Leicester
Queens Park RangersDay 38
Nelson B. (og) 50'
Edwards Ro. 58'
Leicester: 1. Stolarczyk J. - 4. Nelson B., 5. Okoli, 33. Thomas L.J. - 17. Choudhury (Ricardo Pereira, 78) - 6. James (Richards D., 78), 22. Skipp (Winks, 61) - 7. Fatawu, 29. Mukasa (De Cordova-Reid, 61) - 9. Jordan Ayew (Daka, 60), 10. Mavididi
Substitution: Daka (from 60); Winks (from 61); De Cordova-Reid (from 61); Ricardo Pereira (from 78); Richards D. (from 78)
Bench: 13. Vieites - 24. Lascelles - 18. Aribo - 28. Monga
Yellow Cards: Nelson B. 25
Queens Park Rangers: 13. Walsh J.A. - 3. Dunne Jimmy, 18. Norrington-Davies, 37. Edwards Ro. - 15. Hayden, 21. Morgan K. (Varane J., 72) - 27. Mbengue Am. - 11. Smyth P. (Saito, 84), 20. Vale (Bennie D., 90) - 22. Kone R., 26. Kolli (Poku, 72)
Substitution: Poku (from 72); Varane J. (from 72); Saito (from 84); Bennie D. (from 90)
Bench: 29. Hamer - 2. Adamson, 6. Clarke-Salter, 28. Esquerdinha, 30. Smith T.
Yellow Cards: Kone R. 28; Dunne Jimmy 79; Varane J. 83
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