The Foxes were without suspended top scorer Jamie Vardy and had watched Spurs start to apply pressure at the top of the table.
But Claudio Ranieri's side responded emphatically by equalling their best Premier League win and scoring four for the first time since Sunderland were beaten 4-2 on the opening day.
Riyad Mahrez took advantage of Ashley Williams' poor clearance to score with a composed finish before Leonardo Ulloa stepped into the space left by Vardy to ensure this was a win achieved in style and comfort.
Ulloa headed in Danny Drinkwater's free-kick before the break, then scrambled in the third goal from a loose ball on the hour to give Leicester the advantage their superiority deserved.
Substitute Marc Albrighton added a fourth to leave Leicester needing a maximum of five more points to win the title for the first time in their history. They could even clinch it with victory at Manchester United next weekend if Spurs slip at home to West Bromwich Albion on Monday night.
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Something they have already won.
Shout out to them. They got the best coach and made every match count unlike some clubs.
A play in the UCL would definitely boost their experience like Man City.

No mind Lalasticlala. Instead of to dey follow them up for f.p, na arsenal, chelsea, man.u him dey put for f.p......