Jamie Vardy 10, Youri Tielemans 8, Kevin De Bruyne 5: Manchester City v Leicester City player ratings

Brendan Rodgers' side run out 5-2 winners at the Etihad where Jamie Vardy scored a hat-trick

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  MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Ederson – 5. Had no chance with four of Leicester’s goals and couldn’t be blamed for Vardy’s majestic second. But still, conceding five can hardly warrant a good rating. EPA

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  Kyle Walker – 5. Conceded the penalty that allowed Leicester to level after getting the wrong side of Vardy. His pace got him out of trouble at times but a game to forget for the full-back. EPA

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  Eric Garcia – 4. Lost Vardy for the striker’s second, before a clumsy foul on the Leicester man allowed him to complete his hat-trick from the penalty spot. City desperately need Aymeric Laporte back. EPA

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  Nathan Ake – 6. Shipping five on his first home league start is hardly ideal, even if he wasn’t to blame for any of the goals. Scored a good header, albeit a consolation. Reuters

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  Benjamin Mendy – 3. Gave away a silly penalty toward the end of a shambolic display. Often caught out of position, most notably to allow Castagne space to set up Vardy’s second. The Frenchman looked set be the next great Premier League left-back before a succession of injuries struck. If he’s to recover that form, he’s got a long way to go. EPA

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  Fernandinho – 5. Lacked his usual presence in midfield and left City open to Leicester’s counter-attacks. Subbed off after 51 minutes for Academy graduate Liam Delap. EPA

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  Rodri – 6. The Spaniard started well as City controlled the first half hour, but as his team imploded, his influenced faded. PA

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  Riyad Mahrez – 7. Opened the scoring against his old club with one of sweetest struck shots you’re likely to see this season. Unfortunately, that was as good as it got for the Algerian, who didn’t really threaten for the other 86 minutes. He should probably get a 5 or generous 6, but his goal was that good. EPA

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  Kevin De Bruyne – 5. One of the rare occasions where the Belgian didn’t dominate the game. Just couldn’t get anything going as Leicester refused to allow him any space. EPA

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  Phil Foden – 6. Never really in the game and replaced after 64 minutes by new signing Ferran Torres. EPA

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  Raheem Sterling – 5. Didn’t make any real impact on the game as Leicester sat deep. Easily handled by the visiting defence. EPA

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  SUBS: Liam Delap (51’) – 6. Almost scored a league debut goal but saw his header hit the bar. Looks a promising talent and City’s demise against Leicester certainly not his fault. Reuters

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  Ferran Torres (64’) – 5. Can’t remember a single thing the Spaniard did of note. An impact sub he was not. EPA

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  LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel – 7. Had no chance with either goal but produced some good saves and commanded his area with typical authority. Reuters

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  Daniel Amartey – 7. Deployed on the right side of a back three, the Ghanaian slotted seamlessly into the Leicester defence. A very pleasing performance on his first league appearance since October 2018 having been sidelined with a long-term ankle injury. AFP

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  Jonnny Evans – 7. An assured display from the Northern Irishman, who alongside his defensive partners, kept City at bay. AP

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  Çağlar Söyüncü – 8. Commanding performance from the Turkish centre-back. Hardly gave the City forwards an inch. A defender tailormade for the Premier League. AP

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  Timothy Castagne – 8. Great run and low cross for Vardy’s second the highlight of another strong performance. The Belgian has taken quickly to life in the Premier League. AFP

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  Nampalys Mendy – 7. Played a vital role in stifling City's attacks and ensuring their 72 per cent possession did not translate into goalscoring chances. EPA

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  Youri Tielemans – 8. Top performance from a top player. Produced a perfectly weighted pass to Castagne to start the move for Leicester’s second and matched City’s midfield all game. Scored the third penalty. EPA

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  James Justin – 7. Got forward in support of Leciester's counters and stuck to his defensive duties. A solid game. Getty Images

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  Dennis Praet – 6. Difficult for a player like Praet to affect a game when his team see so little of the ball. Replaced on 69 minutes. Reuters

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  Jamie Vardy –10. Smart turn to draw the foul for the penalty, which he comfortably converted, before a classy first-time finish for his and Leicester’s second. Won and converted a second penalty for his hat-trick to become the only player to score two trebles against Pep Guardiola’s City. Only one other player has scored a hat-trick against a Guardiola City side: Lionel Messi. AP

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  Harvey Barnes – 8. Caused all sorts of problems for City’s defenders with his running on the ball. Played the pass that led to Vardy’s foul for the first penalty. The English forward is developing into a fine player. EPA

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  SUBS: James Maddison (69’) – 8. Scored an absolute worldie to turn the win into a rout, curling a long-range effort into the top corner. Then won the penalty for Leicester’s fifth. Leicester will be even better when he’s back to full fitness. EPA

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  Christian Fuchs (80’) – N/A AFP

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  Kelechi Iheanacho (85’) – N/A. AFP

Leicester City secured a sensational 5-2 Premier League win over Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

Riyad Mahrez scored a sublime goal in the fourth minute as City began brightly. However, Leicester City were level before half time when Jamie Vardy won and converted a penalty.

Vardy scored his second to give Leicester the lead with a magnificent flick finish after the interval, before completing his hat-trick with a second penalty.

Substitute James Maddison made it 4-1 with a stunning long-range effort, and Nathan Ake reduced the deficit with a header with six minutes remaining. Any hopes of a late City fightback were dashed when Youri Tielemans tucked away Leicester's third penalty of the game after Maddison was brought down by Benjamin Mendy.

Assessing the individual performances from the game, Jon Turner provides his player ratings in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next slide, click on the arrows, or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.