The best tweets from Leicester City 3-1 Huddersfield Town

Presenting the best of #LCFC and #LeiHud from Twitter: before, during and after the Leicester City versus Huddersfield game.

Claude Puel managed to silence his critics: for a minimum of five minutes, following the final whistle. Some Leicester City supporters may give the Frenchman the rest of the week off. However, most importantly, the Foxes took three points from the visit of Huddersfield Town!

These are the best tweets about the match, which we scoured Twitter for:

It’s good to see a returning former player, as always. Ben Hamer had a very tough start for the Terriers – it wasn’t exactly easy for him at Leicester City, on occasion.

There were three changes from new ‘tinkerman’ Claude Puel for the game. Many questioned  Amartey’s inclusion: he looked unsteady, misused and unqualified in previous endeavours at right-back during his Leicester City career.

Though he was marvellous yesterday, as his WhoScored numbers conclude:

62 passes (55 completed, 89%), 5 tackles (100% won), aerial duels 100%, 4 clearances – with a WhoScored rating of 7.48.

Following a mediocre beginning, Foxes of Leicester suggested alterations at half-time at the King Power Stadium. In the second half, City improved drastically.

And it’s ‘Strictly Come Zanka’ time for big Harry Maguire!

Leicester City’s goal of the season so far?

FoL pointed out the great speculation from the Premier League post game.

‘Bend it like Maddison’.

Leicester City were by far the better team on Saturday. Luckily for the gaffer: he was closer to being relieved of duty, than some imagine.

Sing a song of Chilwell…

With some real defensive improvement and personnel switches, for example, Caglar Soyuncu – Leicester City will have a tremendous balance of devastating attack; complimented by a watertight defence.

Mr Brewin surely changed his tune after the break.

The match day referee seemed incompetent; although, his decisions were generally wrong in respect to both teams.

It’s true: better opponents would have dispatched Leicester City first-half.

To finish in a high note, one extremely fortunate supporter got to meet legendary pundit, Chris Kamara.

Leicester City face Wolverhampton Wanderers away on Tuesday, in the Carabao Cup. Then on Saturday in the premiership, it’s Newcastle United at St James’ Park. Two challenging, yet winnable games.