Kasper Schmeichel has admitted that Leicester City are being punished by their opponents for playing "open and expansive" football in the Premier League.

The Foxes have had to come from two goals down in their last two fixtures in the league, but remain unbeaten so far this season.

The goalkeeper told reporters: "The way we play sometimes we are very open and expansive. We leave gaps and when you make mistakes like we did at Stoke you are going to concede goals in this league.

"You obviously go out hoping to keep a clean sheet but we are up against quality players and if you give them a chance they will punish you.

"But when you are part of a team like this you never give up, you keep on going and working, and you are confident you will get something out of the game. We are on a great run now and we just have to keep it going."

Leicester face Arsenal this weekend.