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Leicester City got the job done against Fulham Under-21s on an evening that was about winning and confidence

Russell Martin's Leicester City earned a dominant 6-1 victory against Fulham Under-21s in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday night at the King Power Stadium. The match drew 1,706 fans, marking the club's lowest-ever attendance at the venue as Leicester competed in the tournament for the first time since 2008. Striker Admir Bristric netted a hat-trick in the comprehensive win.
Martin made six changes to the lineup that previously faced Barnsley, handing goalkeeper Franco Ravizzoli his first start for the club. Caleb Okoli, Kamari Doyle, and Bobby De Cordova-Reid also started as Leicester dominated Charlie Daniels' youth side, recording 35 shots and 65% possession throughout the match.
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