City defender, Bruno Berner, expects the Foxes to bounce back as soon as possible from their defeat at Burnley on Saturday.

While there was a certain feeling of injustice with the 3-0 scoreline, Berner offered no excuses to City's supporters:

"At the end of the day we want to be efficient, we were not efficient enough at all. We had a magnificent chance in the first half and if that is taken then the game goes in another direction. These details are just massive in football."

Conrad Logan replaced the injured Chris Weale in the City goal and was beaten by a deflected shot to open the scoring but the experienced defender stressed that the change in goal was not a factor:

"It was just a lucky strike. Con (Conrad Logan) could not do anything about the first goal. We moved on in the second-half, tried to equalise and at some stages possibly we moved the ball too much.

"We will have a good analysis of the game, move on and we are certainly going to do that. It is all about bouncing back now. We have the cup tie at Leeds on Tuesday night and then a very important game at home to Reading so it is about picking ourselves up with the senior players helping everybody, let's move on and bounce back."