Leicester, a club promoted to the Premier League, parted ways this Sunday with its coach Steve Cooper, the day after another defeat which leaves the Foxes just two points above the relegation zone.
10 points in 12 matches
The 44-year-old Welshman “steps down as first team manager with immediate effect”Leicester said in a statement. “The club is beginning the process of appointing a new manager, which we hope to conclude as soon as possible”it is specified. The former coach of Swansea and Nottingham Forest was appointed in June to succeed Italian Enzo Maresca, who left for Chelsea after a single season ending with a Championship title, the second English division.
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In the Premier League, Leicester have won only two of their first twelve matches and have ten points, two more than Crystal Palace, the current first relegation. THE Foxes have not won any of their last four league matches. On Saturday, they lost 1-2 to third-placed Chelsea de Maresca.
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