No matter how hard Vegas tries to open up the Dallas defense, they cannot do it. In the last two matches the team could not score more than one goal at all and lost with the scores 1:3 and 1:2. The Knights have chances, but they do not use them to the maximum and even in the last match in 5×3 format at the end of the game they did not even manage to score a goal. Peter Debour noted that he likes the game of his charges and likes those moments that arise in front of the opponent’s goal. However, he also said that they lack stamina and tenacity. Perhaps, in moral terms, “Vegas” is now pretty “sagged” in connection with their failures in the Dallas zone.
For Leicester, the start of the season can also answer many questions. On the one hand, the “foxes” had an amazing start to the last championship and got at least into the Europa League. However, Brendan Rogers’ team passed the second half of the season as a typical middle peasant. If Leicester continues to play like this, the team will find themselves floundering in the middle of the standings. Leicester was not active in the transfer market, selling and buying one player each for 50.20 million euros. The Foxes released Ben Chilwell to Chelsea and for 24 million they bought a theoretical replacement for the Englishman in the person of Timothy Castagne from Atalanta. True, these players play on different flanks. Three defenders are unavailable to Leicester for the upcoming match: Ricardo Pereira, Johnny Evans and Philip Benkovich. The participation of Christian Fuchs and Wes Morgan is also questionable. Thus, Brendan Rogers can count only on four nominal defenders to start the season. In friendly matches before the start of the championship, the “foxes” did not play very confidently. Leicester beat Birmingham (2:0), but lost peace with Blackburn (1:1) and Sheffield Wednesday (0:0).
