Watford: 1. Selvik - 6. Pollock M., 16. Bola M., 17. Elimby (Semedo, 87), 25. Abankwah, 27. Mendy F. (Keben, 46), 39. Kayembe E. - 10. Louza (Mendy N., 67) - 8. Chakvetadze (Bove E., 66), 66. Irankunda - 9. Kjerrumgaard (Doumbia M-u, 76)
Substitution: Keben (from 46); Bove E. (from 66); Mendy N. (from 67); Doumbia M-u (from 76); Semedo (from 87)
Bench: 12. Baxter N. - 56. Eames - 7. Ince T. - 53. Nabizada
Yellow Cards: Mendy F. 12; Selvik 90; Doumbia M-u 90
Leicester: 1. Stolarczyk J. - 5. Okoli, 21. Ricardo Pereira, 24. Lascelles (Nelson B., 79), 33. Thomas L.J. - 6. James (Mukasa, 61), 8. Winks, 22. Skipp (Aribo, 80) - 7. Fatawu - 10. Mavididi (De Cordova-Reid, 61), 20. Daka (Jordan Ayew, 90)
Substitution: De Cordova-Reid (from 61); Mukasa (from 61); Nelson B. (from 79); Aribo (from 80); Jordan Ayew (from 90)
Bench: 13. Vieites - 56. Aluko - 17. Choudhury - 28. Monga - 12. Richards D.
Yellow Cards: Mavididi 17; James 42; Fatawu 54; De Cordova-Reid 90
The Dutchman was appointed mid-season as a crisis manager, tasked with turning around a sinking ship

This Sunday marks the end of an era at the King Power Stadium, as Jamie Vardy prepares for his final home appearance in a Leicester City shirt — and it could be a double milestone moment

He remains the last active player from that fairytale title-winning squad

After a string of defeats stretching back to January 26, the Foxes dug deep to earn a 2–2 draw away to Brighton

- Leicester’s 15-Year-Old Jeremy Monga Becomes Second-Youngest Player in Premier League History
08.04.25 12:10Despite suffering a heavy 0–3 defeat to Newcastle, Leicester City made Premier League history on a more optimistic note by handing a debut to Jeremy Monga, a player born in 2009

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