- The manager brought in Leonardo Ulloa and Jeffrey Schlupp to the starting XI for the match
- Ulloa scored twice while Riyad Mahrez and Marc Albrighton also found the back of the net at King Power Stadium
- Leicester City are now one win away from securing their first-ever Barclays Premier League title
A proud Claudio Ranieri was delighted to once again see contributions from all areas of his squad as the team roared to a 4-0 win over Swansea City on Sunday.
Leonardo Ulloa and Jeffrey Schlupp came in to start and lit up King Power Stadium with brilliant performances, as did substittues Andy King, Demarai Gray and Marc Albrighton.
Indeed it was Albrighton who rounded off the scoring after Riyad Mahrez’s opener and a double from Ulloa – a win that put Leicester City just three points away from securing the Barclays Premier League title.
With three games of the season remaining, i’s an astonishing position to be in for Ranieri’s men but the manager was keen to recognise the efforts of all involved so far.
“Unbelievable,” Ranieri told Foxes Player HD. “Thank you to our fans. The atmosphere is great when we play at home but also when we play away. You listen, our fans push with us and we are together.
“[There is] No pressure. They (Ulloa and Schlupp) wanted to play and deserved to play because not all the time they play but they deserve it.
“The first XI played so well and for me it’s difficult to change when the team works so well. I changed a little because I wanted the power of Jeff and the heading ability of Leo.
“Everybody contributes to make Leicester top of the league. Demarai too has a very good future if he stays calm, listens and improves.”