Leicester City vs nottm Forest

The inspirational James Maddison scored twice, either side of a beauty from Harvey Barnes, in an increasingly one-sided half. Forest had a big chance at 0-0, ...

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How Leicester City line up at the King Power Stadium for their crucial encounter with Nottingham Forest, where they are seeking to end a six-game winless ...

It's been a disastrous start to the Premier League season for Brendan Rodgers and Leicester City, who currently sit bottom of the league, without a win all ...

Get a report of the Leicester City vs. Nottingham Forest 2022-23 English Premier League football match.

Follow live coverage as winless Leicester host fellow early season strugglers Forest, finding it tough after promotion.

Leicester City's James Maddison scored two first-half goals as they beat promoted Nottingham Forest 4-0 on Monday to move off the bottom of the table with ...

How we scored the Leicester City players as Brendan Rodgers' side ended their six-game losing run with a rout over their East Midlands neighbours Nottingham ...

Patson Daka: The finish was ingenious and he got involved in build-up phases too. Jamie Vardy: The wait for a goal goes on, but there were more chances, and importantly, lots of good movement to get on the end of those crosses, through balls, and long punts up the pitch. His footwork was superb, his choice of pass was excellent, his free-kicks were clever, and he grabbed a couple of goals too. He let others provide the final ball further forward, but he was integral in the build-up. James Justin: He got stuck in well early on and provided good support to Barnes ahead of him, and to his centre-backs inside. Timothy Castagne: He dealt well with the situation when Ward did not come for a loose ball and ran hard up the wing to provide an outlet on the right. The pick of his saves came early in the second half when he denied Awoniyi on the edge of his box, but he made a handful of other decent stops too. The goal that sealed the win for City came with around a quarter of an hour to play. With a fanbase and a set of players willing to push hard for the other, it was an electric start from City. But that was the only change from the 6-2 drubbing at Spurs, with Rodgers staying true to his word and showing faith in under-fire goalkeeper Danny Ward. Harvey Barnes and Patson Daka also found the net on a brilliant night for City that finally gave the 30,000 home fans something to shout about. The result will have come as a relief to manager Brendan Rodgers following the question marks over his future, but in front of watching City chairman Aiyawatt ‘Top’ Srivaddhanaprabha, his side produced an excellent performance from start to finish.

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King Power Stadium will be rocking and if any game is going to get their squad focused again, you would think it would be this one. Cooper is going to need time for his new-look team to gel and, in the meantime, they are going to find it tough. It wouldn't make any sense to get rid of him now, rather than during a break in the campaign when a new coach has got a bit of time to bed things in, but things need to improve before the season stops for the World Cup in mid-November, because that is an obvious time for struggling clubs to change their manager.

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