With permission of the West Ham and the Everton, who also oppose it, the Leicester continues to be determined to be the next team talked about in the Premier League beyond the so-called ‘Big6’. The set led by Brendan Rodgers wants to qualify for the next Champions League (and who knows whether to fight for the title if the rest get lost) and this Wednesday he found himself with the victory after stumbling against the Everton (tie) and the Leeds (defeat). He did so by beating, clearly but without excessive brilliance, the Fulham of Scott Parker (0-2). Iheanacho Y Justin they scored the goals, but the best of the match was the orchestra conductor of the ‘foxes’: James Maddison.
The ’10’, flagship of this Leicester, continues to grow by leaps and bounds, and once again was the key differential factor in throwing the balance out of balance. Because far from the extremely vulnerable team behind that was at the beginning of the course, the Fulham he was not bad in defensive tasks and even put Kasper in a bind Schmeichel from time to time, but Maddison he remained undetectable throughout the duel.
In fact, he signed both assists. First, on 17 ‘, he put a remote-controlled center at the head of Iheanacho, which from the penalty spot sent the leather hard into the net. And on the edge of rest, in the 44th minute, he had the courage and talent to stop short in the area after an excellent counterattack with which the Leicester knew how to take advantage of a defense of Fulham boldly advanced, and gave the goal to Justin, which came from behind.
With 0-2 against, Fulham It got really uphill for him, and although in the second half he tried to cut the gap, he was always a prisoner of ‘I want to and I can’t’.
Beat the Leicester to stay in the high zone and ward off the ghosts that had brought the last two results to his bosom, and he lost a Fulham who has not won since last November (curiously before the Leicester). For this reason, it is in the relegation zone, and pointing out that next year it will be in the Championship if you don’t wake up soon.
