AdminRussell Martin admitted he was frustrated with Leicester Cityâs performance after the Foxes were unable to turn their dominance in the final third into a convincing result.
Leicester created opportunities and repeatedly found themselves in dangerous positions inside the opposition penalty area, but their finishing ultimately let them down.
Despite spending considerable time around the box, they could only find the net once, leaving Martin demanding greater composure from his players.
The Leicester boss was particularly disappointed by the teamâs decision-making when chances arrived, believing they should have made far more of their attacking pressure.
âFrustrated by our lack of decisiveness in the box. You canât have 50+ touches in the opposition box and only score one goal. We need to be far more clinicalâ
Martinâs comments underline the fine margins currently affecting Leicester, with the manager clearly expecting his side to be more ruthless when opportunities present themselves.
Having worked to improve the teamâs attacking approach, Martin will now want his players to show greater conviction in front of goal.
Possession and territory can only take a team so far, and Leicester must convert their pressure into goals if they are to consistently collect the points they need.
The managerâs assessment was blunt but clear: Leicester cannot afford to dominate attacking areas without producing a stronger return on the scoreboard.
Attention will now turn to the next fixture, where Martin will hope his players respond with a more clinical display.
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