Embed from Getty Images Hamza Choudhury and Conor Coady was replaced by Ricardo Pereira and James Justin as Leicester came out positive early on and had a push and pressure on Southampton from start. As it waved a bit back and forward we all could enjoy the occassion as Leicester scored in the 25th minute. A lovely goal from Fatawu, played beautifully through by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. Then for the rest of the first half it was a bit more possession for Southampton and Leicester struggled with sloppy passing and midfielders especially having problems to just find those pockets needed to go on t ..read more

Embed from Getty Images Leicester will get their quality tested when Southampton comes to visit on the 23rd of April. The Saints are of course desperate to get all points, but as it looks with Leeds winning 4-3 away to Middlesbrough, Southampton looks out of top two race. There are a number of concerns to look at regarding the line-up as we do believe Hamza Choudhury will keep his place as well as Conor Coady, they are both eager to get more minutes and should in no way be rested as they have not played much this lately. We do believe that the midfield will be excactly the same and hopefully J ..read more

Embed from Getty Images Enzo Maresca signalled changes in front of the game, giving starts to Jamie Vardy, Conor Coady and Hamza Choudhury, resting James Justin, Ricardo Pereira and Patson Daka. Leicester took advantage from start but early on West Brom made no secret about their attention to not give up without a massive fight, despite being without their top goalscorer Thomas-Asante. The push for a goal was so immense from West Brom that Mads Hermansen had a busy first half also helped by Hamza Choudhury saving on the goal line, keeping Leicester in the game, but all those West Brom chances ..read more

Embed from Getty Images Kane Huckerby is a 14 year old prospect moving from local club Aylestone Park to Leicester. The 14 year old have signed a 2 year deal and interesting to see how this will progress. Following the youth set up at Leicester is always an interesting act as young players progress from the academy to become first team footballers. We have seen this as the best platform of recruitment and hopefully the club will stop the idiotic approach of signing finished articles for heavy fees to inflated prices and just put them in the freezer, how on earth that has been possible, makes i ..read more

Embed from Getty Images A great number of Leicester fans from Scandinavia are flying in to support Leicester for their final games of the season. Coming in from Oslo and Copenhagen to take part in what can become a fantastic end to a difficult ride towards promotion. Leicester were flying high before Christmas, but since coming into the new year massive difficulties have appeared on and off the field. Despite all the different problems, Leicester have dominated every minute of the games played and possession has been as high as ever, so the quality is still there, and that is why we strongly b ..read more

Embed from Getty Images Leicester scout Sean St. Ledger is currently on a mission in Brazil. He is looking for some sort of hidden talent, and might be looking were no one else are. To find talent in Brazil that are not noticed by other top European clubs is a difficult task, but it is a huge country with a fantastic amount of footballers, so a number of them goes under the radar. Looking at that Brazilian market you might have to look for, the not so obvious, when trying to find what is needed to fit into a pattern of your dimentions. The price and a contract level mut also suit both parties ..read more

Embed from Getty Images The game yesterday was another with loads of possession and domination. We all know where you need to be for your final in football, in front of the opponents goal and of course defending yourself properly in your own half, if not possession in itself makes no result. Championship opponents are all reading the game and are far from fools, so without little or no flexibility and few ideas of how to play and turn around a result, you are stuck in Enzoball mud. The game was there for the taking, but to see Abdul Fatawu and Stephy Mavididi both being played on their wrong f ..read more

Embed from Getty Images The massive backlash vs. Millwall makes this away fixture at Home Park one that becomes a must win, being given a major gift in the previous round with both Ipswich and Leeds not winning. This looks a struggle for Leicester as they do have a lot on stake and the game at The Den never gave anyone high spirit. Callum Wright will be looking for a chance to impress against his former club. We believe Patson Daka and Abdul Fatawu both will be back in the line-up, out with Jamie Vardy and Yunus Akgun, possible also to see a start for James Justin, coming in for Callum Doyle ..read more

Embed from Getty Images The reasoning for comparishing Faniel Tewelde with Jude Bellingham is the maturity of the player and his presence at the age of 17. The way he is making an impact at his Norwegian top tier club Odd, makes him stand out as one special. He is playing wide left up front in a well founded 4-3-3 set up. He is a Norwegian u.18 international, so surely one to have been noticed. If his progress continues, soon he will be a prospect for clubs abroad, possibly in Holland, Belgium or Denmark, who are often nations using Norway as a base for recruitment. Tewelde could also track in ..read more

Embed from Getty Images Leicester manager Enzo Maresca made a point before the Millwall game about rotation, but still did not make a single change in his back four line, and again left Conor Coady out. The use of the England international is one odd situation as we would have thought him and Harry Souttar being part of a rotation this season. During a 46 game season, you need to keep more bodies fresh, and we do not really understand anything of it, only the factor must be that the player himself is looking for a way out, as we will be surprised to see Coady around for much longer. Coady, at ..read more