Following another press conference from manager Enzo Maresca, Leicester Foxes will present the Blue Army with the latest injury news at Leicester City. Callum Doyle’s return could be even longer. The Manchester City loanee has a knee problem and will need support from the experienced James Justin.
Despite losing at Anfield to a strong but not invincible Liverpool side, Leicester showed character and determination. While I didn’t think an upset was particularly likely, Foxes fans were happy to see a side currently in the second tier put in a decent performance against their Premier League opponents. East Midlanders could not have done any better in England’s second tier, apart from defeat against Hull City at the King Power Stadium. However, problems occur every season, including the winner Manchester City. Yes, I coined that.
LCFC, who defeated former Leicester manager Nigel Pearson and Bristol City and defeated the Reds, will face Blackburn Rovers. Blackburn, who played some great and entertaining football last season, currently sit in a disappointing 14th place. However, Rovers are given a boost heading into Sunday due to the absence of City defender Callum Doyle. Maresca said he may not see Doyle until January. The Italian hopes to have his left winger back against Ipswich Town.
Gary Lineker explains his own role in saving Leicester City Football Club
Lineker spoke modestly about the important period in LCFC’s modern history, which preceded their glittering Premier League title run. The former Foxes striker, who was part of the 2002 rescue consortium, said he and his long-time agent John Holmes had set up a group of around 20 to 30 investors.
The Match of the Day host said that winning this match was very important. Lineker explained that while there was no investment to bring in players, his advocacy was to keep his boyhood club afloat. We appreciate Mr. Lineker’s efforts.
