12 - Leicester have conceded first in each of their last 12 home Premier League games (the longest such run in the competition's history) and are the only side across the big five European leagues without a single shutout since the end of the 2022 World Cup (21 games). Bleak.
Excellent summary. Incredible memories from the first 3 years of his tenure including the first FA Cup in our history and the best football I have seen from a Leicester City team in 2019/20. But the last 18 months have been horrible. Huge questions about the running of the club
Rodgers will go down as one of Leicester's best managers, but the last 18 months were disastrous. Not just results but recruitment and running down the value/usefulness of some v good players. He'll do well somewhere else but leaves with a strange legacy - and the club in a state
Struggling with this one, gave so much to the club both on and off the pitch and we are going to miss his influence enormously. Hard to pick out moments but Sevilla Penalty saves, save at spurs in '16 and of course the Cup Final stand out. Thanks for everything @kschmeichel1
What a night!! We roll on to Roma for the first European Semi Final in the club's history after a special night in Eindhoven. That will take some beating for a European away!