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| Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers celebrates with Jamie Vardy and teammates after the match |
Leicester City moved up to third place in the Premier League as second-half goals by James Maddison and Youri Tielemans secured a 2-1 victory away at Newcastle United on Sunday.
Substitute Andy Carrollโs strike for the hosts set up a tense finale but Leicester were worthy winners.
They moved above Tottenham Hotspur with 32 points from 17 games played, one point behind co-leaders Liverpool and Manchester United, who have played one game less.
Maddison blasted Leicester in front in the 55th minute, and when the outstanding Tielemans produced a great finish to double the lead after 72 minutes it seemed that Leicesterโs seventh away win in the league was in the bag.
Carrollโs first Premier League goal for Newcastle for 10 years offered a late twist.
