Phil Foden – NA. Tried to get a smile out of De Bruyne when he came on to replace him, but the Belgian was far too grumpy to reciprocate. PA
LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel – 7. Quick to make sure the officials spotted Aguero had impeded his view when Fernandinho beat him from distance early on. Repelled two shots from Mahrez. EPA
Timothy Castagne – 7. Was in the right place to block off an Aguero shot, and stood up well to the waves of attack that came down his flank. AP
Daniel Amartey – 6. Lucky to get away with a botched clearance in the first half, and was hassled by the fluid City forward line throughout. AP
Wesley Fofana – 7. Made an important block near his goalline after Amartey’s sliced clearance played the Foxes into trouble, and looked his usual classy self. AP
Jonny Evans – 6. Might have been sharper to block off the space when Benjamin Mendy chopped inside for his goal, and he was left chasing when City netted their second, too. Getty
Wilfred Ndidi – 7. Picked up the first booking of the game for a foul on De Bruyne, but remained inexhaustible in his job blunting the away side’s attacks. AP
Youri Tielemans – 6. Warmed Ederson’s hands with a shot from distance after the restart, but was starved of quality possession because of City's monopoly on the ball. Getty
Marc Albrighton – 6. Characteristically industrious, but it said much about the tough job he faced that his most notable contribution was an interception when City were breaking fast. EPA
Ayoze Perez – 6. Played the pass from which Vardy netted, only for it to be ruled out just as the first half whistle was sounding. Over-employed with defending rather than creating. EPA
Kelechi Iheanacho – 6. A mixed bag. Created an opening for Tielemans with a rapid breakaway, but wasted another good crossing chances, in the few glimpses he had of the ball. EPA
Jamie Vardy – 5. His drought goes on. He had a goal chalked off when he was offside from one of Leicester’s few attack forays in the first half. For most of the rest of the time, he wouldn’t have minded a glimpse of the ball, let alone a goal. Getty
SUBS: Ricardo Pereira – 6. Set up his fellow substitute Maddison with a neat pass, only for the midfielder to scuff his shot limply at Ederson. AP
James Maddison – 6. Picked himself up after being felled by a foul by Walker to get off a shot, but he could only bundle it tamely at Ederson. Getty
Papy Mendy – NA. Brought on seemingly with the main intention of stopping Ndidi from edging any nearer to a red card. Reuters
MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Ederson – 6. The Brazilian goalkeeper scarcely saw serious work, yet still managed to pick up a booking for time wasting. EPA
Kyle Walker – 6. The England full back had a comfortable afternoon, but was a shade lucky not to be booked for a hefty tackle on Maddison. PA
Benjamin Mendy – 7. An unfamiliar goalscorer – all the more so with his right foot – as he netted just his second goal for City. Showed great composure to break the deadlock. AP
Aymeric Laporte – 7. Had to be alert to thwart an Iheanacho break against the run of play in the first half, and was assured throughout. Reuters
Ruben Dias – 7. Made a brilliant goal saving block to deny Tielemans after a fast break by Iheanacho, having been a spectator for much of the time until that point. AP
Rodrigo – 6. Neat and tidy as ever, not least at defensive corners, but did little to stand out. Booked for a foul in the feisty final throes. Reuters
Fernandinho – 8. Denied a goal when his 30-yard drive was ruled out because Aguero was offside. Remarkably skilled at making fouls without being booked. Made it to the 82nd minute before he saw yellow this time. AP
Kevin De Bruyne – 9. Struck the bar with a crisp free kick, although it seemed a lucky award in the first place. His exquisite through ball carved open the clincher for Jesus. PA
Riyad Mahrez – 7. Should have done better when he shot too close to Schmeichel in the lead up to half time. Ditto later on, when a sweeping move ended with him shooting wide. Getty
Gabriel Jesus – 8. Set up a chance that Mahrez should have scored from with a deft backheeled lay off. Got his goal after initially trying to set up Sterling in unselfish fashion instead. AP
Sergio Aguero – 6. Cut a frustrated figure at the end of an emotional week. Blazed his first opening high and wide from a tricky, left-footed volleyed chance, had a couple of other chances, then made way for Sterling. Reuters
SUBS: Raheem Sterling – 7. Exchanged passes with Jesus to set up City’s second, after being introduced as a replacement for Aguero. Getty
Ferran Torres – NA. Given a few minutes at the end, after his successful international break with Spain, but he hardly saw the ball. Reuters
Phil Foden – NA. Tried to get a smile out of De Bruyne when he came on to replace him, but the Belgian was far too grumpy to reciprocate. PA
LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel – 7. Quick to make sure the officials spotted Aguero had impeded his view when Fernandinho beat him from distance early on. Repelled two shots from Mahrez. EPA
Timothy Castagne – 7. Was in the right place to block off an Aguero shot, and stood up well to the waves of attack that came down his flank. AP
Daniel Amartey – 6. Lucky to get away with a botched clearance in the first half, and was hassled by the fluid City forward line throughout. AP
Wesley Fofana – 7. Made an important block near his goalline after Amartey’s sliced clearance played the Foxes into trouble, and looked his usual classy self. AP
Jonny Evans – 6. Might have been sharper to block off the space when Benjamin Mendy chopped inside for his goal, and he was left chasing when City netted their second, too. Getty
Wilfred Ndidi – 7. Picked up the first booking of the game for a foul on De Bruyne, but remained inexhaustible in his job blunting the away side’s attacks. AP
Youri Tielemans – 6. Warmed Ederson’s hands with a shot from distance after the restart, but was starved of quality possession because of City's monopoly on the ball. Getty
Marc Albrighton – 6. Characteristically industrious, but it said much about the tough job he faced that his most notable contribution was an interception when City were breaking fast. EPA
Ayoze Perez – 6. Played the pass from which Vardy netted, only for it to be ruled out just as the first half whistle was sounding. Over-employed with defending rather than creating. EPA
Kelechi Iheanacho – 6. A mixed bag. Created an opening for Tielemans with a rapid breakaway, but wasted another good crossing chances, in the few glimpses he had of the ball. EPA
Jamie Vardy – 5. His drought goes on. He had a goal chalked off when he was offside from one of Leicester’s few attack forays in the first half. For most of the rest of the time, he wouldn’t have minded a glimpse of the ball, let alone a goal. Getty
SUBS: Ricardo Pereira – 6. Set up his fellow substitute Maddison with a neat pass, only for the midfielder to scuff his shot limply at Ederson. AP
James Maddison – 6. Picked himself up after being felled by a foul by Walker to get off a shot, but he could only bundle it tamely at Ederson. Getty
Papy Mendy – NA. Brought on seemingly with the main intention of stopping Ndidi from edging any nearer to a red card. Reuters
MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Ederson – 6. The Brazilian goalkeeper scarcely saw serious work, yet still managed to pick up a booking for time wasting. EPA
Kyle Walker – 6. The England full back had a comfortable afternoon, but was a shade lucky not to be booked for a hefty tackle on Maddison. PA
Benjamin Mendy – 7. An unfamiliar goalscorer – all the more so with his right foot – as he netted just his second goal for City. Showed great composure to break the deadlock. AP
Aymeric Laporte – 7. Had to be alert to thwart an Iheanacho break against the run of play in the first half, and was assured throughout. Reuters
Ruben Dias – 7. Made a brilliant goal saving block to deny Tielemans after a fast break by Iheanacho, having been a spectator for much of the time until that point. AP
Rodrigo – 6. Neat and tidy as ever, not least at defensive corners, but did little to stand out. Booked for a foul in the feisty final throes. Reuters
Fernandinho – 8. Denied a goal when his 30-yard drive was ruled out because Aguero was offside. Remarkably skilled at making fouls without being booked. Made it to the 82nd minute before he saw yellow this time. AP
Kevin De Bruyne – 9. Struck the bar with a crisp free kick, although it seemed a lucky award in the first place. His exquisite through ball carved open the clincher for Jesus. PA
Riyad Mahrez – 7. Should have done better when he shot too close to Schmeichel in the lead up to half time. Ditto later on, when a sweeping move ended with him shooting wide. Getty
Gabriel Jesus – 8. Set up a chance that Mahrez should have scored from with a deft backheeled lay off. Got his goal after initially trying to set up Sterling in unselfish fashion instead. AP
Sergio Aguero – 6. Cut a frustrated figure at the end of an emotional week. Blazed his first opening high and wide from a tricky, left-footed volleyed chance, had a couple of other chances, then made way for Sterling. Reuters
SUBS: Raheem Sterling – 7. Exchanged passes with Jesus to set up City’s second, after being introduced as a replacement for Aguero. Getty
Ferran Torres – NA. Given a few minutes at the end, after his successful international break with Spain, but he hardly saw the ball. Reuters
Phil Foden – NA. Tried to get a smile out of De Bruyne when he came on to replace him, but the Belgian was far too grumpy to reciprocate. PA
