Fatavu Hat Trick! Leicester City defeats Southampton About to move up this Friday.

The 44th match of the English Football Championship on Tuesday, April 23, saw Leicester City, the leaders, open at King Power Stadium to welcome the visit of Southampton is ranked 4th in this game. If the “Siamese Foxes” win three points, they have a high chance of automatic promotion.

Just in the first 25 minutes, the home team, Leicester City, scored a goal. Southampton went ahead 1-0. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall stabbed the ball for Abdul Fatavu to run over and hit with his left.

The “Saints” army could hardly find any opportunities to shoot before the end of the first half. Leicester led Southampton 1-0, with the visiting team unable to shoot on target.

Second half though Southampton It would raise the level of the game well, but it turned out to be Leicester City with a goal leading 2-0. A ball from Steffi Mavididi collected it in the box before scooping it into the middle for Wilfred Ndidi to dive. Came to head into the net.

That’s not enough. The Foxes’ offensive game was sharp again. When the score added up to escape 3-0, Hamza Choudhry, the substitute who had just come on, passed out to the right for Abdul Fatavu to spin in a curve with his left and dive beautifully into the far post. It was the second goal of the Ghana national team winger in this game.

Then, in the 79th minute, Leicester City’s lead was 4-0. Abdul Fatavu sent a pass for Jamie Vardy to run in and score. Don’t miss it if you go in.

Two minutes later, Vardy returned the favor as Fatavu’s assist put Leicester 5-0 up and it was a hat-trick for the 20-year-old winger.

The game ended, Leicester City came home to beat them. Southampton 5-0 grabbed three points and moved top of the Championship to 94 points, 4 points clear of Leeds and with only two matches remaining. If this Friday the “Yungthong” invades and loses to Queen’s Park, the “Siam Foxes” will be guaranteed immediate promotion.

List of 11 players from both teams

Leicester City (4-3-3) : Muds Hermansen – Ricardo Pereira, Vout Faas, Jannik Vestergaard, James Justin – Wilfred Ndidi, Harry Winks, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – Abdul Fatavou, Jamie Vardy, Steffi Mavididi

Southampton (4-3-3) : Alex McCarthy – James Bree, Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Jan Bednarek, Kyle Walker-Peters – Joe Aribo, Che Charles, Joe Rothwell – Adam Armstrong, Che Adams, David Brooks