QPR Take the Win at King Power Stadium

Queens Park Rangers secured a 3-1 win over Leicester City at King Power Stadium on Saturday. The away side turned the game around after the Foxes took the lead through Jordan James.

Gary Rowett's Post-Match Reaction

Leicester City manager Gary Rowett believes the team contributed to QPR's three goals. He has tasked the squad with showing more energy in their performances. Rowett stated, "We started quite well, we started quite brightly. I think, within that period, we created some good moments. We created some good areas and some good wide play."

Defensive Mistakes Cost Leicester City

Rowett highlighted the Foxes' defensive mistakes, saying, "I thought Stephy Mavididi looked really bright, JJ scores the goal, a really good moment to go ahead and maybe in that period I still felt it was a little bit too easy for QPR to get into our final third and create corners or crossing opportunities or throw-ins. But I didn't feel too vulnerable in those moments."

What Comes Next for Leicester City?

Leicester City will face Watford away next, with Rowett challenging his squad to step up to the challenge and put in a much improved showing at Vicarage Road. "I spoke to them in there," he added. "We've got a choice of what we do next. Do we all sit here and whinge about the fact that we've lost or blame people for moments in the game or do we pull together and actually embrace where we are?"

QPR's Win Leaves Leicester City 23rd in the Sky Bet Championship

Leicester City's loss leaves them 23rd in the Sky Bet Championship. The Foxes will look to bounce back from this defeat and climb the table in the coming weeks.

QPR's Win at King Power Stadium

QPR's win at King Power Stadium was a significant result for the away side. The team will look to build on this momentum and push for a higher position in the league table.

Final Thoughts from Gary Rowett

Rowett concluded, "It's really simple. If we don't embrace that side of it, if we don't want to work hard to try and get a result, if we don't want to defend our box, we don't want to do the basics of the game defensively, it's always going to be difficult.