In Saturday’s evening kick-off, a rampant Leicester City welcomed an Arsenal side void of confidence to the King Power stadium. In perhaps the first of its kind, the Foxes entered this game as the favourites. Brendan Rodgers’ side sat comfortably in fourth place, six points ahead of their opponents before proceedings. The game started off in quiet fashion even entering the half time break as a deadlock. It was only in the 68th minute that someone finally put the ball in the net, and that man, of course, was Jamie Vardy. Leicester City quickly doubled their lead seven minutes later through a drilled James Maddison strike. The Foxes would go onto create a host of more chances but...
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