Jesse Marsch made a hasty retreat to the dressing room upon the final whistle, as boos rang out from the away continent at the King Power Stadium last night. It was nothing more than Leeds deserved. Whilst the Whites may have one of the most loyal fan bases in the World, they don't suffer fools gladly. It was hoped their display against Arsenal last Sunday, was going to be the start of a much-needed revival, yet 15 minutes in, when Robin Koch turned the ball into his own net, it was clear that they'll face an uphill battle to survive, come May.

But Leeds haven't learned from their mistakes. They work incredibly hard to win the ball, only to lose possession a few passes later, only to repeat the very same process again and again... Our forward line never looked like scoring; they could still be playing now, and still not find the back of the net. This is against a team that have conceded more goals than any other top flight team (24).

After Harvey Barnes added Leicester's second, ten minutes before the interval, there was never going to be a way back for the Whites. Even with a second half forward line consisting of Bamford, Rodrigo and Gelhardt, they were unable to put Danny Ward under any kind of pressure.

	Line Up		Nat	Match Events
		Meslier, Illan Goalkeeper
		Kristensen, Rasmus Defender
		Koch, Robin Defender
		Llorente, Diego Defender
		Firpo, Junior Defender
		Adams, Tyler Midfielder
		Roca, Marc Midfielder
		Summerville, Crysencio Midfielder
		Aaronson, Brenden Midfielder
		Sinisterra, Luis Midfielder
		Bamford, Patrick Forward
	Subs		Nat	Match Events
		Cooper, Liam Defender
		Klich, Mateusz Midfielder
		Moreno, Rodrigo Forward
		Gelhardt, Joe Forward
		Harrison, Jack Midfielder
		Klaesson, Kristoffer Goalkeeper		Unused Sub
		Ayling, Luke Defender		Unused Sub
		Gnonto, Wilfried Midfielder		Unused Sub
		Greenwood, Sam Midfielder		Unused Sub

	References
	LEEDSTATS: Leeds United Season 2022/2023
	Sheridan Dictates: Season Statistics 2022-23
	Leeds United Programme Guide: Season 2022/23