Leicester City had the same starting line-up for three straight games and they paid the price at Luton Town…

Leicestershire Live argues Russell Martin failed to heed his own prior warnings regarding squad rotation after Leicester City suffered a 2-1 defeat at Luton Town. Martin fielded an unchanged starting lineup for the third consecutive match across seven days, which the writer suggests led to fatigue and a lack of energy. Despite Liam Cullen equalizing after Nakhi Wells opened the scoring, Luton secured victory with a stoppage-time goal.
The defeat followed earlier victories against Doncaster Rovers and Bromley. Martin previously acknowledged the necessity of squad rotation during three-game weeks after a 4-0 loss to Oxford United earlier in the season. With upcoming League One fixtures against Wigan Athletic and Stevenage, Martin confirmed squad changes will be made, including replacing the suspended John Lundstram.
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