Despite Leicester City’s win last night, manager Russell Martin was left frustrated by one aspect of the performance, despite his side producing an impressive attacking display.
Martin praised the team’s overall efforts but admitted he was unhappy with the way they conceded, particularly after Leicester had established a commanding lead.
The Foxes appeared to ease off after scoring their fifth goal, allowing their opponents to find a way through.
The Leicester boss made it clear that maintaining concentration and intensity until the final whistle remains important, regardless of the scoreline.
Martin believes his players must continue pushing and demanding more from themselves even when the outcome appears to be secure.
His frustration was not directed at the result, but rather at the small lapse in focus that allowed the opposition to score.

The manager accepted responsibility for demanding higher standards from his squad and wants his players to remain ruthless throughout matches.
‘🗣️ “I’m annoyed with the goal we conceded. It’s my job to be really demanding of the guys, and we just took our foot off the gas a little bit after scoring the fifth goal. That’s the only thing I’m disappointed about’
The comments underline Martin’s expectations as he looks to build consistency and discipline within his Leicester squad. Despite the victory, he clearly wants his players to maintain their intensity from start to finish.