Leicester City 2-4 Chelsea [EFL Cup highlights)

Chelsea recovered from two goals down to beat Leicester 4-2
at the King Power Stadium thanks to two goals in extra-time
from Cesc Fabregas.
The visitors' defence was highly culpable as Shinji Okazaki
ended a 13-game goal drought with two first-half goals for
the Premier League champions, but two of Antonio Conte's
back four were able to make amends either side of the
interval.
Captain Gary Cahill headed home a Fabregas corner in first-
half stoppage time before Cesar Azpilicueta – who tried in
vain to hack both Okazaki goals off the line – elevated a
pulsating match further with a spectacular long-range volley
in the 49th minute.
Leicester were forced to play the additional half-hour with
10 men after Marcin Wasilewski struck substitute Diego
Costa with a forearm and Chelsea made merry against reduced
numbers as Fabregas struck twice inside the opening four
minutes of extra-time.
The match took place following conflicting reports of Chelsea
owner Roman Abramovich's displeasure regarding last Friday's
2-1 loss to Liverpool, meaning Conte's men turned in a timely
showing of character and class.
Marcos Alonso was selected for his Chelsea debut as both
managers made seven changes and it was the reshuffled
visitors who settled quickest.
Pedro had an early goal chalked off for a marginal offside
and Wasilewski breathed easily when referee Robert Madley
did not punish him for handling inside the box.
There was a similar sense of relief for Cahill when his pass
was intercepted by Okazaki and his subsequent collision with
Ahmed Musa in the penalty area went unpunished.