Leicester City

We drew 1-1 with Barnsley at Oakwell on Saturday Liam Cullen scored early before Reyes Cleary’s equaliser for the Tykes Manager Russell Martin gave us thoughts on a frustrating afternoon The Foxes, ahead through Liam Cullen’s goal in the seventh minute, were in the ascendency even before Luca Connell’s straight red card saw Barnsley reduced to 10 men mid-way through the first half.

Two wins from two is a dream start for LCFC Women, however, Rick Passmoor expects what could be our toughest test yet when we face Ipswich Town this Sunday.

Two wins from two is a dream start for LCFC Women, however, Rick Passmoor expects what could be our toughest test yet when we face Ipswich Town this Sunday.

Two wins from two is a dream start for LCFC Women, however, Rick Passmoor expects what could be our toughest test yet when we face Ipswich Town this Sunday.

Playing a first home fixture of the PL2 season, it ended goalless between the two sides as we put a first point on the board after three league matches, following defeats on the road to Manchester United and Brighton & Hove Albion. A dominant Foxes display saw us have 23 shots to the Hammers' seven, but only manage four on target as chances went begging to claim victory on home soil.

Liam Cullen’s seventh-minute opener, his second goal in as many games, put us in front before Luca Connell was dismissed for the Tykes midway through the first half. We paid the price, though, for not finding a second goal in south Yorkshire, as Reyes Cleary netted in the 61st minute for the home side. We’re next in action on Tuesday night at home against Fulham U21s in the EFL Trophy group stage before an international break from competitive action for Russell Martin’s men.

Two wins from two is a dream start for LCFC Women, however, Rick Passmoor expects what could be our toughest test yet when we face Ipswich Town this Sunday.

The Tractor girls make the trip to King Power Stadium unbeaten in WSL2, but also winless. In his analysis of the East Anglian side, our Manager urged his team to maintain the current confidence and win their individual duels. Ahead of matchweek three, here are the main talking points from Friday’s press conference at Belvoir Drive… ‘Grateful for the fans’ Commending the supporters for their efforts.

Hoping to build on last weekend's victory at Stockport County, we're on the road again today in south Yorkshire and there’s two changes made from that side, as Wout Faes and Olabade Aluko come into the defence, in place of Harry Souttar and Jayden Joseph. If you're not one of the 4,000+ making the trip, tune in live to the 12:30pm BST kick-off on Foxes Hub by purchasing a Game Pass, with international video pass options available to buy now for those based outside of the UK and ROI.

Fixture set for Tuesday 27 October at King Power Stadium Game was postponed due to the international break The game at King Power Stadium had originally been scheduled to take place during the upcoming international break, but will now be played under the lights on a Tuesday evening. New fixture details Leicester City vs Wigan Athletic King Power Stadium Tuesday 27 October, 2026 Kick-off: 7:45pm Ticketing information for the fixture will be communicated to supporters in due course.