The turning point of the match

Goals: Tielemans 59′, Vardy 86′, 90’+4.

Red card: Maitland-Niles 36′.

The instability of the group of top 4 teams makes the battle for tickets to the Champions League next season extremely unpredictable.

Everything was out of Arsenal’s control right from the beginning of the first half, when the away team could not keep the ball as much as usual.

Tielemans opened the scoring with a close-range header.

Vardy doubled the gap also from a header.

Playing without players away from home and being forced to play are huge disadvantages for Arsenal right now, the team once lost to relegation-chasing team Crystal Palace at home.

Before round 36 of the Premier League, Arsenal ranked fifth, four and one point behind the two teams ranked above.

Arsenal had trouble finding a way to Kasper Schmeichel’s goal, but Leicester did not.

Goalkeeper Leno had a hard day at work but couldn’t save Arsenal from defeat.

Three goals in the second half did not reflect the true number of opportunities Leicester created, but it was enough to help Rodgers believe in what he is building at King Power.

Squad

Leicester: Schmeichel, Evans, Maguire, Ricardo Pereira, Chilwell, Albrighton (Gray 86′), Tielemans, Ndidi (Barnes 46′), Maddison, Choudhury (Mendy 79′), Vardy.

Subs not used: Ward, Fuchs, Iheanacho, Soyuncu.

Arsenal: Leno, Sokratis, Mustafi, Kolasinac, Mkhitaryan (Guendouzi 73′), Xhaka, Iwobi (Koscielny 46′), Maitland-Niles, Torreira, Aubameyang, Lacazette (Nketiah 79′).

Subs not used: Cech, Elneny, Mavropanos, Willock.

Premier League scoreboard after Arsenal’s loss on the evening of April 28.