Both full backs from Coventry out of the line-up vs. Wrexham. Choudhury standing still on the right, central defender Ben Nelson to the left.
This made the back four static, with no attacking strength. This never suited the midfield three.
No idea what Marti Cifuentes is thinking about and what type of DNA he is trying to develop at the moment.
This is just rotation after rotation, with players blended into the mixer with no real recepy being used, Bananas and apples one day, carrots and strawberries the next.
Leicester cannot really keep a lead, they also struggle when coming under, today was one to cherish as it was a late strike from Jannick Vestergaard that saved a point.
The weather never made it easy. Strong wins and rain made it difficult. Leicester had one big chance in the first half, but never managed to get the ball inside the net. Jordan Ayew stumbled and the chance vanished.
Just before Wrexham scored you could see the struggle Leicester had. It looked like a wall cracking and it did. Certain players does not take that extra step to settle the situation.
We draw in Wrexham.#WRELEI | @BCGame pic.twitter.com/PQL0LAXWyG
— Leicester City (@LCFC) January 20, 2026
Leicester struggles in midfield with a lot of problems in their pressing. It looks far from a unit. Instead players looks to work on their own, one and one.
To get a point from this game was a major plus. Wrexham muscled out Leicester. More than happy to take a point from this one.
- Positives
- Steady first half, composed and controlled
- Getting back from being 1-0 down
- Okoli looks better and better
- Vestergaard again showing his worth
- Negatives
- Stolarczyk distribution and silly short passing
- injuries to Skipp and James
- No celebration after scoring 1-1
- No momentum in midfield
Line Up:
Stolarczyk 6, Choudhury 4, Vestergaard 6, Okoli 6, Nelson 4, De Cordova Reid 3, Skipp 4, James 5, Ayew 5, Mavididi 5, Fatawu 5, Subs: Monga, Page, Pereira
- Leicester City, Man of the Match
- Caleb Okoli
Match Stats (H/A) Coming later
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