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Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson concedes a goal to Leicester City's James Maddison (out of pic) during the Premier League match at the King Power Stadium, Leicester

Leicester City 3-1 Liverpool
by Bella Katz
at Filbert Way


LEICESTER CITY fans had a date with Match of the Day on Valentine’s Day weekend, as Brendan Rodger’s fearless Foxes strengthened their Premier League campaign by comfortably beating reigning champions Liverpool 3-1.

The spectacular comeback consisted of three goals in seven minutes for the home side.

Before the match, both sides had it all to play for in the league race and set out their teams to score goals.

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