3 Foxes who let Leicester down vs Everton
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Clearly, Nampalys Mendy would be a better option in future games: a mix of stability, progression, and neater passing. Ndidi is off his form, and it is time for a little bit of change for Leicester City.
Finally, a duo of poor choices?
I am merging two players due to both making a similar error, merely at the other end of the pitch. One gave a set piece away, the other took one poorly. I am of course talking about Timothy Castagne conceding a penalty needlessly, and James Maddison failing to score one.
The Belgian right-back has a further issue. The defender failed to control Dwight McNeil, which was of crucial importance. The player was constantly being outrun, outmanned, and clearly outsmarted by the English left-winger. That was an uninspiring performance.
Meanwhile, despite a usually flaring and impressive creative performance, the English attacking-midfielder took the penalty from Tielemans – who has done well with penalties – and then absolutely misfired. Oh, no, said the crowd as ‘Madders’ tamely placed one in the middle for Jordan Pickford to comfortably save.
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My issue here is that the Belgian midfielder probable would have scored it. To have taken it was selfish when the star player has barely taken a penalty for Leicester for some time. The Foxes must remember to not let big personalities and names decide what to do on the pitch, just the calm leaders.