John Lundstram
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Sep 18, 2026
NickGUEST
because something needs to be done.
NickGUEST
One of Leicester's goals last week, I think Leicester's third or fourth? Yeah, Leicester's fourth was a corner came in and John Lundstrom was just unmarked.
NickGUEST
No one anywhere near him at the back post.
NickGUEST
He almost seemed surprised when the ball came to him because it went past about eight defenders.
Ali MaxwellHOST
Uh, in the 4-3 win against Stockport.
Ali MaxwellHOST
Lundstram's come in to sit at the base midfield and, uh, Louis Page is still playing alongside Lundstram and they, they nudged Braybrook a bit further forward and he wasn't as involved as he has been in previous games for Leicester.
Ali MaxwellHOST
But he is now playing, uh, at the very tip of midfield in a team that, away at Barnsley, I would expect to have plenty of opportunities to, to, to shoot and score because Barnsley are really, really struggling defensively.
Ali MaxwellHOST
So I think 7.8, uh, in Braybrook's new position, if indeed he does start there again, is a really good thing.
Andy MooreHOST
Um, I think there's more to come from him, obviously.
Andy MooreHOST
Lundstram obviously had a big game, and he was-
Pete SelbyHOST
Yeah
Andy MooreHOST
... very, very well thought of.
Andy MooreHOST
But we've lacked a goalscorer who can score goals, and that's what he showed against Stockport, and there's more to come.
Andy MooreHOST
I think he's in a, a league that will give him opportunities to score, perhaps be more profili- prolific than he has been in the championship.
Andy MooreHOST
So I'm hoping that that spine of O'Hara, of Lundstram, of Reese, I think that sticks there.
Andy MooreHOST
Hopefully that will be the catalyst for the youngsters to play all around them, and we, we'll push on from here.
Jack RaffertyHOST
There were plenty of positives to take from the game, as well as a few concerns still lingering as the Foxes found themselves clinging on despite going 4-1 up early in the second half.
Jack RaffertyHOST
But many of those positives I've just mentioned centred around midfielder Louis Page, who bagged himself 3-0 three assists yes he is claiming all three despite one being taken off him he shone in the centre of the park alongside the newly recruited experience of John Lundstrom we'll be hearing from Paige on the show about the season so far and the potential move to Manchester United that broke down on deadline day and of course his personal ambitions in a City shirt joining me to discuss that and to look ahead to this weekend's trip to Oakwell is the former Foxes defender Matt Heath Matt thank you so much for joining us how are you feeling A few days on from that win at Stockport.
Jack RaffertyHOST
Yeah,
Matt HeathGUEST
it's a lot easier when we win, isn't it? So I was driving in this evening with optimism that we can talk about all good things that may happen.
Matt HeathGUEST
We had a focal point at last.
Matt HeathGUEST
someone who can score goals.
Matt HeathGUEST
We had experience in midfield, especially with John Lundstrom playing so well and helping the rest of the young players to flourish around him.
Matt HeathGUEST
So we did see a lot of what we hopefully will see more of in the future.
George ElekHOST
Uh, Emil Reece with another really good shot from range, um, to make it 3-1.
George ElekHOST
Uh, Jon Lundstram with them with a free header at the back post from a corner to make it 4-1.
George ElekHOST
Now, Norwood then scored a, a very cheeky free kick.
George ElekHOST
Um, McCarthy kind of stepped out thinking it was going to be a cross, but Norwood kind of whipped it into the near post, uh, like a kind of mini Joe Bryan style, um, free kick to make it 4-2.
Tom WoodsGUEST
Um, one of them, you know, good finish from, from Cullen.
Tom WoodsGUEST
One of them set piece, I think that was Lundstram's.
Tom WoodsGUEST
Emile Rhys scored an absolute banger, and then the other was, um, Page just running straight through-
Jamie JohnsonHOST
Yeah
Tom WoodsGUEST
So massive win for them, but really odd game state.
Jamie JohnsonHOST
Yeah, no, I, I completely agree, uh, there.
Jamie JohnsonHOST
John Lundstram got a goal on debut that was headed in at the back post from a corner, and I think m- as you mentioned there, uh, Tom, there are these, um, strange, uh, goals in terms of the Russell Martin style of play.
Jamie JohnsonHOST
Emil Rhys, uh, Emile Rhys, I beg your pardon, had a brace, 28-year-old coming in from Bristol City, and one of those that you mentioned, what a finish that was.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
Yeah, because defensively, Leicester still left a lot to be desired really over the weekend, didn't they? Stockport's attack, I think it's pretty well documented, one of the most dangerous in League One.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
They continued to show that despite a debut for Warren O'Hora at the back alongside Harry Souttar with the added protection and experience of John Lundstram in front of them.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
The Foxes have conceded 10 goals in their opening six games.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
Seven of those have come in the last two, and that therefore, Pipes, is a defense that needs tightening, uh, tightening up and quickly.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
He's had Luke Thomas at center half and Christian McFarlane, Bady Aluko as well-being in the side.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
Versus also Harry Souttar didn't really have much of a pre-season, granted he was at the World Cup.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
But John Lundstram coming in and, again, not really having too much football.
Owen Palmer-AtkinHOST
We're gonna hear from Emile Rhys in a, in a few moments' time.
JackGUEST
But then second half, we got the two goals through Emil Rees, which was another great strike.
JackGUEST
And then John Lundstrom scored from a set-piece.
JackGUEST
What I find under Russell Martin, though, Chris, we're scoring a lot of set-pieces.
JackGUEST
We're actually... doing it and that's something we haven't done in a long time and we get frustrated when we don't sort of do anything from these set pieces and Louis Cage seems to be quite directing them and John Lundstrom's header yesterday I thought was good but I thought we should have attacked the game After going 4-1 up, expand your pallet, see what you can do.
JackGUEST
Stop Port, we just let them back in the game.
JackGUEST
And that's something we sort of do because that's a mentality thing for us there.
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JackGUEST
But his football knowledge and his brain, he used a lot yesterday.
JackGUEST
And he was very vocal to Bray, Brook and Page.
Matt HeathGUEST
I think even in commentary on 60 Minutes, I posed a question to Owen and said, who's going to step up? Who are the leaders going to be in this last half an hour? And we can talk about it after the game.
Matt HeathGUEST
And I can say now that a couple did stand up and especially my man of the match today was John Lundstrom because of not what he did on the ball.
Matt HeathGUEST
Yes, he scored a goal, which was great, but he's not in the Leicester City team to score goals.
Matt HeathGUEST
He's in the Leicester City team to break play up, to direct the young players, to try and help protect the back three or the back four depending on what formation we're playing and for me he was the person that changed the performance today compared to what happened against Oxford last week.
Jack RaffertyHOST
And
Matt HeathGUEST
how
Jack RaffertyHOST
crucial was that? Having that level of experience on the pitch for Leicester particularly given the fact that The way games like this have gone in the last couple of years, without somebody like John Lundstrom on the pitch, do you think they draw or lose today?
Matt HeathGUEST
100%.
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Emil Riis in front of the travelling 1200 Leicester City supporters.
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Corner comes in from the far side, the right, bending in towards goal and it's headed in! It's a debut goal for John Lundström.
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Osborne and Norwood are over this one.
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It's going to be struck towards goal by Norwood and it's into the back of the net.
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Leicester City taking the lead twice, nearly squandering that lead twice, but just about seeing the match through.
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Quickfire goals in the second half.
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Emil Ries and John Lundström.
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It looked like Leicester City had taken the game beyond Stockport's reach.
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