Current league leaders Leicester City FC (15-3-8, 53 points) will look to bounce back from their below par performance during the 2015-2016 Premier League season’s previous matchday as they host lowly squad Norwich City FC (6-14-6, 24 points) at the King Power Stadium on Saturday, Feb. 27th.
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After spending much of last season fighting relegation, Leicester are now top of the league, two points clear of Tottenham with 12 games remaining.
“I think we have a great chance on Sunday to do that again and to show we are still in a strong position and still competing for the title”.
“I don’t know if it gives me an advantage – but, believe me, I am their fans when they play in Europe: ‘Come on, man!’ The more they win, the more they play, it’s much better for us”, he said.
They face West Bromwich Albion, Watford, Newcastle United and Crystal Palace after the Norwich game.
“With the season Leicester have had I don’t see them being down (after losing at Arsenal)”.
“I’m happy and I think she’s taken to it now – there’s no way you can back out from it now”. “From the first day they were very, very focused”, he said.
Manager Arsene Wenger admitted Barcelona are “95 per cent through” to the quarter-finals but Mertesacker said the team will fight, having seen a few chinks in the armour of the five-time winners and proved critics wrong for large portions of the tie.
Dempsey began his professional career with New England Revolution in 2004 and left for Fulham in 2007, where he spent five years before joining Tottenham in 2012. Now they are on course to be in the Team of the Season in the Premier League – one an outstandingly skilful winger, the other a tenacious central midfielder.
It is also notable that the winning side in the last three league meetings between Leicester and Norwich have scored a penalty and Leicester have won more penalties than any other team in the top flight this season (10). “We’re still top”, Ranieiri told Leicester City TV after their defeat at the Emirates.
To be honest Norwich look like a team that have lost their belief, Norwich have just struggled defensively and even in games where they lead by two goals they dont look safe.
The 23-year-old returned from a loan spell at Bristol City last month and is in Ranieri’s thoughts with Simpson banned.
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It’s a unsafe game to start predicting where the points are going to come from but if City can keep things ticking over until the end of March, April will provide a serious opportunity to get points on the board.
