after an early foul on Choudhury and made little impact, too often seemingly treading on egg-shells to avoid the booking that would see him miss the Chelsea game. Subbed.
Jordan Henderson 6
Playing a lot more offensively than normal, got into some good shooting positions but lacked accuracy. Became bogged down second half. Subbed.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 5
Almost caught out Schmeichel with one cross intended for Henderson but otherwise far too peripheral and overly ambitious in possession. Subbed.
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Mohamed Salah 6
Won and missed a penalty, headed the rebound against the bar and later saw Schmeichel make a great save. One of those nights.
Diogo Jota 5
Had one shot blocked during the early exchanges but only rarely popped up after that other than creating chance for Mane and when wide with one header.
Sadio Mane 5
Saw a lot of the ball in the opening quarter but too loose with his touch and responsible for poor miss in second half.
Naby Keita (for Oxlade-Chamberlain 55) 5
Unable to make any positive difference unlike last week.
James Milner (for Fabinho 64) 5
Made some challenges but gave the ball away too often.
Roberto Firmino (for Henderson 70) 5
Didn’t make much impact.
