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Thomas Tuchel watched in frustration Chelsea’s home form cost them dear again.

Chelsea were held to a seventh draw of a frustrating season at Stamford Bridge and their results have been better on the road. Incredibly, Chelsea have managed just eight home wins which is the worst of all the teams in the top seven and is clearly the underlying reason why they have fallen so short in this season’s title race.

Chelsea’s prospective owner Todd Boehly was sat high up in an executive box and he cannot be thinking he is getting much value for his seat let alone the £4.25 billion takeover deal. Blues boss Tuchel cut a frustrated figure again on the touchline as Chelsea wasted so many gilt edged chances and this turbulent season has rapidly faded away into disappointment.

Tuchel was laughing before kick-off when the Shed End unveiled a huge banner with a picture of him and the words “Deutscher Maestro.” But soon after, Tuchel was going crazy on the touchline as Chelsea went behind after just seven minutes and it was Alonso who was clearly the target for his anger.

Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel punted the ball forward, Alonso went to sleep and let Timothy Castagne cut inside and his pass was deflected to James Maddison. Maddison smashed a shot past Chelsea keeper Edouard Mendy for his 17th goal in all competitions this season and, when you add on 11 assists, it is an impressive tally.

Schmeichel made a brilliant save from Trevoh Chalobah’s 25 yard shot,