A cold day in the East Midlands soon heated up once the match kicked off, with no quarter given by either team in a fiercely contested game and some heavy challenges flying in, especially from the home side as three players were booked in quick succession for bad tackles, one of which left Cole Palmer visibly bloody and bruised.

However, it was Chelsea who looked dangerous on the ball throughout the game, resulting in Nicolas Jackson giving us a first-half lead with a goal all of his own making, pressuring Wout Faes to regain possession before a clever touch past his centre-back partner Caleb Okoli and excellent outside-of-the-boot finish.

We had another disallowed for Noni Madueke due to a narrow offside call against Marc Cucurella, and Palmer thought he'd scored only to see his effort on the rebound from a tight angle strike Madueke on the line, although both players could see the funny side of their bad luck.

We did get a second later in the game, when Enzo Fernandez followed up to complete the job after Jackson's initial header had been saved by the keeper, meaning the stoppage-time penalty scored by Leicester's Jordan Ayew was merely a consolation for the home side at the end of a game when they had been thoroughly outplayed by the Blues.

You can relive the match with some of the best photos from our deserved 2-1 win at Leicester in the gallery below...