Leicester City supporters were left furious after John Lundstram was shown a second yellow card for a reckless tackle during the Foxes’ clash against Luton Town, a decision that dealt another blow to the visitors.
Lundstram’s dismissal proved costly for Leicester, who were left with 10 men as Luton looked to take advantage of their numerical superiority.
The incident quickly became a major talking point among Foxes supporters, particularly following their disappointing defeat.
The midfielder had already been booked before committing the challenge that led to his second yellow card.
The referee wasted no time in showing him another booking, followed by a red card, forcing Leicester to continue the match with a numerical disadvantage.
The decision sparked frustration among sections of the Leicester fanbase, with supporters questioning the circumstances surrounding the sending-off and its impact on the outcome of the contest.
Some angry fans also raised allegations about possible favouritism towards Luton Town, although there is no verified evidence that referee Martin Woods was bribed or deliberately favoured the home side.

For Leicester, Lundstram’s dismissal added to an already frustrating afternoon, with the Foxes unable to prevent Luton from claiming all three points.
The incident will likely remain a talking point among supporters, particularly as questions continue over Leicester’s performance and discipline during the match.
However, Lundstram’s reckless challenge and the resulting second yellow card left the Foxes facing an uphill battle at a crucial moment in the game.