Russell Martin answers biggest Leicester City critics with decision that could change everything

Josh Holland argues that Russell Martin answered his critics by successfully switching tactical systems in Leicester City's 2-1 victory over Doncaster. Facing intense pressure after a recent loss to Peterborough, Martin moved away from his usual 4-1-4-1 setup to field a three-man defense. John Lundstram and Kamari Doyle provided the goals before a late Warren O'Hora own goal set up a tense finish at the King Power Stadium.

The writer notes that the tactical switch to a back three alongside wing-backs Luke Thomas and Will Alves successfully bolstered Leicester's defensive resilience. Leicester held Doncaster to an expected goals figure of just 0.60. Holland concludes that building on this tactical flexibility against upcoming opponents like Bromley will be crucial for Martin and the Foxes.