It was a 3-1 victory at home to Westham in the early hours of the morning of the 4th, the Premier League, as the 'Man of the Match' took the lead for the first time in his team's career at Lister City. The victory ended a five-game winless streak and a three-game losing streak for Leicester City, and the 'Man of the Match' also left his mark in the Westham jackpot nine years ago. Meanwhile, the Premier League goalscoring record is held by veteran Jimmi Wardy, and the two strikers together look set to revitalize Lee City.
A month ago, Yunisdale, who stepped down from Manchester United, made a swift return to the Premier League to take over the coaching reins at Lee City. The first match was an opening salvo. Just two minutes into the game, Wardy broke the deadlock with a precise shot. Initially, the referee raised the flag for offside, but VAR intervened to confirm the validity of the goal, which marked the first time that "Cloudy" had led his team to the lead. In the second half, Lee City scored again, while Ajanus and Daka each scored a goal, and Westham got a goal back in stoppage time from Foucault, but could not prevent "Yun" from winning 3-1 on his debut.
In 2015, at the age of 37, Wah Dee scored in 11 consecutive Premier League matches, breaking the record set by Younes Dale during his time at Manchester United (10 consecutive matches). Speaking at the pre-match press conference, the 'Man of the Match' humorously said: "It's a bit awkward between me and Wah Dee because my record has been broken. I used to always congratulate you, but now, after nine years, it feels a bit strange to play alongside you, but it's a nice story."
After the win, "Cloudy" said: "Wardy's goal was one of his signature one-two's, great positioning and a cool shot, the team was playing at a fast pace with a lot of running without the ball and I was happy to see that." In contrast to his temporary role as manager at Manchester United, 'The Cloud' has won four of his five Premier League matches and drawn one, sparking hopes of relegation for Leicester City.
