Just In 🚨: Oliver Skipp’s red card has caused big trouble for him after his terrible tackle, and he has been suspended. These are the matches he will miss.

Oliver Skipp will miss Leicester City’s next three matches after being suspended, leaving Russell Martin without the midfielder for a crucial spell in the season.

The 25-year-old will sit out the upcoming fixtures against Ipswich Town, MK Dons and Plymouth Argyle as he serves his suspension.

His absence will come as a blow to Martin, particularly with Leicester looking to maintain their momentum and build consistency under the new manager.

Skipp has been an important option in midfield, offering energy, discipline and experience in the middle of the pitch.

His ability to break up play and help Leicester control possession has made him a useful part of Martin’s plans.

With Skipp unavailable, the Leicester boss will now have to find an alternative for the three matches. The suspension could provide an opportunity for another midfielder to step up and stake a claim for a regular starting role.

The fixture against Ipswich will be particularly demanding, while the meetings with MK Dons and Plymouth will also test Leicester’s squad depth.

Martin will be hoping his team can cope without Skipp and collect positive results during his absence. The midfielder will be eager to return once his suspension is complete and help Leicester push forward with their campaign.