Brendan Rodgers can blow. A little. Leicester left last place in the standings after their draw against Crystal Palace (0-0). More active offensively than their hosts of the day, with five shots on target against one, the Foxes however did not have very clear chances to score. But they take advantage of Wolverhampton’s narrow victory in the Midlands derby against Nottingham Forest (1-0) to leave them 20th place on goal difference, the two teams having only five points on the clock after 10 matches played.
Although publicly supported by the club’s management, Rodgers and his players were whistled – without much conviction – by their supporters at the end of the match, a banner even calling on the management to act quickly. The Wolves come out of the red zone (17th) but Southampton, which follows them by two lengths, must still receive West Ham on Sunday (3 p.m.).
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