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Brendan Rodgers gave all his three new signings the trust to start this difficult away game against Aston Villa. To go to Villa Park at this time was one difficult act, but today we did see Leicester at their best and this was a big step in the right direction.

We had just found our seats, either at the stadium, in the pub or in the sofa at home, Leicester had a new team out there and we were all very excited, but it started far from fantastic with Ollie Watkins finding the net for Aston Villa after just 9 minutes.

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Leicester are through to the last 16 in this seasons FA Cup. A massive domination in play but again struggling to make the difference from a number of goal chances.

The team looked strong as Brendan Rodgers had picked his eleven with most of his best players in there, with one major change as Daniel Iversen was in goal instead of Danny Ward, with the Wales international not even named on the bench, seeing Alex Smithies being named in that position.

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Brendan Rodgers made a few changes from the line-up playing Forest away a week ago. Dennis Praet and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall were both back in the team, out with Marc Albrighton and Wilfred Ndidi.

Brighton are a strong contender and it all looked a bit shaky from start as The Seagulls took controll and command. The game was after a while an open affair, but the minor attempts Leicester had in the early minutes never really became more than half chances.

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