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NEWS: Leicester City Players Undergo Strict Ipswich Regimen to Revitalize Promotion Quest
Following Leicester City’s victory over Birmingham City to move up to the top of the Championship rankings, Ipswich was defeated by local rivals Norwich in the early kickoff on Saturday.
To keep them concentrated on their own performance, the Leicester City players were strictly instructed not to follow Ipswich’s East Anglia rivalry with Norwich. On Saturday, City took on Birmingham at 3 p.m., while Ipswich played their local rivals Norwich in the early game.
Although they could have been enticed to check on the progress of their fellow promotion candidates, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall stated that the City players were instructed not to monitor events at Carrow Road.
It wasn’t until the outcome—a 1-0 victory for Norwich—was announced over the public address system at the King Power that they became aware of it.
At the end of play, when Leeds had lost 2-1 to Coventry, there was more good news for City. According to Dewsbury-Hall, Foxes Hub was particularly instructed not to watch the Ipswich game.
Nobody else was to be our primary concern. It was announced during the warm-up, which is when we first learned about it.
All that matters to us is us. Other teams shouldn’t worry us too much since that will influence how we play. We will definitely be there if we perform our duties.
This season, we have already played forty games and have six left. That is negligible when considering the larger picture. We can make it there if we put in another six performances.
Cities don’t have much time to bask in their triumph. On Tuesday night, they will have to defend their standing as they travel to Millwall, who are fighting for relegation, while Leeds hosts mid-table Sunderland at home. Watford visits Ipswich on Wednesday.
Following consecutive wins at home, City must now perform well away from home. They’ll be confident when they enter the Den. We were in a rut, there’s no denying it, Dewsbury-Hall continued.
“We may have had a little low confidence for the last two weeks. “In the last two home games, we’ve scored an incredible six points. The last two home games have received fantastic support.
It aids in crossing the boundary. We have a few away games left. They’ll show up in large numbers, and maybe we can give them pleasant days.
