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“Leicester 6-2 QPR that’s Strange”- James Justin Reveals the Shocking ‘STRANGE’ truth behind Leicester’s 6-2 FA cup Victory over QPR
Leicester City secured their spot in the FA Cup fourth round in dominant fashion with a 6-2 victory over Championship side Queens Park Rangers.
Amidst struggles in the Premier League, Leicester’s commanding win over QPR provided a much-needed boost of confidence as they prepare for their upcoming clash with Crystal Palace.
Manager Ruud van Nistelrooy singled out two of his standout players, Facundo Buonanotte and Bilal El Khannouss, both of whom were involved in several of the goals. The duo have been key contributors for Leicester this season, often receiving praise when the team has struggled.
One player who has faced criticism this season is right-back James Justin, but he redeemed himself with a brace against QPR. The 26-year-old has had a rough campaign, but his double helped seal Leicester’s dominant win, and he made an interesting observation after the match.
Justin on ‘strange’ weather conditions during Leicester vs QPR The win marked a rare bright spot for Justin this season. Although Leicester faced Championship opposition, the team’s full-strength lineup made a clear difference. However, the weather conditions posed a challenge throughout the game.
Similar to Leicester’s 3-1 loss at Liverpool, thick fog blanketed King Power Stadium, making it difficult for players to see clearly. Justin admitted the fog was particularly intense during the match, especially when using the white ball.
Describing the conditions as ‘strange,’ Justin said: “It was a bit strange. At Anfield, we had similar conditions, but this fog was a lot worse today. It was tough to see at times, but we got on with the job, and it was the same for both teams.”
Justin faces competition from Woyo Coulibaly While Justin’s performance against QPR was strong, he faces growing competition at right-back with the imminent arrival of Woyo Coulibaly from Parma. Leicester has agreed a £3m transfer for the 25-year-old, who will become van Nistelrooy’s first signing of the January window.
Coulibaly’s arrival is expected to challenge Justin for the starting right-back spot, and the pressure is on for the 26-year-old to maintain his consistency and eliminate errors from his game. If not, he may find himself fighting for his place in the starting lineup.
