Your Belgian midfielder Tielemans scored two goals because Leicester City seized Newcastle United 4-0 in the Premier League on Sunday.
Leicester found the second side of the first half through a penalty from Tielemans and Tap-in from Zambian Forward Patson Daka.
Tielemans and James Maddison scored by condemning Newcastle with the eighth defeat of the season.
Tielemans scored from the point shortly before the break after Maddison stumbled by Newcastle defender Jamaal Lascelles.
Replays show Maddison may have anticipated contact and manager Newcastle Eddie Howe was harmed.
“It was a strange game because I thought we were fine for a big part.
We conceded a goal with a penalty – which could still be debated whether it was.
The scores looked like a severe defeat but I didn’t feel like that at all,” Howe tells Sky Sports.
Leicester doubled their lead in the 57th minute when Maddison found Harvey Barnes who ran into the goal and told Daka to score.
Newcastle barely threatened Casper Schmeichel’s goal and the closest they came to score through Leicester defender Timothy Castagne when he took feedback to the Danish guard who had to reply and clean the ball from the line.
Tielemans got the second, hit the ball to the roof of the net from close range, before Maddison glared the score with the fourth league goals of the season.
“The most fun thing after getting help, goals and penalties is a clean sheet.
We’ve talked about it much about it.
To see the scoreboard at the end and see zero next to the opponent is a good feeling,” Maddison said.
Newcastle is in 19th place in the standings, just continuing to fall from the bottom thanks to a worse goal difference in Norwich.
Leicester went up to eighth.