Leicester register win in their first match without Ranieri
Jamie Vardy's two goals helped Leicester City defeat Liverpool 3-1 in their first game post Ranieri's sacking to keep Premier League's survival hopes alive. Vardy scored the first goal in the 28th minute, while the second came in the 60th minute. The third goal was netted by Danny Drinkwater in the 39th minute. Philippe scored the only goal for Liverpool in the 68th minute.
Claudio Ranieri sacked as Leicester manager
Claudio Ranieri was sacked as the manager of Leicester City following club's poor form in the ongoing Premier League. The decision came just nine months after the Italian guided The Foxes to their first top-flight trophy in their 133-year history. The club owners faced a serious criticism from the fans and other managers over removal of Ranieri.
Craig Shakespeare appointed caretaker manager of Leicester City
Craig Shakespeare, former assistant to Claudio Ranieri was given temporary charge of the team affairs after Ranieri was sacked. A popular figure at Leicester, Shakespeare was credited with helping in title success last year.
Leicester register win in their first match without Ranieri
Jamie Vardy's two goals helped Leicester City defeat Liverpool 3-1 in their first game post Ranieri's sacking to keep Premier League's survival hopes alive. Vardy scored the first goal in the 28th minute, while the second came in the 60th minute. The third goal was netted by Danny Drinkwater in the 39th minute. Philippe scored the only goal for Liverpool in the 68th minute.
Fans honour Ranieri during Leicester City-Liverpool game
In honour of the sacked manager Claudio Ranieri, fans presented him with banners, masks and a smartphone light show in the 65th minute of the Leicester City - Liverpool game. The fans also chanted his name and gave him an applaud during the match.
Shakespeare ready to become Leicester boss?
After guiding Leicester City to victory over Liverpool, caretaker manager Craig Shakespeare said that he was capable of becoming Leicester's manager. He said, "Do I think I'm capable of it? Yes. Does it faze me? No." Shakespeare added, "It is the owners who decide and they'll do their diligence and look. I think it'll take its course."
