Yan Valery (Diallo 87’) – N/R. Didn’t get much time to make an impact but didn’t change the flow of the game at all. Getty Images
LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel - 8. Showed great awareness when needed to come off his line and made a brilliant save to deny Bertrand. Getty Images
Timothy Castagne – 6. The Belgian was quiet by his standards as he didn’t trouble Bertrand too much. AP
Wesley Fofana – 5. Occasionally caught out of position and got booked for a silly foul on Walcott. AP
Jonny Evans – 7. Looked composed in his play, whether he was on or off the ball. Reuters
James Justin – 8. Defended brilliantly throughout the game and looked comfortable on the ball. EPA
Wilfred Ndidi – 7. Looked dominant in his defensive play and didn’t give the ball away often. AP
Youri Tielemans – 8. Assisted both of Leicester’s goals with two great passes. Showed a lot of control in his play throughout. AFP
Marc Albrighton – 6. Played quite a few poor passes in the first half but was his usual self in the second. Booked for a foul on Bertrand. AP
James Maddison – 7. There were some incidents where he wanted too long on the ball, but the midfielder finished superbly for his goal. PA
Harvey Barnes – 8. Worked tirelessly throughout and took his goal well in the dying moments of the game. AP
Jamie Vardy – 6. Made some very good runs behind the Southampton defence but found himself feeding off scraps. Getty Images
SUBS: Caglar Soyuncu (Fofana 53’) - 7. Showed authority from the moment he came on the pitch and performed well to help maintain the clean sheet. EPA
Ayoze Perez (Maddison 76’) – N/R. Nutmegged Stephens to add to the Saints defender’s frustrations. AP
Kelechi Iheanacho (Vardy 91’) – N/R. Came on with Vardy looking injured, but hardly touched the ball. AFP
SOUTHAMPTON RATINGS: Alex McCarthy – 6. Very decisive in his goalkeeping and couldn’t have done much to prevent either of Leicester’s goals. Getty Images
Kyle Walker-Peters – 6. Defended well for the majority of the game but was unable to stop Barnes near the end. Getty Images
Jan Bednarek – 7. Vardy struggled to get too many opportunities and Bednarek’s performance contributed to that. Made a clearance off the line. Getty Images
Jack Stephens – 6. May be asked questions about his involvement in Maddison’s goal but it wasn’t a massive mistake. AFP
Ryan Bertrand – 6. Showed a lot of solidity throughout the game. Booked for preventing Albrighton from taking a throw. EPA
Ibrahima Diallo – 5. Battled well and was pretty neat on the ball. Booked for a foul on Albrighton in the first half and perhaps lucky not to be sent off. Reuters
James Ward-Prowse – 6. It wasn’t Ward-Prowse’s best display, but he was still combatant and provided glimpses of quality. PA
Stuart Armstrong – 6. Had a quiet first half but immediately came out with more intent in the second and hit the crossbar. Getty Images
Will Smallbone – 7. Quiet at the start but grew into proceedings and displayed great intelligence, especially with his passing. Forced off with a knee injury. EPA
Theo Walcott – 5. Had some decent moments but seemed to fade into the background, especially in the second half. Getty Images
Che Adams – 6. Provided good running behind the Leicester defence but couldn’t make the most of it. AP
SUBS: Dan N’Lundulu (Smallbone 61’) – 6. Fought well and gave a good account of himself but didn’t get any real opportunities. AFP
Shane Long (Adams 72’) – N/R, Was bundled over in the box but had already been caught offside. Reuters
Yan Valery (Diallo 87’) – N/R. Didn’t get much time to make an impact but didn’t change the flow of the game at all. Getty Images
LEICESTER CITY RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel - 8. Showed great awareness when needed to come off his line and made a brilliant save to deny Bertrand. Getty Images
Timothy Castagne – 6. The Belgian was quiet by his standards as he didn’t trouble Bertrand too much. AP
Wesley Fofana – 5. Occasionally caught out of position and got booked for a silly foul on Walcott. AP
Jonny Evans – 7. Looked composed in his play, whether he was on or off the ball. Reuters
James Justin – 8. Defended brilliantly throughout the game and looked comfortable on the ball. EPA
Wilfred Ndidi – 7. Looked dominant in his defensive play and didn’t give the ball away often. AP
Youri Tielemans – 8. Assisted both of Leicester’s goals with two great passes. Showed a lot of control in his play throughout. AFP
Marc Albrighton – 6. Played quite a few poor passes in the first half but was his usual self in the second. Booked for a foul on Bertrand. AP
James Maddison – 7. There were some incidents where he wanted too long on the ball, but the midfielder finished superbly for his goal. PA
Harvey Barnes – 8. Worked tirelessly throughout and took his goal well in the dying moments of the game. AP
Jamie Vardy – 6. Made some very good runs behind the Southampton defence but found himself feeding off scraps. Getty Images
SUBS: Caglar Soyuncu (Fofana 53’) - 7. Showed authority from the moment he came on the pitch and performed well to help maintain the clean sheet. EPA
Ayoze Perez (Maddison 76’) – N/R. Nutmegged Stephens to add to the Saints defender’s frustrations. AP
Kelechi Iheanacho (Vardy 91’) – N/R. Came on with Vardy looking injured, but hardly touched the ball. AFP
SOUTHAMPTON RATINGS: Alex McCarthy – 6. Very decisive in his goalkeeping and couldn’t have done much to prevent either of Leicester’s goals. Getty Images
Kyle Walker-Peters – 6. Defended well for the majority of the game but was unable to stop Barnes near the end. Getty Images
Jan Bednarek – 7. Vardy struggled to get too many opportunities and Bednarek’s performance contributed to that. Made a clearance off the line. Getty Images
Jack Stephens – 6. May be asked questions about his involvement in Maddison’s goal but it wasn’t a massive mistake. AFP
Ryan Bertrand – 6. Showed a lot of solidity throughout the game. Booked for preventing Albrighton from taking a throw. EPA
Ibrahima Diallo – 5. Battled well and was pretty neat on the ball. Booked for a foul on Albrighton in the first half and perhaps lucky not to be sent off. Reuters
James Ward-Prowse – 6. It wasn’t Ward-Prowse’s best display, but he was still combatant and provided glimpses of quality. PA
Stuart Armstrong – 6. Had a quiet first half but immediately came out with more intent in the second and hit the crossbar. Getty Images
Will Smallbone – 7. Quiet at the start but grew into proceedings and displayed great intelligence, especially with his passing. Forced off with a knee injury. EPA
Theo Walcott – 5. Had some decent moments but seemed to fade into the background, especially in the second half. Getty Images
Che Adams – 6. Provided good running behind the Leicester defence but couldn’t make the most of it. AP
SUBS: Dan N’Lundulu (Smallbone 61’) – 6. Fought well and gave a good account of himself but didn’t get any real opportunities. AFP
Shane Long (Adams 72’) – N/R, Was bundled over in the box but had already been caught offside. Reuters
Yan Valery (Diallo 87’) – N/R. Didn’t get much time to make an impact but didn’t change the flow of the game at all. Getty Images
