Russell Martin has watched his side be beaten too easily at the King Power Stadium this season

Leicestershire Live's Josh Holland argues manager Russell Martin must make key lineup changes against Doncaster Rovers to halt Leicester City's poor League One form. Following a 3-1 home defeat to Robbie Savage's Peterborough United—marking City's third home league loss this season—Holland highlights tactical vulnerabilities across Martin's squad, noting that the manager has already deployed seven different central defensive combinations so far this season.
Holland proposes partnering Harry Souttar with Ilari Kangasniemi in central defence and replacing Luke Thomas with Christian McFarlane at left-back. The writer also suggests managing returning forward Conor Chaplin carefully from the bench while awarding 21-year-old midfielder Kamari Doyle his first league start alongside Louis Page and John Lundstram.
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