Leicester City

Josh Dasilva scored a late equaliser for Brentford in a 2-2 Premier League draw against Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.

“Coming back from 2-0 down to 2-2 is a massive moment. But Brentford kept believing and Frank finished the happier manager. They may not have made any signings but Rodgers did a fine job of fielding a new shape after losing Harvey Barnes and Ricardo Pereira to injury last week. Tielemans shot against a post before Leicester converted their territorial dominance into a two-goal lead 25 seconds into the second half. “If you’re chasing the game, it’s on you to try and change it.” Leicester, seemingly cruising to victory with goals from Timothy Castagne and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall just reward for their excellent first hour, dropped off in the East Midlands heat but made only one change.

Thomas Frank's man management was the difference in the Bee's first match. Only giving up goals from defencive errors, the squad kept their composure to fight ...

The formation going forward changed at this point to a 3-4-3 with Hickey staying back as a center half while Mbeumo and Henry pushed forward on the wings. Coming on in the 59th minute Dasilva provided the creativity needed in the midfield. In the first half Brentford resorted to playing wide, but struggled to generate any chances with only 1 accurate cross the entire match. Brentford did not seem bothered by this lapse in concentration however, and started controlling the ball more while being further up the pitch. This compact system allowed Leicester to find spaces in wide areas and were able to play many crosses into the box from these areas. Thomas Frank’s man management was the difference in the Bee’s first match.

A piece of delightful update finally arrives at the doorstep for Leicester City fans, as reports Jamie Vardy's extension is along the way.

The extra special thing about this update was that Mr. Konur was kind enough to send me a message, informing about the same in its nascent stage. Leicester City could not have afforded to lose another locker room leader after losing out Kasper Schmeichel at the start of this season. Yesterday’s season-opening contest was all but harsh for the Foxes. Radical decisions, followed by tiring individuals, saw the hosts slip a 2-0 advantage against Brentford, only to be disappointed with an even draw.

The City playmaker was back to his best against Brentford, providing an assist as Timothy Castagne opened the scoring for Brendan Rodgers' men at the King Power ...

Let us know in the comment section below... - Brendan Rodgers responds to James Maddison and Wesley Fofana Leicester City transfer questions No feeling will come close to being out on that pitch.

Chelsea are set to table another bid to sign Leicester City defender Wesley Fofana this week. The first two bids were rejected.

This shall act as a helping hand to further persuade Leicester into accepting an offer in order to sell him in the coming weeks. The second bid was for around £70m and that too was not entertained by the Foxes. According to a series of tweets from Ben Jacobs of CBS Sports, Chelsea will table another offer for Leicester City defender Wesley Fofana this week.

Wilfred Ndidi made his much-awaited Leicester City return as the Foxes played out a 2-2 draw against Brentford in Sunday's Premier League outing.

The pressing was really good, the concentration was good, and some of the quality of our football was excellent. "It was a fantastic strike [from Dewsbury-Hall], a really, really good goal. Nonetheless, he was named in Brendan Rodgers’ starting XI against the visiting London outfit.