We all knew what the deal was before this last game of the season, a must win, and Tottenham Hotspur is not the easiest of opponents. Great to see all the fans back at King Power, and they had a good time for most of the game, but as we all know it ended in…

A repetition of the FA Cup final just days after, and this time also very important. To get anything out of a match at Stamford Bridge is fantastic, as we have previously seen few games with Leicester City as winners, strangely it was not made any other changes to the team than to play James…

Nervously looking at the line-up, hopefully Jonny Evans will be able to play 90 minutes, Wes Morgan on the bench, hasn’t been involved for months, Maddison left out, Perez playing from start, will he take his chance, Albrighton also starting in the Wembley chairs. Leicester City also wearing their third kit, all maroon. We all…

Nice to see that Brendan Rodgers follow our thought about playing Luke Thomas, as he is the only left footed alternative wide as flank or in a left back position available at the moment. Marc Albrighton had been moved to the left and James Maddison was given a bit of rest starting on the bench….

Brendan Rodgers had to make changes to his line-up just minutes before the game start. Jonny Evans had to be replaced after picking up an injury during the warm-up. It was still in the managers mind to be bold and go for an offensive approach and just slot Marc Albrighton, placing him to the left…

Brendan Rodgers fielded an unchanged team and a bit surprised about that, since this was another game against another opponent, but anyway, good enough to get all three points down at the south coast. It all started with a bit of luck for Leicester, Southampton getting Jan Vestergaard sent off after just 10 minutes. Reflections…

Brendan Rodgers did field the same eleven as against West Bromwich and hopes were that we would see Leicester coming out in a blistering storm, but it was not that explosive from start and after 12 minutes Youri Tielemans lost the ball in the upper middle of the field and Eze gets the ball, finds…

Another solid selection from Brendan Rodgers as he fielded a team of great appearance, with James Maddison back in the team it was just as powerfull as we could see from start, making it a one way game and a pleasure to watch this monumental performance. We had to wait until the 23rd minute for…

Brendan Rodgers picked a team to get his best defending line in place with a back three that over the last few games have been a settled unit, and he also continued to play with two men up front and it looks concrete and solid at the same time, giving both Iheanacho and Vardy a…

Not the easiest away game on the map and would have grabbed a draw all day long if that had been possible, but to see Leicester so “out of their zone” early on, made this look like a nightmare and it was difficult to understand how again Brendan Rodgers juggles his team and system around….