Leicester climbed to second place with 15 points after a comfortable 4-1 win over Leeds United.
Youri Tielemans scored twice in either half for the Foxes.
Harvey Barnes opened the scoring in the third minute after Jamie Vardy pounced on a defensive error to tee him up.
Tielemans added a second goal in the 21st minute after Illan Meslier saved Vardy's header.
Kasper Schmeichel denied Patrick Bamford from a close range before the break.
Stuart Dallas pulled one back for Leeds in the 48th minute to give Leeds some hope before Jamie Vardy restored the two goal lead in the 76th mark.
Tielemans tipped in the stoppage time penalty to cap the win and send Leicester City to second place with a pointless of Liverpool's 16.
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