Dave Jones

And of course goals changed games and the momentum then shifted and you could see how much they became in the ascendancy.

But Maddison was the player that pretty much changed it for them as well.

Well let's have a look at this, the man of the match.

This is his statistical breakdown, three key passes in the match.

five dribbles and six touches in the opposition box.

One of those almost resulted in that goal and 12 passes into the opposition box, which is more than any player that we saw here today.

How would you sum up that second half performance, Jamie?

It had everything.

He started to get after the ball, he started to get into little pockets to pick up nice positions.

His final ball was brilliant.

This is obviously the bit of skill that he does and he's going past people and he just started to get his tail up and he enjoyed the game.

You know, he's 22 years of age.

This kid has to play for England now.

He's ready.

We haven't got many players like him.

He spoke as well after the game there.

He was very self-critical.

He's got seven goals last season.

What we've seen as well, I think from Chelsea's point of view, the best player on the pitch for them was a 20-year-old Englishman, midfield player.

And it's the same for Leicester, 22 years of age.