Matchday
West Ham United 2 Leicester City 0: Everybody involved is taking the piss
Wolves lost on Tuesday night. Ipswich lost on Wednesday night. It was Boubakary Soumare’s birthday, for heaven’s sake. Everything was set up perfectly for a smash-and-grab from the fearless Foxes.
Leicester City 0 Brentford 4: The Rudkin era comes home to roost
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Leicester City 0 Arsenal 2: Trying to score a goal, is it time for a minor?
Sadly, it is hardly headline news these days when Leicester City lose. This is a football club that badly needs someone to make a bold decision.
Manchester United 2 Leicester City 1: Ticket prices and terrible decisions
Two Premier League teams, one enduring their worst ever home record versus a side with no clean sheets in 19 games except make it the FA Cup.
Despite this, Leicester had won only once at Old Trafford in the last 20 years and that day, we had no fans at all there. This tie had ‘thriller for the neutrals’ written all over it.
Everton 4 Leicester City 0: Adding accelerant and fuel to the protest
Leicester City have a weird relationship with seconds; we missed out on registering Adrien Silva by 14 seconds rendering his signing expensively useless for months.
We became history makers again this weekend, Everton scoring after just 10.18 seconds. Their fastest ever goal. Our quickest collapse yet on an embarrassing afternoon for all.
Tottenham Hotspur 1 Leicester City 2: The accidental triumph
A tumultuous week in LE2 ended exactly as everyone expected: with a come-from-behind win away from home, inspired in no small part by your favourite freebie winger.
Leicester City 0 Fulham 2: Sack the board and Isak hasn’t scored
After throwing away our first “winnable” home game of 2025, Leicester City had an immediate chance to change the narrative as Fulham came to the King Power.
Acknowledging that the Cottagers are a better side than Palace, some still hoped for a point or at least a performance to inspire belief again.
Did you guess the outcome? It was a meek surrendering on the pitch and growing, louder discontent in the stands.
Leicester City 0 Crystal Palace 2: We want Rudkin out
Inconveniently, Leicester City have to start winning some games if they want to stay in the Premier League. After a run of difficult fixtures across the New Year period, along came a “winnable” one.
Aston Villa 2 Leicester City 1: Villans and Villains
A New Year but not entirely a new us. Ruud van Nistelrooy won’t be giving up on the resolutions he’s set for his Leicester side, but it’s a work in progress with one eye firmly on the transfer window.
Leicester City 0 Manchester City 2: Play like that again and we might be fine?
The last game of 2024 and Leicester needed a win over struggling Manchester City to avoid ending it in the relegation zone. Despite it being our most complete ninety minutes, it wasn't to be. But it did inspire hope and more importantly, support from the stands.
Liverpool 3 Leicester City 1: A shock win for the Reds
Leftover turkey sandwiches, black and white films, Leicester not winning at Anfield. This was the seventh time in ten years Leicester and Liverpool have met between Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. It took place exactly 40 years after Leicester won 2-1 thanks to Gary Lineker’s goal in front of the Kop. And to the surprise of absolutely nobody, Liverpool won.
Leicester City 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers 3: The Ward Supremacy
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Newcastle 4 Leicester City 0: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Put down your mince pies and maybe pour a slightly bigger than recommended glass of mulled wine to process what we just watched. This was a Leicester City away day at Newcastle, less about spreading festive joy and more delivering the nightmare before Christmas.
Leicester 2 Brighton 2 - Foxes weather the storm to salvage a late point
A lot of people streamed out of the King Power, soggy and disappointed as substitute Minteh put Brighton 2-0 up. But Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side embodied the Foxes Never Quit strapline, spearheaded by our captain to salvage a late point.
The Seagulls couldn’t stop him and neither could Storm Darragh. It’s Jamie Vardy’s world and all we can do as Foxes fans is revel in it.
Leicester City 3 West Ham 1: The Flying Dutchmen
Ruud van Nistelrooy’s first game as Leicester City manager was the night football became fun again.
Brentford 4 Leicester City 1: A tactical and defensive fright show to welcome Ruud
New manager Ruud Van Nistelrooy was in the stands, next to Top. Nothing can destroy some newfound hope or excitement among Leicester fans like a trip to London to take on a Brentford side who hadn't beaten Leicester since 1953 and with their forward, Kevin Schade, having not scored this season.
You know the script.
Leicester City 1 Chelsea 2: A villain, a local lad and an ex-manager play their roles
Externally, we've hit the point in the season where media figures can't understand what Leicester fans are concerned about.
Internally, we may not be in the drop zone yet, but the last win was over a month ago, and well, we’ve been here before so it's hard to generate positivity.
Win or not, we needed to see something to inspire some faith as Enzo Maresca rolled back into town.
Leicester City Women 0 Manchester United Women 2: Who you gonna call?
When you’ve scored two goals in seven games, who you gonna call? If you’re Amandine Miquel then you flick through your phone book for defensive midfielders.
It was Ruby Mace at Villa Park. It was Saori Takarada yesterday for the visit of Manchester United.
Manchester United 3 Leicester City 0: Wright writes up a write-off
With Manchester United struggling in the bottom half of the table, Steve Cooper’s Foxes had an opportunity to make a statement against their illustrious hosts on Sunday.
Ipswich Town 1 Leicester City 1: Soumaré to the rescue
Winless Ipswich and a Leicester side whose record at Portman Road isn’t inspirational. The odds didn’t set this one up to be a thriller. Becky Taylor was in the sauna stands to see if this away day could offer any positives.