Leicester boss Russell Martin was both "frustrated" and encouraged by Tuesday's 2-1 EFL Trophy defeat at Stevenage which leaves them second in their group.

Leicester City manager Russell Martin expressed frustration and encouragement following a 2-1 defeat against Stevenage in the EFL Trophy. Goals from Stevenage's Wanya Marcal and Oliver Sanderson gave the hosts a lead before Emil Riis scored for Leicester. The result leaves Leicester sitting second in their group.
Martin rotated his squad heavily for the fixture, handing a senior debut to 18-year-old midfielder Riley Carr and a first start to Tommy Neal. Harry Souttar and Christian McFarlane featured after returning from international duty. Despite dominating play, Martin noted Leicester must improve in both penalty boxes.
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