Leicester
ArsenalDay 25
Merino 87'
Leicester: 30. Hermansen, 2. Justin( till 43'), 3. Faes, 5. Okoli, 6. Ndidi( till 85'), 16. Kristiansen, 24. Soumare B., 11. El Khannouss, 14. De Cordova-Reid( till 85'), 9. Vardy, 18. Jordan Ayew( till 75')
Substitution: 25. Coulibaly W.(from 43'), 10. Mavididi(from 75'), 40. Buonanotte(from 85'), 20. Daka(from 85')
Bench: 41. Stolarczyk J., 4. Coady, 23. Vestergaard, 8. Winks, 22. Skipp
Yellow Cards: El Khannouss 46', Jordan Ayew 57'
Arsenal: 22. Raya, 2. Saliba, 6. Gabriel M., 12. Timber J., 49. Lewis-Skelly( till 76'), 5. Partey T.( till 76'), 8. Odegaard, 30. Sterling( till 69'), 41. Rice, 53. Nwaneri, 19. Trossard( till 89')
Substitution: 23. Merino(from 69'), 33. Calafiori(from 76'), 20. Jorginho(from 76'), 3. Tierney(from 89')
Bench: 32. Neto, 4. White B., 15. Kiwior, 17. Zinchenko, 37. Butler-Oyedeji
Yellow Cards: Jorginho 86'
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