Matchday 36 of the Premier League has a truly dramatic ending: they meet this Monday at the King Power Stadium a Leicester in the relegation zone seven years after being proclaimed champion of England and a Liverpool that he will go out to defend the options he still needs to get into the next Champions League.
‘Foxes’ is penultimate in the Premier table, 2 points from safety, marking Everton, 17th. Therefore, if they beat the ‘reds’ they will leave the relegation zone. At this point, Everton’s loss this Sunday by 0-3 against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City has been a big help for Leicester.
He Leicester They have achieved only 8 victories in this Premier, with 6 draws and at least 21 defeats, very difficult numbers for a team that, apart from their success in 2016, in recent years has struggled to get into the Champions League.
the march of Brendan Rodgers on April 2 he gave way to the stage of Dean Smith as the new coach. Rodgers, who has been in charge of the ‘Foxes’ since 2019, left the position after a 2-1 defeat against Crystal palace and said he believes he can save the team from relegation if he continues despite the fact that he has a 7 game losing streak.
He Leicester is now where it was when Rodgers left: penultimate. In the last 3 days, the entire King Power Stadium receives the Liverpool This Monday, visit Newcastle (22nd) and close the home Premier against West Ham (28th). Last year Leicester were a semifinalist in the Conference League and finished 8th in the Premier.
In front, Leicester will have Liverpool 5th, 4 points behind Manchester United, 4th, and therefore the Champions League. In the last three days, Klopp’s men face Leicester, Aston Villa and relegated Southampton. The season was also very difficult for the ‘reds’. United, who have a game in hand, face Bournemouth, Chelsea and Fulham.
Source: La Verdad
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