Leicester v Tottenham LIVE: Premier League latest score and goal updates as Jamie Vardy equalises for hosts

Suddenly, a Tottenham defence that had looked totally at ease are struggling for shape. Destiny Udogie gets himself in a pickle and seems to bring down Abdul Fatawu, but the penalty appeals from teh Leicester players are waved away.

This was always the danger for Spurs. Having been utterly dominant, they are now in a contest, Leicester swelling in size after their first shot on target found the back of the net.

Half-fit, no preseason, barely a touch all night, but Jamie Vardy is back in the Premier League and back scoring goals!

Leicester build pressure for the first time, Victor Kristiansen’s cross whipped across the face of Guglielmo Vicario and kept alive by Abdul Fatawu. Fatawu has time to settle himself and pick out a vacant Vardy, who directs a clean header past Vicario. Remarkably, Leicester are level!

A fine chance for 2-0! A delicate pass from Pape Sarr sends Dominic Solanke into the box, but the striker’s stiff shot is straight at Mads Hermansen.

That has just stirred the home crowd from their slumber. A crunching tackle from Jannik Vestergaard on Dominic Solanke also gets them going, while Heung-min Son is appropriately marshalled as he picks up the pieces.

Leicester’s brightest move of the match! The flag is up against Bobby Decordova-Reid but until he was slightly too eager in his sprint, it was immaculate passing football, the summer signing and Jamie Vardy combining effectively. Pape Sarr got back to block Decordova-Reid’s shot before the linesman intervened, but it’s a sign that Tottenham are far from safe just one ahead.

A useful intervention from Victor Kristiansen, stepping across James Maddison after some lovely football between the Tottenham midfielder and Pedro Porro.

There isn’t anything overly apparent in terms of tactical shifts from Leicester, the same 4-4-2 used out of possession with the hosts yet to touch the ball in the half.

No immediate substitutions, the 22 men that started the game back out there for more.

Just about a quarter of possession so far for the home side. Enzo Maresca-ball this is not, but Steve Cooper will surely remind his players that, despite their inferiority, it is only 1-0. Does the Leicester manager change the approach or personnel?