Fardy leads Leicester to victory over Everton

Jamie Farde's goal in the 58th minute gave Leicester a 1-0 win over Everton on Tuesday, allowing the Merseyside team to lose its fourth loss in the last five Premier League games.

Claude Boyle, the Leicester City coach, made four changes to Cardiff City's defeat on Saturday as midfielder James Madison stays on the bench, while Everton coach Marco Silva , pushed Richelson back into his starting lineup.

After a weak first half, the only goal was to allow Michael Keane of Everton to miss the ball to join Ricardo Pereira, who was pbading to Vardi. The Leicester striker sent a low ball into Jordan's goalkeeper Beckford before celebrating the goal against Leicester, who had pushed back his team to help Everton.

Gilfy Segordson missed an opportunity for Everton and Leicester City doubled when Harry Maguire missed a close-range goal.

Everton, who has won just one of his last eight games, has not won any of his last four Premier League games at home, leading Leicester to seventh with 31 points, four points behind Manchester. United.

Silva was candid in his performance at Everton.
"Let's be honest, the result is disappointing, in addition to poor performance," he said.

"The performance has been mediocre since the first minute, we knew what Leicester was trying to play, he was playing at 4-5-1 in the hope of taking advantage of any mistakes."

"When you play with this worry, you make easy mistakes, like the one that caused the goal," said the Portuguese coach, who admitted that his players looked nervous.

"Such mistakes are useless because we are under normal pressure.

Boyle was pleased with how his team played the game.

"The team was perfect," said the French coach. "I am very happy with the players because we lost our last match in Cardiff and it was not a good result.

"After this game (in front of Cardiff), we said we wanted to get the three points of our next game away from home, which was a tough challenge, of course, but the team showed his character."

"We realize that all the players were tired and tired, but the most important thing is that we showed our strength for the moment.

"In such situations, the difference does not only depend on the efficiency, but also on the physical form."