Leicester City

Searching for a first league success of 26/27, the Foxes youngsters went in level at the end of the first half. Logan White found the hosts’ breakthrough 11 minutes in, though Jake Fletcher did quickly restore parity, levelling the scores just eight minutes later. Shortly after the break, Edward Ibrovic-Fletcher got the home side back ahead and White then completed his brace with a goal 20 minutes from time that wrapped up the points for Leeds.

The young Foxes went behind to Adam Brett’s opener in the 37th minute of the contest at AMEX Elite Football Performance Centre. Tyler Silsby doubled the Seagulls’ advantage the other side of the break before half-time substitute Younes Ibrahim made the game safe with just under 20 minutes remaining. A second successive PL2 defeat, the side coached by Leon McSweeney await a first success of the league campaign.

A win over Durham on Sunday keeps the train rolling for LCFC Women and Rick Passmoor believes the whole group, from players to fans, deserved to enjoy the win together at King Power Stadium.

Jake Evans and Kirsten Otchere played in Cheltenham Town’s win over Crawley Town Michael Golding and Logan Briggs faced each other as Shrewsbury Town beat Northampton Town Oliver Skipp (Charlton Athletic) and Stephy Mavididi (Watford) were in action in the Championship Stevie Bausor kept a shutout for Slough Town in National League South Fellow Foxes forward Kirsten Otchere came off the bench for the final 12 minutes, meanwhile, helping to see out the away win.

LCFC Women beat Durham 4-2 in Barclays WSL2 on Sunday afternoon Paulina Nyström, Jess Ziu and Asmita Ale all netted at King Power Stadium Manager Rick Passmoor shared his thoughts after the full-time whistle Our 100 per cent start to the new season continued at the weekend after we came from behind to beat Durham 4-2 on home soil. Paulina Nyström levelled things up before Jess Ziu and Asmita Ale put the game out of reach by the break.

Report highlights our inclusion work throughout the 2025/26 season More than 40 training and education sessions delivered across the Club New initiatives included a Men’s Mental Health event, Menopause Action Plan and inaugural Pride Conference Released as part of National Inclusion Week (14-20 September), the Report reflects on the initiatives, partnerships and activity delivered throughout the 2025/26 season as we continue to strengthen our approach to inclusion.

Beth Hepple gave the visitors a lead at King Power Stadium, however the turnaround was complete inside the first 45 minutes when Paulina Nyström, Jess Ziu and Asmita Ale all found the target. Durham got themselves back in the game through Jade Pennock but an own goal on 87 minutes settled the scoreline and any last-minute nerves.

Martin ‘Proud Of The Players’ After Stockport Triumph Russell Martin came away satisfied with his side’s 4-3 victory at Stockport County but also pointed to areas of improvement which need to be made.

We defeated Stockport County 4-3 at Edgeley Park on Saturday The goals came from Emil Riis (2), Liam Cullen and John Lundstram Russell Martin assessed our first away victory of the season A rollercoaster of an encounter at Edgeley Park saw goals from Liam Cullen, Emil Riis (2) and John Lundstram help City record a first away win of the campaign on Saturday, though Stockport had their moments, pulling it back from 4-1 in the second half and threatening a late comeback which almost materialised.

Confident off the back of an opening day win against Sheffield United, Rick Passmoor hopes his players have the same appetite when faced with Durham this Sunday at King Power Stadium.