Leicester City 1-0 Leeds United: 3 things learned from back-to-back wins

However, on the opposing flank, Tielemans is tasked with mirroring this role — yet doesn’t possess anywhere near the same qualities as his partner. The Belgian-international is far superior in other aspects of his game, but in the current iteration of the number eight position, he’s struggling to match the physical demands. I think Rodgers will adjust this, as it’s abundantly clear that Tielemans’ quality is unparalleled in the squad when inside a role he understands — have him receive possession centrally and he’ll dictate the tempo and flow of the Foxes building stage. It’s undeniable that a high-performing Tielemans equals a high-performing Leicester City, so it’s about ensuring he has the tools at his disposal.

As the overall team’s performances are getting better, it’s quite clear to see that Rodgers is being afforded the privilege of choice. Yes, there are still injuries plaguing the ranks, and he has to find creative solutions for these — Choudhury as a hybrid full-back/wide centre-back epitomises this. Yet, the fluidity of the number eight role, which is allowing Dewsbury-Hall to flourish, just further highlights the the former Liverpool gaffer’s ability to be creative with limited resources, but also his prowess of coaching youngsters.