Leicester failed to retain their winning form at the King Power Stadium in their 1-0 defeat to Hull City.
This winning form was ended today by the visiting Tigers, who opened the scoring in fifteen minutes with a strike from Manchester City loanee, Liam Delap.
After being relegated last season, the Foxes have been in top form in their opening matches of the Championship campaign, winning their first four.
Delap sent the ball into the back of the net from outside the box, assisted with a pass from Jean Seri.
Liam Delap - on loan from Manchester City - celebrates scoring the eventual winner for his side
Kelechi Iheanacho of Leicester City battles against Hull City's Alfie Jones during the match
MATCH FACTS
Leicester (3-4-3): Hermansen, Ricardo (C), Faes, Vestergaard, Doyle, Winks, Ndidi, Dewsbury-Hall, McAteer, Yunus, Iheanacho
Subs: Stolarczyk, Nelson, Justin, Choudhury, Casadei (53), Fatawu (53), Marcal, Mavididi (53), Vardy (68)
Scorers: None
Bookings: Vestergaard (58), Winks (55), Fatawu
Manager: Enzo Maresca
Hull (4-2-3-1): Ingram, Coyle (C), Vinagre, Greaves, Jones, Traore, Delap, Seri, Slater, Twine, Connolly
Subs: Allsop, Lo-Tutala, McLoughlin (65), Allahyar, Sinik, Vaughan, Lokilo (74), Smith, Christie (65), Sayyadmanesh (84)
Scorers: Delap (15)
Bookings: Jones (2), Coyle (7), Vinagre (60), Greaves (75), Sayyadmanesh (90+1)
Manager: Liam Rosenior
Referee: John Busby
Attendance: 31,318
Though it was a narrow win, the Foxes struggled in front of goal, with just one shot on target compared to Hull's seven.