0-1, Huth 83'.
A game full of chances finally got a goal in the 83rd minute, as Robert Huth's headed effort was enough to secure three points for Leicester against an impressive Tottenham side.
Spurs on top early on
Tottenham were the dominant side early on, as Leicester failed to get a foot on the ball and kill their momentum. Dele Alli was extremely lively early on and Christian Eriksen shot into the chest of Kasper Schmeichel early on. The hosts also had a decent chance to break, but couldn't quite find the killer pass to Erik Lamela.
The Danish stopper was always going to be busy, but was called into action several times in the opening 15 minutes. Schmeichel did excellently to push over Toby Alderweireld's goal-bound header, and then flicked Eriksen's set-piece behind in the aftermath. The sustained pressure eventually subsided with a rash Eric Dier drive.
Leicester come back into the game
Leicester finally managed to break free of their own half and got forward themselves. They found joy down the wings and through an almost catastrophic back-pass to Hugo Lloris, which Jamie Vardy pounced on. He nipped in and forced the ball to Shinji Okazaki, only for the Japanese to shoot narrowly wide.
He had an even better chance moments later, when the Foxes went on a purposeful break. Started by the industrious N'Golo Kanté, the ball eventually found the feet of Okazaki but Lloris denied him well. The French 'keeper made an even better save moments later from Danny Drinkwater's drive, which he pulled out of the bottom corner.
Eriksen forced a similar save from Schmeichel in the final moments of the half, as the Dane's dipping effort was palmed away by his fellow countryman. Tottenham were the better side in the final exchanges, but a very even game ended all-square at the break.
Slow start to the second half
The second half got off to a rather understated start compared to the first, but Tottenham did begin strongest. A menacing run and delivery found Lamela, only for his shot to be deflected narrowly past the far post; another great chance that the home fans couldn't believe had gone wide.
It was a game that lacked quality but soon sparked into life when a horrible pass from Kyle Walker gave the ball straight to Jamie Vardy. The Premier League topscorer couldn't convert, however, as Lloris spread himself on the ground.
Spurs press for a winner
That seemed to wake Spurs up and they began to come forward much more regularly. The lively Lamela played a brilliant slide rule pass into the path of Harry Kane, who saw his effort brilliantly pushed onto the bar by Schmeichel. The rebound wasn't cleared and Danny Simpson made a vital block from Alli's effort.
Lamela fired over again after some more good build up, this time from Ben Davies. The Welsh full-back moved forward from his own half and picked out the Argentine perfectly, but pressure meant he had no time to make clean contact. Alli did strike the ball sweetly as the game entered the final stages, only to see Schmeichel palm it to safety.
Leicester snatch it at the death
Leicester had their own chance late on to grab all three points as a trio of their attacking players were denied by some remarkable Tottenham defending. Okazaki's clever flick started the move, but neither he or Drinkwater could convert with Spurs throwing their bodies in the way.
It looked like the game would finish level, only for the visitors to steal all three points in the 83rd minute. Christian Fuchs' corner was met at the back end of the box by Robert Huth, and his 16-yard header arrowed into the top corner. Spurs were sunk, but Leicester incredible season has picked up pace once more.
