The Foxes are back in action on Saturday afternoon after a mere two whole days' rest for the squad. As you will be all too aware, Leicester City were held on their travels (again) whilst battling Bristol City at Ashton Gate on Wednesday evening. Disappointingly, the East Midlanders only left the South West with a point, in spite of leading the match 2-0 at the halfway point.
Following the half-time whistle, (the Leicestershire) City looked nervous, edgy and certain to concede. They did so one minute subsequent to the break. Oh dear. The Robins equaliser felt inevitable - and ultimately was! Hopefully the Filbert Way side can develop confidence, along with a thicker skin.
Surely Marti Cifuentes could do more to instill the will to survive in this team. There is a hope within Leicester's Blue Army fan base that we will see that determination and poise this weekend. Though we never hold our breath as contemporary Foxes fans. Anyway, let's now move on to previewing the next matchup against Ipswich Town.
Leicester City vs Ipswich Town
Television, streaming and kick-off time
The Suffolk team travel to LE2 to play City for a 3pm start. Sadly the game is not televised in the United Kingdom due to the blackout on that specific day and time.
Injuries and predicted XI
Let's have a look at fitness now. Thankfully LCFC supporters have been given the update we desperately wanted. Midfield dynamo Jordan James is available for the Tractor Boys fixture after worry in the week.
The Welshman was substituted during the Bristol clash due to a slight injury. Harry Winks is available for selection too.
Jeremy Monga, Aaron Ramsey and Boubakary Soumare are all out. We assume that Harry Souttar, Caleb Okoli and Victor Kristiansen are respectively unavailable.
Stolarczyk; L. Thomas, Nelson, Vestergaard, Ricardo; Skipp, James; Mavididi, De Cordova-Reid, Fatawu; Ayew.