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Leicester City
FT
2 : 0
vs
HT 0 : 0
Sunderland


  • Leicester City
  • Goals
  • Slimani (69')
  • Vardy (78')
  • Sunderland
  • Cards
  • Cattermole (35')
Full lineups: Leicester City vs Sunderland

Leicester City

Starting XI

  • 1. Kasper Schmeichel
  • 17. Danny Simpson
  • 29. Yohan Benalouane
  • 6. Robert Huth
  • 28. Christian Fuchs
  • 26. Riyad Mahrez
  • 4. Danny Drinkwater
  • 25. Onyinye Ndidi
  • 22. Demarai Gray
  • 20. Shinji Okazaki
  • 9. Jamie Vardy

Substitutes

  • 21. Ron-Robert Zieler
  • 3. Ben Chilwell
  • 10. Andy King
  • 11. Marc Albrighton
  • 13. Daniel Amartey
  • 19. Islam Slimani
  • 23. Jose Leonardo Ulloa

Coach

  • Craig Shakespeare

Sunderland

Starting XI

  • 13. Jordan Pickford
  • 2. Billy Jones
  • 23. Lamine Kone
  • 4. Jason Denayer
  • 3. Bryan Oviedo
  • 17. Ibrahim Didier Ndong
  • 6. Lee Cattermole
  • 8. Jack Rodwell
  • 7. Sebastian Larsson
  • 9. Fabio Borini
  • 18. Jermain Defoe

Substitutes

  • 1. Vito Mannone
  • 5. Papy Djilobodji
  • 10. Wahbi Khazri
  • 21. Javier Manquillo
  • 24. Darron Gibson
  • 28. Victor Anichebe
  • 44. Adnan Januzaj

Coach

  • David Moyes
  • 12
    fouls
    13
  • 1
    offsides
    3
  • 7
    shots on target
    3
  • 8
    shots off target
    8
  • 4
    blocked shots
    4
  • 1
    counter attacks
    0
  • 5
    corners
    6
  • 16
    crosses
    18
  • 48%
    possession
    52%
78 Votes
Leicester City vs Sunderland
Team Performance

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24 Comments
Top Comments
Morrizen 10 years ago Edited
Chelsea, Mexico 4 791
Who knows, but same shit happened to Chelsea last year. Im pretty sure it has something to do with either the managers ego or the players.Only clear thing here is that there is an invisible psychological/industrial semantic we are not perceiving.
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Showing previous versions of this text.
Who knows, but same shit happened to Chelsea last year. Im pretty sure it has something to do with either the managers ego or the players.
Bra7i1 10 years ago
Barcelona, Argentina 0 163
5 - Leicester are the second team in PL history to follow up a run of five losses by winning five in a row (also Spurs 2004). Turnaround.
4
osteoblast 10 years ago
Newcastle United, Australia 0 10
Not sure whether that was Marc Albrighton or Gareth Bale.
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Tsulex 10 years ago
Chelsea, Georgia 0 63
Good Bye Sunderland :( Good luck in Championship
0
zizuthelegend 10 years ago
AC Milan 0 731
NOT an England fan but if I ever put on a jersey of an English player it will SAY "Vardy" You know your a GANGSTER when in the first international game you score on Neuer BAMMMM NOTE: Demarai Gray >>>>> RASHFORD
0
lupocci 10 years ago
Italy 0 5
Seriously if they keep winning like this they can qualify for Uefa League! whats the last available spot in England? The sixth?Or seventh?
0
Emobot7 10 years ago
545 11516
Lets not get crazy there, finishing above tenth would already be pretty good. ;D
0
milanlamiavita 10 years ago
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
It seems that had Ranieri just continued playing the same way as last season and not tried to change too quickly, Leicester city could've well been in the running to defend their title.
0
osteoblast 10 years ago
Newcastle United, Australia 0 10
Not sure whether that was Marc Albrighton or Gareth Bale.
4
Outlaw0504 10 years ago
Manchester United, USA 0 10
Not sure whether that was Demarai Gray or Ronaldo.
1
Marcus2011 10 years ago
Chelsea FC, England 277 6501
Leicester was just giving other teams a good headstart by loosing points and now they are going to close the gap and win the title .
3
Outlaw0504 10 years ago
Manchester United, USA 0 10
If that happens they will win the Champions League. Which I hope they do.
1
binjai 10 years ago
0 1223
finally Slimani-Vardy is working...before this either of them only on the field and Okazaki supporting them...maybe some Ego has been down a bit somewhere
0
Samaroy 10 years ago
Leicester City, Australia 0 4
Disagree, still didnt work particlarly well last night. The vardy/okazaki pairing still the no.1 pairing with slimani providing support of the bench
0
Clancy 10 years ago
Arsenal, England U21 0 103
bunch of snacks
-1
tuan_jinn 10 years ago
Manchester United, Netherlands 198 6914
What a form they are having. What a goal that was by Vardy, absolute class
3
perspolisi 10 years ago
England 0 88
This looks bad for Ranieri..LOL.. bet he's eating pasta while watching too!!!!!!!!
3
mufc11 10 years ago
Manchester United, England 0 90
what a strike from jamie fookin vardyyy..
2
Granite 10 years ago
Chelsea, Netherlands 0 101
wtf is this was it all ranieri then
0
Morrizen 10 years ago Edited
Chelsea, Mexico 4 791
Who knows, but same shit happened to Chelsea last year. Im pretty sure it has something to do with either the managers ego or the players.Only clear thing here is that there is an invisible psychological/industrial semantic we are not perceiving.
8
  • History
Showing previous versions of this text.
Who knows, but same shit happened to Chelsea last year. Im pretty sure it has something to do with either the managers ego or the players.
zizuthelegend 10 years ago
AC Milan 0 731
Maybe FA didn't want another LEICESTER TITLE so pressured ranieri.
0
Bra7i1 10 years ago
Barcelona, Argentina 0 163
5 - Leicester are the second team in PL history to follow up a run of five losses by winning five in a row (also Spurs 2004). Turnaround.
4
Hekasi 10 years ago
Chelsea, England 7 764
I think Leicester might win the league LOL
3
Trollzous_ 10 years ago
Borussia Dortmund, Germany 0 185
lol
0
Joco413 10 years ago
Arsenal, Hungary 0 139
Might? They will surely win the Champions League.
2
Saucer 10 years ago
Real Madrid, Guatemala 0 26
Also my tough, the nottingham forest of our Era
0
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