Leicester vs Arsenal player ratings: Who stood out as Foxes go second at the King Power Stadium?

Goals from Jamie Vardy and James Maddison took Leicester into second

Harry Latham-Coyle
Saturday 09 November 2019 15:22 EST
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Jamie Vardy and James Maddison propelled Leicester City to victory over Arsenal as the Foxes moved into second in the Premier League.

Vardy swept home at the end of one of many excellent moves the Foxes produced during the course of an entertaining game at the King Power Stadium before Maddison rifled a superb finish into the bottom corner to double the lead 15 minutes from time.

Leicester had earlier been denied by the crossbar as Wilfred Ndidi’s 12-yard shot found a wooden home, while Vardy had been denied in the first half by a vital touch from Callum Chambers sliding back at the far post.

The defeat plunges Unai Emery‘s future into yet more doubt, with Arsenal now eight points off the top four and without a win in five games in all competitions.

Leicester, conversely, leapfrog Chelsea and Manchester City – still to play against Liverpool – and could end the weekend just five points off the Premier League leaders.

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