adminThe pressure of a big match can hide how poorly a team is really playing. But in the last game at the King Power Stadium, the truth was clear for everyone to see, even if many fans didn’t notice it.
Leicester City didn’t play well against Preston North End. Their game had no energy or flow. Still, one or two players did okay and kept their good reputation.
Divine Mukasa and Luke Thomas were the best players on a sunny day. They stayed calm and played well, even better than some older teammates. Stephy Mavididi also showed a little bit of his skill.
But Abdul Fatawu still needs to do better on the right wing. He must be sharper and more dangerous. To improve, he needs to stay focused and play well every time.
Patson Daka played very well, which is surprising because he does not always do this. He was good at making chances and trying to score goals.
He was unlucky too. One of his best shots hit Daniel Iversen and did not go in. It was a quick and clever piece of play.
But apart from these small good moments, the team was mostly disappointing. Some of Leicester City’s big players and even the average ones did not play well, and the fans were not happy.
The Leicester Mercury was very critical. Abdul Fatawu got a low score of 5. The same report also said Oliver Skipp did not do much in midfield, even though he tried to take control.
Jamaal Lascelles made some good tackles at the right time and stayed calm. But he only got a score of 6.
People said he was not strong enough in defence and did not take full control like he should.
“Jamaal Lascelles: He wasn’t involved in many key defensive moments, which perhaps shows once again just how gifted he is when it comes to positioning. On the ball, he sometimes looked a bit slow, with his touches too heavy. 6”
Jakub Stolarczyk’s rating is perhaps more worrying.
The goalkeeper received just a 5, reflecting a defence that seemed strangely disorganised and lacking the structural integrity it had only just regained.
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