The League Paper

FOXES SHINE BUT LACK THE KILLER TOUCH

by
The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

RUSSELL MARTIN felt Leicester deserved to take all three points after a dominant display.
By Mark Rodgers

The Foxes are still yet to win a league game this season but missed several chances during their trip to Stadium MK.
Bobby De Cordova-Reid fired wide early on when one-on-one with Dons goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray, who made several smart saves, and Jayden Joseph hit the crossbar late on.
Martin said: “It’s a brilliant performance. The only thing missing is a goal, unfortunately for us.
“If you score one, we win and keep a clean sheet. If we fought and pla...

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