Leicester
SouthamptonDay 35
Jordan Ayew 44'
Leicester: 41. Stolarczyk J., 2. Justin, 3. Faes, 4. Coady, 6. Ndidi, 33. Thomas L.J., 22. Skipp( till 90'), 11. El Khannouss( till 84'), 9. Vardy( till 84'), 18. Jordan Ayew( till 70'), 35. McAteer( till 84')
Substitution: 93. Monga(from 70'), 24. Soumare B.(from 84'), 91. Evans J.(from 84'), 20. Daka(from 84'), 34. Golding(from 90')
Bench: 31. Iversen, 5. Okoli, 16. Kristiansen, 25. Coulibaly W.
Yellow Cards: Skipp 68'
Southampton: 30. Ramsdale, 2. Walker-Peters, 5. Stephens( till 46'), 6. Harwood-Bellis, 35. Bednarek, 3. Manning, 4. Downes, 26. Ugochukwu( till 79'), 18. Fernandes M.( till 57'), 20. Sulemana( till 57'), 11. Stewart R.( till 46')
Substitution: 33. Dibling(from 46'), 32. Onuachu(from 46'), 8. Smallbone(from 57'), 46. Robinson Jay(from 57'), 19. Archer C.(from 79')
Bench: 1. McCarthy A., 14. Bree J., 15. Wood N., 7. Aribo
Yellow Cards: Sulemana 52', Ugochukwu 65', Harwood-Bellis 75'
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He remains the last active player from that fairytale title-winning squad
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Trent Alexander-Arnold made a triumphant return from injury
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After a string of defeats stretching back to January 26, the Foxes dug deep to earn a 2–2 draw away to Brighton
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Leicester’s 15-Year-Old Jeremy Monga Becomes Second-Youngest Player in Premier League History
08.04.25 12:10Despite suffering a heavy 0–3 defeat to Newcastle, Leicester City made Premier League history on a more optimistic note by handing a debut to Jeremy Monga, a player born in 2009
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Newcastle leapfrogged Aston Villa and Manchester City
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Southampton endured a brutal run of 12 defeats in their last 14 matches
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Tottenham Hotspur finally found an opponent who helped them break a four-match winless run
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Manchester City secured a comfortable 2-0 victory
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Leicester City edge ever closer to a return to the Championship
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Ruben Amorim, head coach of Manchester United, praised his team’s growing confidence following a dominant 3–0 win over Leicester
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Manchester United delivered a much-needed morale boost to their fans with a convincing 3-0 victory
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Chelsea secured a crucial victory in the 27th round of the Premier League
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Watching from the stands due to suspension, Arne Slot, head coach of Liverpool, admitted that his vantage point at Anfield for the match against Southampton gave him a very different perspective on the action.
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Liverpool took another decisive step toward the Premier League title by seeing off relegation-threatened Southampton at Anfield on Saturday
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Mohamed Salah has once again etched his name in the history books, surpassing Luis Suarez for most goal involvements in a single Premier League season for Liverpool
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The Foxes remain in the relegation zone, sitting second from bottom
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The result provides a much-needed boost for the Blues
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Brentford secured an impressive away victory
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Bournemouth continued their impressive run in the Premier League with a convincing 3-1 victory