Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE text commentary of the Premier League clash between Leicester and league leaders Manchester City. Team news to follow, kick-off is 15:00.

Goals from Gabriel Jesus and Kevin De Bruyne prove the difference as Manchester City extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to nine points with a 2-0 win.

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Three minutes will be added on at the end of the game.

The man of the match De Bruyne is replaced by Ilkay Gundogan.

It was another fine performance from the Belgian.

It will be a first defeat for Claude Puel in charge of Leicester, but he won't lose too much sleep over it. Next up for the Foxes is West Ham away on Friday night.

In truth, the result hasn't really been in doubt since Gabriel Jesus's opener on the stroke of half-time. Guardiola's side has controlled the game without having to move out of second gear.

As it stands, Man City will move nine points clear of second-placed Chelsea.

And Man City also make a change, with Bernardo Silva coming on for Sterling.

Leicester make a double substitution with Slimani and Okazaki replacing Mahrez and Iborra.

Maguire goes into the book for a cynical foul on Sterling.

It is quite surprising that Claude Puel has only made one substitute at this stage of the game... He has Okazaki and Slimani on the bench.

Man City are still controlling possession, but they are playing at a much slower tempo now.

Fuchs makes a crucial last-ditch tackle to dispossess Sterling in the Leicester penalty box.

Sane collects the ball on the left and drives to the by-line. He only has Sterling in the box and his cross is slightly behind the England international and Leicester can clear.

Ndidi tries to find Vardy with a long ball over the top, but Ederson is confidently off his line to head it clear.

Sterling plays a delicious one-two with Silva and the former tries to find Jesus with a square pass, but Schmeichel does well to palm it behind for a corner.

Former Man City striker Kelechi Iheanacho replaces Albrighton.

Sane goes down under the challenge of Albrighton inside the box but the referee Graham Scott is well positioned and waves play on.

Ndidi's shot is deflected into the path of Vardy who loops a header over Ederson, but Walker makes a desperate clearance off the line. Again, it wouldn't have counted as Vardy was marginally offside.

The corner is played short. Eventually the ball is worked to Sterling who twists and turns in the Leicester penalty box, but he is wriggled off the ball.