The 4-0 Barclays Premier League victory over Swansea City at King Power Stadium on Sunday was evidence of how Leicester City continue to show their togetherness, according to Ghanaian international Jeffrey Schlupp.
The Foxes, without the services of suspended top scorer Jamie Vardy, were excellent against Francesco Guidolin’s men, as they recorded their biggest win of the season.
While Riyad Mahrez’s early strike and Leonardo Ulloa’s brace had put City 3-0 up, the fourth goal saw three substitutes combine to seal a dominant victory.
And after the game, Schlupp told Foxes Player HD: “Everyone from the goalkeeper, all the way through the defence, midfield and up to the strikers and everyone on the bench [works hard].
“You saw the gaffer made changes and the players that came on impacted the game really well. You saw what Demarai [Gray] was capable of. He showed glimpses again and you saw that quality.
“[Marc] Albrighton got the goal and Kingy (Andy King) came on and did his thing. It just shows our togetherness and how hard everyone is working for each other. It’s all part of what we’ve been like all season.”
The victory over the Swans saw Claudio Ranieri’s men take a huge step towards securing their first ever Premier League title, which will be guaranteed if they win just one of their remaining three games of the season.
Schlupp Hails Foxes’ Togetherness
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