Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel watched the match from the stands after receiving a touchline ban for his clash with Tottenham boss Antonio Conte at Stamford Bridge two weekends ago.

Tuchel wasn’t able to communicate with his players during the game against Leicester City, and he has admitted he won’t want that experience again.

Tuchel said: “It was a good view, a lot of support around me and I have the experience now so there’s no need for a repetition.

“I think we were in total control, had big chance, more than a chance with Ruben [Loftus-Cheek], had the penalty and marginal offside but it looked like not offside on our mobile devices.

“Suddenly, you’re one man down with Conor. It was a bad decision from Conor and it gives you a disadvantage.

“We were happy we hung in and showed the mentality that was needed to come away with the win.

“Unfortunately, we conceded a goal that was not needed and then we were under pressure. We were lucky not to concede the equaliser but we did everything to have the chance and the reaction was very good.”