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6 minutes. That’s how long it took Leicester to find the solution at Anfield this evening. Opposed to the Premier League leader, Liverpool, the Foxes have indeed found the fault thanks to their former Ligue 1 players. We must first salute the work of Stephy Mavididi, elusive on his side, but also that of Jordan Ayew, perfect in his game with his back to goal.
Upon receiving a cross from the ex-Montpellier, Ayew scanned the situation, moved Robertson on the shoulder before realigning himself, and deceiving Alisson with a flat foot visibly deflected by van Dijk. For the moment, the former Marseillais is allowing his team to quietly build on their feat, but there is still more than an hour to play.
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