"Today, it just felt flat from the start, if I'm being honest, it was really disappointing. There was never really a period where I felt we were working hard enough on and off the ball to create moments and create pressure on Norwich."
"Norwich began to take a grip on the first half, probing away down the left of the Foxes' shaky back four through Paris Maghoma and Ben Chrisene. Moments later Maghoma was given a free pass through Leicester's midfield all the way to the edge of the area and his goalbound low shot forced keeper Jakub Stolarczyk into a super fingertip save."
Norwich secured a 2-0 victory over Leicester City at the King Power Stadium, with substitute Anis Ben Slimane scoring six minutes after entering the match, followed by Ali Ahmed's close-range finish. The result ended Gary Rowett's unbeaten start as Leicester manager and extended the hosts' winless league streak to nine games, keeping them third bottom. Norwich climbed 11 points clear of the relegation zone with their seventh win in nine league games. Leicester dominated early possession with chances from Ricardo Pereira and Harry Winks, but Norwich controlled the first half through Paris Maghoma and Ben Chrisene's left-wing play. Rowett acknowledged the performance was disappointing, citing insufficient work rate and pressure creation.
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