Niall Quinn

All these players that generally are tidy and nervousness started to fill the air.

And Leicester pushed and pushed and pushed and tried to get something out of that.

Looked as if they had a most curious, unusual situation where the two taps probably prevents them from getting a point.

And that's the key.

I think if he's not there, I think Kasper Smichel moves another yard or two to his left.

Referee can't really see any of that from the angle.

He's either kind of linesman.

I think Kasper Smichel does not see that.

It's not a clean strike.

I think he starts and goes further over to the left.

You can see he's kind of in the line of the shot.

He can't really see it.

And it doesn't go in with blistering pace.

It's a miss it.

This is a better angle.

He makes his way across and stops after three yards.

That's an unnatural place for him to stop.

Because he's stopping there because he's got to try and keep a view of it.

Probably more so because his own defender is there.

But it means that Raheem has done some part of it.