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MARTIN VOWS TO FIGHT ON BUT IT’S TOP DAY FOR SAV

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 October 2026

By Chris Harby

UNDER-FIRE Leicester City boss Russell Martin backed himself to turn things around after fans called for his head following a dismal loss to Peterborough.
A section of home supporters left the King Power Stadium at half-time after strikes from Owura Edward and Harry Leonard and Warren O’Hora’s own goal gave Robbie Savage’s Posh a 3-0 half-time lead.
“I can’t criticise them because they’ve seen another defeat and the goals we conceded,” said Martin. “I’m as frustrated as any of them, but if you think changing a ...

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