Foxes answered questions in Stockport win - Martin
Manager Russell Martin says Leicester City answered their critics by beating Stockport County in a seven-goal thriller on Saturday.
In a seven-goal thriller, Leicester City secured a 4-3 victory over League One side Stockport County at the weekend. Former Premier League champions Martin, the club's manager, expressed satisfaction with his team's performance, stating that they overcame criticism and showcased the fight, resilience, and togetherness they faced scrutiny for last week.
Leicester's manager also acknowledged that the team played brilliant football against an excellent opponent, but emphasized that they still need to improve and demonstrate this level of unity, resilience, and aggression consistently. The win was particularly significant for Martin, who had been facing personal criticism after a recent 4-0 defeat to Oxford United left Leicester in 18th position, their lowest point since joining the Football League in Victorian times.
Experienced players John Lundstram, Warren O'Hara, and Liam Cullen joined the youthful Foxes squad following a summer clearout of high-paid players, contributing to their improved performance against Stockport.
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