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U21s / Development Squad 2014-15

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Criminal to see Knockaert and Albrighton rotting away in the Under-21's with Pearson showing no intention whatsoever to get them involved with the first team.

 

Dodoo and McCourt seem to be making good strides in the right direction. Perhaps on the fringe of the first team next season should we go down. Hopefully Pearson cuts this huge squad down to allow a route for these into the first team.

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Leicester City’s Development Squad suffered their first defeat in nine games in all competitions at the hands of Manchester City on Saturday.

A hat-trick from defender Angelino and a strike from Brandon Barker saw the Citizens storm into a 4-0 Barclays U21 Premier League lead at their Academy Stadium. 

First-teamer Anthony Knockaert pulled one back for Steve Beaglehole’s outfit before winger Joe Dodoo added a second for City four minutes from time. 

The Foxes weren’t without their chances, with Jack Barmby going closest early on with a 25-yard effort that had to be tipped behind by goalkeeper Angus Gunn. 

City shot-stopper Adam Smith then denied Jose Angel Pozo with a good save, but within six first-half minutes, the hosts were 2-0 up. 

First, Angelino found the back of the net from a tight angle, before Barker cut in from the wing and fired a low drive past Smith. 

A opportunity to pull one back before the break fell to Barmby, but Gunn was again wise to the wideman’s effort. 

Patrick Vieira’s men added a third just seven minutes into the second half through Angelino, before the Spanish full-back sealed his treble on 73 minutes. 

Well-taken goals from Knockaert and Dodoo threatened a Leicester comeback, but Man City held on to secure their first win against the Foxes in three attempts this campaign. 

Leicester next host Liverpool in the U21 Premier League at King Power Stadium on Monday 13 April. 

MAN CITY: Gunn, Smith-Brown, Maffeo (Oliver 74), Plummer, Angelino, Glendon © (Drury 53), Garcia, Ntcham, Intima, Barker (Horsfield 45), Pozo 

SUBS NOT USED: Lawlor, Celina 

GOALS: Angelino 27, 52, 73, Barker 33 

CITY: Smith, Sesay, Chilwell, Moore (Stankevicius 45), Davis, Kennedy, Barmby, McCourt, Panayiotou, Knockaert, Dodoo 

SUBS NOT USED: Smith-Varnham, Kipre, Scott, Rowley 

GOALS: Knockaert 80, Dodoo 86 

REFEREE: Scott Oldham 

Read more at http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/u21s-report-manchester-city-4-leicester-city-2-2378952.aspx#HEa5URSVIOUX4Ejz.99

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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2429632-barclays-under-21-premier-league-2015-table-scores-standings-and-highlights?

Leicester City moved into second place in the U21 Premier League Division 1 table on Monday as they picked up a fine 3-1 win over Liverpool.

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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2429632-barclays-under-21-premier-league-2015-table-scores-standings-and-highlights?

Leicester City moved into second place in the U21 Premier League Division 1 table on Monday as they picked up a fine 3-1 win over Liverpool.

 

Highlights:

 

 

How soft is Liverpool's penalty and what was their free-kick just before for?!

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