Brendan Rodgers: “It felt totally different to Brighton,” he tells the BBC. “I thought we played really well today and created loads of chances. The boys showed great bravery and courage today.
“We kept bouncing back from our own mistakes. It was self-inflicted today, it was our own mistakes - two from corners and two mistakes. I thought our two centre-halves were outstanding - I feel for the players, 6-2 feels really harsh. It is individual mistakes at set-pieces. We continue to do every we can, we work on it every day.
“I always do believe we can overcome it. You didn’t see a team today that is short of confidence, that is always a good sign. Once we went 4-2 behind it was difficult for the players.
“I will always fight on, but I understand the game and six straight losses isn’t good for anyone. But I thought we really dominated the game, especially in the first-half, but once the first goal went in there was maybe a wee sense of deja-vu for the players but they kept fighting and showing their spirit.”
James Maddison: “It’s tough to kind of debrief it in my head so soon after but obviously people will check the scoreline, see 6-2 and think Leicester got battered again but I don’t think that was the case,” he tells Sky Sports. “First half I thought we were outstanding, we worked so hard on the training pitch this week because we know we need to produce better results nad performances because we haven’t been of late.
“In the first half, it seemed like the Leicester that we know and the Brendsan Rodgers side we know. The high press was working well, we had many chances to score and then obviously Son comes on, produces a couple of moments of magic, the game gets stretched and it ends up 6-2. That looks a bit of a ridiculous scoreline so it’s hard to take.”
