Peter Schmeichel

Peter Schmeichel, if you don't remember too much about this game, will we remember it as the game that Jamie Vardy broke the Premier League record?

It's an amazing achievement, and I'm very pleased to say that Jamie Vardy has rushed off the field to speak to us live here on Saturday Night Football.

Congratulations, Jamie.

That must feel like a huge weight off your shoulders.

11 consecutive games, and you've made history tonight.

But let's just talk about the goal before we come to the performance itself.

I want you to have another look at it.

It was actually a corner that you were defending.

Is this a point where you feel that you can hurt teams?

How good does that feel, watching that?

Oh, let's not go there, Peter.

I guess it's just a lot of relief coming off, because has it been a difficult week for you?

Because there's been so much talk about this record, so much talk and focus on you this week.

Do you think there'll be a little bit of disappointment in the dressing room that you haven't actually managed to beat Manchester United today?

Congratulations.

Any plan then to stay in the top two or three for the rest of the season, I'm guessing?

But enjoy this moment, if you can, individually as well.

It's heaven for Jamie Vardy!

It's a Premier League record and a little bit of history for Jamie Vardy.

And it finished one apiece between Leicester City and Manchester United.