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Ralph Hasenhuttl praises Southampton's pa ssion in win at Leicester
Ralph Hasenhuttl praises Southampton's passion in win at Leicester . Ralph Hasenhuttl praised Southampton’s passion after they held off Leicester City with 10 men to win 2-1 at the King Power Stadium. After Saints took an early lead, Leicester looked to have been given a way back into the game when 19-year-old full-back Yan Valery showed his inexperience by picking up a second yellow card (45). However, Shane Long netted just 90 seconds later (45+1) to give the visitors a two-goal cushion heading into the break and Hasenhuttl's men survived a barrage of Leicester second-half possession to pick up their third win in seven Premier League games since he took over from Mark Hughes. The Austrian was proud of the way his players implemented his plan in the second half. "We had to be compact in the second half and try to defend everything," he told Sky Sports. "I think the manner of the performance was good, showing passion. "When they made it 2-1 I thought it would be too long for us to hold on. But the way we defended made it very difficult for the opposition to score. The longer the game went on the steadier and more balanced we were. "That was the key to the success." Valery had been playing on the edge after a flare-up between him and Ben Chilwell resulted in the Saints youngster picking up a yellow card. He did not learn to cool it and his rashness continued as he received a second yellow after tugging back Marc Albrighton. Hasenhuttl admitted he was planning to replace the 19-year-old at half-time before he was dismissed, but also questioned the referee's decision. "I expected the referee to give him a warning before showing a second yellow card," he said. "I wanted to take him off at half-time but the chance was then gone." Predict 6 correct scores for your chance to win £250K.
Crystal Palace 5-0 Leicester: Wilfried Zaha leads the charge as Roy Hodgson's men run riot at
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Crystal Palace vs Leicester: Roy Hodgson's men run riot after Marc Albrighton sees red
Crystal Palace 5-0 Leicester: Wilfried Zaha leads the charge as Roy Hodgson's men run riot at Selhurst Park after Marc Albrighton receives marching orders. Wilfried Zaha gave Crystal Palace the lead after 17 minutes with a well-taken goal from inside the penalty box. Palace doubled their advantage shortly before the half-time interval through midfielder James McArthur. Claude Puel made two changes at half-time but things only got worse after Marc Albrighton got a straight red. Ruben Loftus-Cheek added a third before Patrick Van Aanholt and Christian Benteke added gloss to the score. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/ List musuc more: https://www.youtube.com/user/NoCopyrightSounds
Jack Butland's howler dents Stoke survival hopes at Leicester
Jack Butland's howler dented Stoke's hopes of survival in the Premier League after a 1-1 draw at Leicester. After Xherdan Shaqiri had given Stoke a first-half lead, Leicester were handed an equaliser in bizarre fashion with 20 minutes remaining through the England goalkeeper's mistake.After being played in down the right flank by Riyad Mahrez, Marc Albrighton's fierce cross was missed by team-mate Jamie Vardy, and though Butland was left with a bread-and-butter save, he deflected the ball into his own net. Manager Paul Lambert refused to blame Butland after the game, saying: "No finger-pointing whatsoever. I think he's the best goalkeeper in Britain, I think he's fabulous at this time, an
Leicester 1-1 Stoke: Butland's own goal gifts Foxes point
An error by Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland gifted Leicester City a share of the spoils in an entertaining Midlands derby at the King Power Stadium.Butland spilled a cross from Marc Albrighton into his own net in the 71st minute for what at the time was an unlikely equaliser to cancel out Xherdan Shaqiri's seventh goal of the season.The keeper, captain in the absence of Ryan Shawcross, atoned for his howler by producing stunning saves to deny Riyad Mahrez and Harry Maguire while Matty James headed against the post as Claude Puel's side pulled out all the stops to chase a winner.The draw kept Stoke in second bottom spot in the Premier League, a point from safety, while Leicester moved up a place to seventh, on goal difference above Burnley.Leicester winger Mahrez made his first Premier League start since his collapsed move to Manchester City.Shawcross injured an ankle in training earlier in the week with Butland taking the skipper's armband.And there was no place in the squad for Saido Berahino after a tabloid story about his private life, or experienced midfielder Darren Fletcher.Shawcross's replacement, Bruno Martins Indi, and his team-mates were soon busy defending as Leicester forced the pressure.Leicester earned a series of corners almost straight from the kick off, and from one of them, midfielder James curled a first-time effort a foot over the bar.Stoke took a while to settle but when they did, they forced the first save of the game.Shaqiri burst through the middle and his deflected pass fell to Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, who turned inside Mahrez before curling a low shot that Kasper Schmeichel saved diving to his left in the 13th minute.There was an early booking – and what looked like a harsh one too - for Albrighton after the Leicester winger brought down Shaqiri in the 18th minute.Leicester's route to goal seemed to be mainly via set-pieces and following another corner, Mahrez sent a bouncing volley straight at Butland.Mahrez, rather than striker Jamie Vardy, looked to be their biggest threat and the Algerian winger sized up another opportunity on the half hour, cutting inside before firing wide from 20 yards.Shortly afterwards he teased the Stoke defence before his cross just evaded Vardy.But despite Leicester dominating possession, it was Stoke who took an unexpected lead a minute before the break.Shaqiri advanced from right to left before curling a low shot into the bottom corner of the net via the left hand of Kasper Schmeichel after Joe Allen dispossessed Wilfred Ndidi on the touchline.The goal rocked Leicester and it took a while for them to find their feet.In fact Stoke looked the more likely scorers and Shaqiri, who looked to be the best player on the pitch at this stage, almost found the net from 45 yards after Allen intercepted a poor kick from Schmeichel, his audacious effort skidding narrowly wide.The Foxes became increasingly edgy and, as the game wore on, looked less likely to find a way back into the game, Stoke giving
Leicester 3-0 Huddersfield: Riyad Mahrez, Islam Slimani and Marc Albrighton net to hosts to victory
Leicester City’s first victory in six matches was made in Algeria with Riyad Mahrez and record signing Islam Slimani on target to break down stubborn resistance from Huddersfield. In the absence of his injured sidekick Jamie Vardy, Mahrez took responsibility for his team by brilliantly volleying The Foxes ahead after 53 minutes and then setting up his compatriot Slimani six minutes later for the striker’s first Premier League goal since April.
Leicester 3-0 Huddersfield: Riyad Mahrez, Islam Slimani and Marc Albrighton net to hosts victory
Leicester City’s first victory in six matches was made in Algeria with Riyad Mahrez and record signing Islam Slimani on target to break down stubborn resistance from Huddersfield. In the absence of his injured sidekick Jamie Vardy, Mahrez took responsibility for his team by brilliantly volleying The Foxes ahead after 53 minutes and then setting up his compatriot Slimani six minutes later for the striker’s first Premier League goal since April. Marc Albrighton capped an outstanding individual performance by adding a third goal and there was more good news for manager Claude Puel with £22million summer signing Adrien Silva making a belated Foxes debut five minutes from time. Silva had been signed in the summer transfer window but the paperwork had been filed too late - by 14 seconds - for him to play until now.
Watford vs Leicester 2-1:Molla Wague back to haunt old side
Watford 2-1 Leicester: Heurelho Gomes stars for home side as former Foxes loanee Molla Wague comes back to haunt old side in Boxing Day victory Riyad Mahrez opened the scoring for Leicester after heading Marc Albrighton's cross past Heurelho Gomes Molla Wague, who was on loan at Leicester last season, scored against the Foxes on his first start for Watford Udinese centre back poked home at back post to level things up on the stroke of half-time at Vicarage Road The comeback was complete when Abdoulaye Doucoure's shot was helped in by keeper Kasper Schmeichel Read more: Watford vs Leicester http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/ List music more: https://www.youtube.com/user/NoCopyrightSounds