Brendan Rodgers made his team unchanged for the home challenge v. Arsenal, and what a game it became, what a performance, energic, clinical and fabulous. It all started a bit even with Arsenal fielding and offensive line-up, but it would all change in the end. Leicester got an early free kick with Ben Chilwell curling…

Brendan Rodgers unsurprisingly picked the same team as against Southampton, and credit to him for fielding a team that needed that reward after winning 9-0, and of course optimism sparked and was all around going to another difficult away fixture, this time against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. Crystal Palace has in real been a…

Brendan Rodgers had as expected made a number of changes from the game v. Southampton last Friday, but again fielded a strong team and many of those not playing too much were all involved. Youri Tielemans and Jonny Evans were the only two survivors from the starting line-up v. Southampton Everything started as expected with…

Brendan Rodgers picked an unchanged team from the Burnley win at home, and went again for an offensive approach, and what a reward he would be given. Ben Chilwell started the show with a splended raid up the left hand side, finishing it all with a nice shot and in it went behind Angus Gunn…

The game was in a way a tribute to Vichai who died a year ago this month, and of course the honoring of the chairman before and after the match gives you a view on how passionate Leicester City are about him. Brendan Rodgers probably also wanted to get of with a blistering start with…

Brendan Rodgers came to Anfield with a positive mind, but again might have been a bit naiv in his approach with his team selection, keeping players such as Hamza Choudhury and Marc Albrighton on the bench, in favor of Dennis Praet and Harvey Barnes, who are slightly more aggressive and offensive in their playing style….

James Maddison missed the game, not being ready after that ankle knock v. Spurs, but this ment that Dennis Praet would get his debut from start in front of a packed King Power Stadium. A wet and rainy day, but it all became “sunny” for those supporting the blue of Leicester. As expected Leicester City…

A couple of changes with Harvey Barnes and Ayoze Perez back in the starting line-up, Demarai Gray and Hamza Choudhury out and on the bench. Both reasonable changes as Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers wanted a more offensive approach. Despite Harry Kane scoring and seeing Tottenham Hotspur take the lead in the game after 29 minutes,…

Brendan Rodgers made a surprise change in his line-up, letting Demarai Gray start this football game, without any previous starts this season, strange and “too smart” as Rodgers isolates the strengths of this player and see him being the “genius act”, and Gray was of course not. Gareth Southgate never gave James Maddison the chance…

Brendan Rodgers fielded a more offensive first 11, which of course looked logic, seeing Leicester City the way we do at the moment. Harvey Barnes and Marc Albrighton were both in the team, Wilfred Ndidi and Ben Chilwell both started. Bournemouth at home is a must win any day of the week, another result would…