David Jones

Well done both of you, well done.

Cheers, thank you.

Who knows how far it can take them today.

Five goals from Leicester City from five attempts on target.

Efficient and not one from Newcastle.

From their three overall, you see that Leicester had more than twice as many passes.

And Newcastle just four touches.

in Leicester's box and only 31% possession, which we talked about at the start of the programme today, which mirrors pretty much what they managed against Brighton at home last week, but this time because that one red card in the first half had to do it all with 10 in the second.

We'll come on to Newcastle, Graham, but how impressive was that from Leicester City today?

I might have to before next week, Graeme, because we've got 20 minutes of talking to do.

We heard from Ricardo.

He said it opened up for him and Jamie Vardy helped in that process as well.

Yes, a really good finish from him and still only one goal in it through the rest of that first half.

So how costly is that red card?

So give us an idea, Graham, if you're a manager in that situation and Steve Roos is doing all he can to find a result from somewhere, they're only one down, on the verge of half-time, he's going to have a chance to get them going again at the break, and then he loses a man.

Did it feel like a procession in the second half?

There was a VAR check and he was deemed just onside.

Yeah, lovely ball.

Tell me again about the goalkeeper here.

Three minutes, eight seconds later.