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Leicester City will win the Championship title, says Norwich City boss David Wagner.
The Foxes made it six wins from their opening seven league matches with a 2-0 against Wagner’s Norwich on Wednesday night. Kelechi Iheanacho – from the penalty spot – and Kasey McAteer were both on target for Enzo Maresca’s side
They are currently in second place in the table, one point behind early leaders Preston. And Wagner is adamant City will finish the campaign as champions and make an immediate return to the Premier League.
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“I just told the lads that we can work every day on the way we want to play and defend, but in the end, what makes the difference is the desire to achieve things,” Maresca stated. “All of the set-pieces, corners, free-kicks, and the way we defended, first ball, second phase, third phase, it was unbelievable tonight.
“It was an excellent performance, especially given the opponent.” They had the top offense, scoring 15 goals. I watched every one of their games, and they always scored goals and created chances.
“To be honest, we didn’t give up any chances, especially in the first half.” We pressed similarly to how we did against Southampton. Extremely aggressive. We tried to do our jobs while on the go. It was a little more difficult since they went man to man, so the keeper was the only free man, so we had to use Mads. We attempted to link Mads with Kele as well as other longer-term options.
“But I think the last two games away, Southampton and Norwich, six points, the way we played on and off the ball, a clean sheet tonight, I think it’s very important.”
City also won despite making five changes to their starting lineup. Yunus Akg
un played in midfield, while Hamza Choudhury and Cesare Casadei earned their first league starts of the season.
“I’ve said many times that the Championship is 46 games, so you can’t compete with 12, 13, 14 players,” Maresca remarked. Impossible. You need 20 players, and we’re working hard to get all of them involved.”