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Lost 66%of his Aerial Duels, lm8 possessions lost, failed to block single shot, no tackle with reckless error leading to goal. Steve Cooper told must Ditch club FLOP with IMMEDIATE affect after his USELESS performance Vs Nottingham Forest
Leicester City clashed with Nottingham Forest in a Premier League match on Friday evening, but the Foxes were not at their best.
Entering the match, Leicester aimed for their third consecutive win under manager Steve Cooper. He made some bold lineup decisions that pleased fans, starting Abdul Fatawu and Harry Winks after their strong performances in the comeback against Southampton the previous week.
Leicester began the match positively, with Ryan Yates putting Forest ahead 1-0 in the 16th minute, but Jamie Vardy equalized just seven minutes later, and the team showed a solid performance in the first half.
However, the second half took a downturn as Leicester succumbed to a 3-1 defeat, with several players failing to shine. Wout Faes had a particularly poor performance, costing Leicester a goal due to an error under pressure from Forest striker Chris Wood.
Post-match statistics highlighted Faes’ struggles: he received a team-low rating of 5.9, lost 66% of his duels, gave away possession eight times, and failed to block any shots or make tackles, in addition to being dribbled past twice and making a crucial error leading to a goal.
Despite the loss, his center-back partner, Caleb Okoli, performed reasonably well and should retain his spot in the lineup. Following this defeat, Leicester could drop to 16th place in the Premier League, potentially just three points above the relegation zone.
Leicester will next face Manchester United in the League Cup on Wednesday, followed by a crucial Premier League match against Ipswich Town, who are just above the relegation zone. Given the stakes, Cooper might consider replacing Faes with the more experienced Conor Coady for that match.
