Leicester City suffered a disappointing 3-1 defeat at the hands of Nottingham Forest on Friday, with one player once again proving costly for Steve Cooper.
After their impressive comeback win against Southampton in their previous match, Leicester City were hoping to secure a third consecutive victory. Cooper made some bold decisions by starting Harry Winks and Abdul Fatawu, who had performed well in the previous game.
Despite Jamie Vardy’s equalizer in the first half, Nottingham Forest emerged victorious with a solid performance. Wout Faes had a forgettable game, contributing to Chris Wood’s winning goal.
James Justin, who had been struggling all season, failed to impress against Nottingham Forest. His poor clearance led to Forest’s opening goal, and his overall performance was labeled as ‘very poor’ by critics.
Fans were left puzzled by Cooper’s decision to persist with Justin in the starting lineup, especially after his costly errors in previous matches. With Justin consistently failing to deliver, Cooper’s job security is in jeopardy, and Leicester’s chances of survival are diminishing.