Sunday 21 September 2014 18:48, UK
Jamie Vardy declared Leicester City fearful of no-one after helping Nigel Pearson's side claim a thrilling 5-3 fightback victory over Manchester United.
The Foxes trailed 2-0 and then 3-1 at the King Power Stadium with 33 minutes remaining, but rallied in stunning fashion to further expose the visitors' defensive frailties.
Vardy proved a central figure in an exhilirating encounter, winning a controversial penalty that dragged the hosts back into the game, before scoring to put them 4-3 ahead.
"It's absolutely brilliant - you can see what it means to the fans as well," he told Sky Sports.
"But we know that we can give anyone a game. We have looked into them all week and found their weaknesses; we've exploited them today and it showed in the result."
United were furious to concede the first of two penalties when Vardy went down under full-back Rafael's challenge inside the box - after appearing to foul the same man during the build-up.
But asked if he had expected referee Mark Clattenburg's decision to go against him, the former non-league player said: "No, no, it was just strength, shoulder to shoulder.
"I think he was a bit mad that the ref didn't give it and then he came back and retaliated a little bit and sent me down in the box. It was a definite penalty."
Leicester moved up to sixth in the fledgling table after claiming a second successive victory and the man who plied his trade in the Blue Square Premier just three years ago is determined to secure an extended top-flight stay.
"It's not been an easy journey to come here, and now we are at the top, it's all about staying here," he added.
