The complete Leicester 2020/21 Season Review: Part 1

Jamie Vardy of Leicester City (Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images)
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November

Monthly record: 6-3-1-2; GF: 13; GA: 9

Overall league record: 10-6-0-4; GF: 19; GA: 14

Cumulative record (all competitions): 15-9-1-5; GF: 31; GA: 20

League position at end of the month: 4th

Monthly grade: B

Results

Leeds United 1-4 Leicester

Leicester 4-0 SC Braga (Europa League)

Leicester 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Liverpool 3-0 Leicester

SC Braga 3-3 Leicester (Europa League)

Leicester 1-2 Fulham

Another month containing the good, bad and the ugly. A devastating counter-attacking display against the darlings of the Premier League in Leeds, and a narrow win against Wolves saw the Foxes ascend to the summit of the league once more.

However, this was tempered by a humbling reverse at Anfield as LCFC were comprehensively outclassed by a resurgent Liverpool side.

Subsequently, Rodgers’ outfit put in an unacceptable display against a Fulham side struggling at the bottom of the league. Conceding a penalty to a team who had missed their last three spot-kicks, made Leicester the butt of further jokes.

In Europe, the situation was much rosier. Braga, the top seeds of Leicester’s UEL group, were comfortably dispatched at the KPS, aided by a brace from an otherwise struggling Iheanacho.

In the reverse fixture at Braga’s magnificent Municipal stadium, a last-minute equaliser from Jamie Vardy saw City qualify for the knock-out stages dramatically, when defeat seemed almost certain.

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Despite Leicester remaining in the Champions League spaces, issues were starting to rise with a worrying 3 defeats already at home indicative of Leicester’s inability to break down the deep block.