Leicester City 2-4 Chelsea: EFL Cup third round ....SEE OTHER RESULTS

•  This guy scored the first and second goal for Leicester...hehehehehe...Okazaki..
• Defending Premier League champions face Chelsea in a League Cup tie for the first time since 2007
• Leicester make seven changes, with Marcin Wasilewski, Ben Chilwell, Demarai Gray, Andy King, Jeff Schlupp, Shinji Okazaki and Ahmed Musa all starting
• Chelsea also make several alterations as Asmir Begovic, Cesc Fabregas, Victor Moses, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Pedro and Michy Batshuayi are handed a chance to impress
• N'Golo Kante starts on the bench in his first game back at the King Power Stadium since his £30m summer exit
• Antonio Conte's side narrowly beat Bristol Rovers in round two, while The Foxes received a bye through to the third round due to their involvement in European competition
• The visitors are seeking to bounce back from a first defeat under their new manager at home to Liverpool last week
• Leicester will hope to continue building momentum after consecutive 3-0 victories over Club Brugge and Burnley
•  Chelsea hit back on the stroke of half-time. Cahill has not played well defensively tonight, but he makes his presence count in the opposition box by getting away from Morgan at the back post and heading Fabregas' corner beyond Zieler.
  Luiz made sure it was over the line, but that's Cahill's goal.
  Azpilicueta scored in the  (49' minutes)
  • Bournemouth2 Preston2
  • Brighton1 Reading2
  • Derby0 Liverpool3
  • Everton0 Norwich2
  • Leeds1 Blackburn0
  • Leicester2 Chelsea 4
  • Newcastle2 Wolves0
  • Nottm Forest 0 Arsenal 4
    

    Cesc Fabregas scored twice in extra time as Chelsea came from two goals down to beat 10-man Leicester and reach the EFL Cup fourth round.

    Shinji Okazaki's header and instinctive strike put Leicester in control, but Gary Cahill nodded in before the break.
    Cesar Azpilicueta equalised with a long-range effort before Foxes defender Marcin Wasilewski was sent off.
    Fabregas' clipped finish put Chelsea ahead early in the first extra period and a powerful shot sealed the win.
    It had been a pulsating cup tie - particularly in the second half - with chances at both ends but Wasilewski's dismissal for elbowing Diego Costa ultimately proved costly.
    Chelsea deserved to progress but Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri will perhaps be buoyed by his side's performance for much of the game, with glimpses of the incisive attacking and compact defending that helped them win the title last season.