Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers was left "very pleased" after victory over Leeds United.
A Robin Koch own goal and Harvey Barnes effort saw Leicester win 2-0 on Thursday night.
Rodgers said: "I'm very pleased, I thought it was a very good performance and our third clean sheet in a row at home.
"Leeds were good and pressed very well but we managed the pressure well. The key was our collective work and aggression, we worked ourselves into the ground.
"It was a very good three points.
"It is going to be a slow season for us I feel but the players have performed well and we are starting to get some results. tonight it was very good.
"Harvey Barnes was outstanding and a real threat. The second goal was one of the goals of the season, exactly how we talked about our movement patterns.
"We have to build on this now and we have a good opportunity at Wolves on Sunday. We need to recover and get our game plan together."