LIVERPOOL came from behind to extend their lead at the top of the tree to seven points.
After seeing Chelsea lose earlier, the Reds suffered a shock start when Jordan Ayew turned in for strugglers Leicester.
Curtis Jones proved the matchwinner for Liverpool after rolling in just after half-time[/caption]
The midfielder made no mistake and survived a long VAR check[/caption]
But from then on it was one-way traffic.
Cody Gakpo curled home a beauty on the stroke of half-time and Curtis Jones rolled in just after the break to turn the game on its head.
Gakpo was denied a second by a marginal VAR offside call while at the other end Patson Daka forgot to kick the ball when presented with a great chance.
But Mo Salah made sure of the points with a classy finish into the far corner late on.
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Jordan Ayew gave Leicester the perfect start inside six minutes[/caption]
Cody Gakpo curled home a superb equaliser just before the break[/caption]
The Dutchman saluted his fans after his important goal[/caption]
Mo Salah bent the ball into the bottom corner[/caption]
That was Salah’s 100th home Premier League goal – 98 for Liverpool after two for Chelsea[/caption]
The fog caused chaos and even threatened to postpone the match beforehand[/caption]
Jakub Stolarczyk came in for Danny Ward to make his Premier League debut[/caption]
