Head League pioneers Leicester paralyzed closest adversaries Manchester City with a persuading triumph at Etihad Stadium to move six focuses clear.
Robert Huth turned in Riyad Mahrez's corner to give the Foxes an early lead.
City seldom looked like separating the guests' safeguard, while their own back line seemed defenseless.
Mahrez made it 2-0 with a stage over and completion, and Huth discovered space to head home a Christian Fuchs corner before Sergio Aguero's late comfort.
Take after all the response to this match and Saturday's different diversions
Foxes proceed with fine away frame
Leicester had officially beaten third-put Tottenham at White Hart Lane in January yet this resonating result against Manchester City was their most critical in a surprising season.
The Foxes have now grabbed 28 focuses on their voyages and, in spite of the fact that they were denied a 6th clean sheet in their previous seven matches, this was another win earned by their strong guard.
N'Golo Kante versus Man City
The left-hand realistic shows N'Golo Kante's protective work - he made more handles (green triangles), capture attempts (blue triangles), clearances (purple), and ownership recuperations (yellow) than whatever other Leicester player. Be that as it may, Kante likewise got forward as well - the right-hand realistic shows how 50% of his 68 touches were in the Manchester City half, and he was additionally part of the move that prompted Leicester's second objective
Aguero's looking header from high school substitute Bersant Celina's cross implied Manchester City held their record of just neglecting to score once at home this season, however they had drudged before objective for a significant part of the match.
Claudio Ranieri's side go to fourth-set Arsenal one weekend from now - win there as well, and individuals may be asking 'who can get Leicester?' as opposed to 'can the Foxes truly win the title?'.
Manchester City's barrier again at deficiency
While Leicester's guard was a strong and all around sorted out unit, given further security by N'Golo Kante and Danny Drinkwater in focal midfield, Manchester City looked brazen at whatever point the guests approached.
Martin Demichelis was left level footed by Robert Huth for Leicester's first objective and was beaten effortlessly by Mahrez for their second, while Huth was totally unmarked when he made it 3-0.
Things could without much of a stretch have been surprisingly more dreadful for home supervisor Manuel Pellegrini in his first diversion at the Etihad since it was reported Pep Guardiola would be supplanting him in the late spring.
Leicester's Jamie Vardy twice broke clear to hook on to balls over the top and was just kept from causing further harm by savvy hinders by Joe Hart.
Man of the match - Leicester's Robert Huth
Leicester protector Robert Huth commends his second objective
Robert Huth is not known for his goalscoring abuses - before Saturday he had just scored 24 objectives in more than 300 appearances in English football - yet and in addition marshaling his own particular barrier magnificently, he was in the opportune spot at the perfect time at the flip side on two events on Saturday
'Nothing is done' - Pellegrini
Manchester City supervisor Manuel Pellegrini said he had "no protestations" about the outcome however demands his side's trusts of winning the title are not over.
Pellegrini told BBC Sport: "Leicester played superior to anything us. Yielding an objective from a set piece following two minutes was imperative for the amusement.
"We had risks however it was a troublesome diversion. I expected more from the earliest starting point since it was imperative, we are at home and playing top of the table, yet we couldn't do it.
"There are 36 focuses to play for, nothing is done. It is imperative for us to recuperate our players and I am proceeding to not surrender since we got a startling thrashing however we should proceed."
'We play without weight' - Ranieri
Ranieri saluted his side's guarded control at the last shriek, telling BBC Sport: "We played, exceptionally smaller and thought everything could be conceivable.
"We play without weight since we don't need to win the class. We should appreciate. This alliance is so weird and now it is vital to consider Arsenal.
"I need to hold up until the end of April since I know the last matches are extremely intense. This is a phenomenal minute for the Premier League, no one knows who can win it."
What next?
While Leicester head for the Emirates and another test of their title determination, Manchester City must lift themselves up for the visit of another in-structure group, Tottenham, before beginning a keep running of apparatuses that sees them play in the FA Cup, Champions League and the Capital One Cup last in the space of a week.
The details you have to know
Robert Huth has scored more objectives in his last five Premier League appearances (3) as he had in his past 86 in the opposition (2).
This was just the second time in his Premier League vocation that he's scored more than once in a diversion, with the German last scoring two in February 2011 for Stoke v Sunderland.
Riyad Mahrez (14 objectives, 10 helps) turned into the primary player to achieve twofold figures as far as both objectives and helps with the Premier League this season.
Mahrez finished an individual Premier League objective dry season of 11 hours and two minutes with his light up in this portable fire stick.
Manchester City have not beaten any side right now in the main six of the association this season (W0 D3 L4).
Manchester City have lost the same number of class home recreations this season (3) as they had in 2014-15 and 2013-14 consolidated under Manuel Pellegrini (3).
Leicester City have lost only one of their last 16 alliance away recreations (W10 D5 L1).
Robert Huth turned in Riyad Mahrez's corner to give the Foxes an early lead.
City seldom looked like separating the guests' safeguard, while their own back line seemed defenseless.
Mahrez made it 2-0 with a stage over and completion, and Huth discovered space to head home a Christian Fuchs corner before Sergio Aguero's late comfort.
Take after all the response to this match and Saturday's different diversions
Foxes proceed with fine away frame
Leicester had officially beaten third-put Tottenham at White Hart Lane in January yet this resonating result against Manchester City was their most critical in a surprising season.
The Foxes have now grabbed 28 focuses on their voyages and, in spite of the fact that they were denied a 6th clean sheet in their previous seven matches, this was another win earned by their strong guard.
N'Golo Kante versus Man City
The left-hand realistic shows N'Golo Kante's protective work - he made more handles (green triangles), capture attempts (blue triangles), clearances (purple), and ownership recuperations (yellow) than whatever other Leicester player. Be that as it may, Kante likewise got forward as well - the right-hand realistic shows how 50% of his 68 touches were in the Manchester City half, and he was additionally part of the move that prompted Leicester's second objective
Aguero's looking header from high school substitute Bersant Celina's cross implied Manchester City held their record of just neglecting to score once at home this season, however they had drudged before objective for a significant part of the match.
Claudio Ranieri's side go to fourth-set Arsenal one weekend from now - win there as well, and individuals may be asking 'who can get Leicester?' as opposed to 'can the Foxes truly win the title?'.
Manchester City's barrier again at deficiency
While Leicester's guard was a strong and all around sorted out unit, given further security by N'Golo Kante and Danny Drinkwater in focal midfield, Manchester City looked brazen at whatever point the guests approached.
Martin Demichelis was left level footed by Robert Huth for Leicester's first objective and was beaten effortlessly by Mahrez for their second, while Huth was totally unmarked when he made it 3-0.
Things could without much of a stretch have been surprisingly more dreadful for home supervisor Manuel Pellegrini in his first diversion at the Etihad since it was reported Pep Guardiola would be supplanting him in the late spring.
Leicester's Jamie Vardy twice broke clear to hook on to balls over the top and was just kept from causing further harm by savvy hinders by Joe Hart.
Man of the match - Leicester's Robert Huth
Leicester protector Robert Huth commends his second objective
Robert Huth is not known for his goalscoring abuses - before Saturday he had just scored 24 objectives in more than 300 appearances in English football - yet and in addition marshaling his own particular barrier magnificently, he was in the opportune spot at the perfect time at the flip side on two events on Saturday
'Nothing is done' - Pellegrini
Manchester City supervisor Manuel Pellegrini said he had "no protestations" about the outcome however demands his side's trusts of winning the title are not over.
Pellegrini told BBC Sport: "Leicester played superior to anything us. Yielding an objective from a set piece following two minutes was imperative for the amusement.
"We had risks however it was a troublesome diversion. I expected more from the earliest starting point since it was imperative, we are at home and playing top of the table, yet we couldn't do it.
"There are 36 focuses to play for, nothing is done. It is imperative for us to recuperate our players and I am proceeding to not surrender since we got a startling thrashing however we should proceed."
'We play without weight' - Ranieri
Ranieri saluted his side's guarded control at the last shriek, telling BBC Sport: "We played, exceptionally smaller and thought everything could be conceivable.
"We play without weight since we don't need to win the class. We should appreciate. This alliance is so weird and now it is vital to consider Arsenal.
"I need to hold up until the end of April since I know the last matches are extremely intense. This is a phenomenal minute for the Premier League, no one knows who can win it."
What next?
While Leicester head for the Emirates and another test of their title determination, Manchester City must lift themselves up for the visit of another in-structure group, Tottenham, before beginning a keep running of apparatuses that sees them play in the FA Cup, Champions League and the Capital One Cup last in the space of a week.
The details you have to know
Robert Huth has scored more objectives in his last five Premier League appearances (3) as he had in his past 86 in the opposition (2).
This was just the second time in his Premier League vocation that he's scored more than once in a diversion, with the German last scoring two in February 2011 for Stoke v Sunderland.
Riyad Mahrez (14 objectives, 10 helps) turned into the primary player to achieve twofold figures as far as both objectives and helps with the Premier League this season.
Mahrez finished an individual Premier League objective dry season of 11 hours and two minutes with his light up in this portable fire stick.
Manchester City have not beaten any side right now in the main six of the association this season (W0 D3 L4).
Manchester City have lost the same number of class home recreations this season (3) as they had in 2014-15 and 2013-14 consolidated under Manuel Pellegrini (3).
Leicester City have lost only one of their last 16 alliance away recreations (W10 D5 L1).
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