“SHOCKER at King Power Stadium: Leicester City’s UNBELIEVABLE 21-Year Milestone SMASHED! Hat-Trick Hero Set to DOMINATE Football!”

Leicester City stretched their unbeaten run to three matches on Saturday, salvaging a point in dramatic fashion despite being reduced to ten men.

Manager Marti Cifuentes’ tactical changes and Ricardo Pereira’s equaliser ensured the Foxes stayed inside the Championship’s top six ahead of a crucial derby clash this weekend.

Ramsey’s nightmare debut

New signing Ramsey endured a debut to forget, lasting just 24 minutes before being sent off. The midfielder became the first City debutant in 21 years to receive a red card, following in the footsteps of Dion Dublin in 2003.

Understandably upset, Ramsey apologised to his teammates and vowed to make amends.

Cifuentes urged patience, saying the 21-year-old “needs space” but backed him to become an important player for the club. Ramsey will now miss the next three matches through suspension.

City’s historical record

Research into Leicester’s all-time results shows they have beaten 85 of the 91 English league clubs.

That leaves six teams unbeaten against them: Barnet, Bromley, Crawley, Harrogate, Salford, and Exeter City. While they have never faced the first five, they have clashed with Exeter three times in the FA Cup but failed to win.

At the other end, Birmingham remain their most frequent victims with 62 defeats, followed by West Ham (52) and Barnsley (51).

Hutchinson making waves

Academy prospect Lorenz Hutchinson is quickly emerging as one to watch. Having just signed his first professional deal, the teenager hit a hat-trick for City’s Under-18s in a 4-0 win over Aston Villa.

With five goals and two assists in just four games, Hutchinson is among the top scorers at his level, only behind Crystal Palace’s Ben Casey.

His form has propelled Leicester’s Under-18s to third in the Premier League South table, and a promotion to the Under-21s looks increasingly likely.

Cooper back with a win

Former Leicester boss Steve Cooper has returned to management, taking charge of Danish giants Brondby.

In his first match, he oversaw a 2-1 victory over leaders FC Copenhagen, with Stijn Spierings netting the decisive goal. It marks a strong start to life abroad for the ex-City manager.

Performers and under-pressure players

Jordan Ayew stood out in the weekend draw, scoring his first goal of the season and delivering a well-rounded display as both a target man and attacking threat.

His form could temporarily keep summer signing Julian Carranza on the bench.

Meanwhile, winger Stephy Mavididi faces pressure to step up, having yet to register a goal or assist this season.

Fans are eager to see youngster Jeremy Monga given a chance, but Cifuentes may keep faith in Mavididi for the derby due to his experience.

The M69 Derby awaits

Leicester’s next challenge is the season’s first M69 derby against Coventry City at the King Power Stadium.

Coventry arrive unbeaten after five games, just a point behind the Foxes, and are currently the Championship’s top scorers with 15 goals.

The lunchtime kick-off on Saturday, September 20, promises to be a fiercely contested battle with both sides eyeing early-season momentum.