Goal-shy Leicester rooted to bottom of WSL but manager and fans not giving up
The Guardian · 2026-03-29 · archive
Relegation playoff against a WSL2 side beckons if Ross Passmore’s team cannot end seven-game losing streakThe sight of two unwaveringly optimistic young girls staunchly waving their “Foxes never quit” flags proudly in the air – despite the swirling rain at the King Power Stadium – summed up the never-say-die attitude required for a relegation battle that Leicester are going to need now more than ever, after their chances of staying up decreased significantly with Sunday’s defeat.Even before losing against Brighton, Leicester’s hopes had suffered a big blow with the sight of Oona Siren hitting a superb, looping volley into the...
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Leicester City Women remain at the bottom of the Women’s Super League standings following a recent loss against Brighton. The result marks a seventh consecutive defeat for the club, which continues to face significant challenges in scoring goals. This prolonged sequence of results increases the likelihood of the team participating in a relegation playoff against an opponent from the second tier. Despite the precarious situation, manager Ross Passmore and the club's supporters have displayed continued resilience. This shift at the foot of the table provides crucial context for West Ham United and other sides competing to maintain their top-flight status as the season progresses.
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