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Padraig: Dismal. Setting new records that nobody wants every week. Fans feel disconnected from a mismanaged club that once had the opportunity to be a regular mid-table Premier League team. We threw it away. Incredibly sad.

Kev: It's a Groundhog [Day] Season for us. Breaking [unwanted] records, can't score, can't even shoot, same players every week, same rhetoric before and after the game, we've become numb to it all now.

Jenny: Will we ever score a goal again? I'm a season ticket holder and haven't seen them score in 2025. Ruud is out of his depth, I can see us finishing bottom.

James: Just goes from bad to worse - the whole club needs a clear out. Despair as to next season - the fans have lost faith in this bunch of players with the manager, they are clueless.

It's almost like a bad joke for Leicester City fans at this point.

Yesterday evening marked their eighth successive defeat on home soil in the Premier League and they haven't found the net in a single one of them.

The Foxes are not only the first Premier League side to lose eight successive home league games without scoring but also the first side in the top four tiers of English football to achieve such an unwanted feat as well.

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Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy, speaking to BBC Match of the Day about 15-year-old Jeremy Monga: "You could see glimpses of his great qualities. He's a great winger and has speed. He's a fantastic talent, a great boy. He deserved these minutes and hopefully, more to come.

"It's clear and we've been saying that. We want to show what we're about and show our qualities but we aren't able to.

"I want the club to do well. The club is first and that is something to consider. It is hard because I came to the club to help it forward but it is clear there haven't been enough results to get points on the board and that's not good enough."

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Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Very difficult especially after 33 minutes, we lost another game starting with the best intentions. We lost another early goal. It's very disappointing and worrying.

"It's a big challenge. We all know the run of form we're in. It's extremely difficult. Especially if there aren't light points to build on.

"The most difficult thing is we are in a place for such a long time and there are no results. The most important thing is the club and to bring it forward. That's the worrying part."

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Leicester City debutant Jeremy Monga had to wear a blank shirt when he became the second-youngest player in Premier League history.

Monga came off the bench in the 74th minute of Leicester's 3-0 home defeat by Newcastle United on Monday.

At 15 years and 271 days old, Monga became the second-youngest player to play in the competition behind Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri, who debuted at 15 years 181 days in September 2022.

But because Leicester's home kit is sponsored by BC.GAME, an online cryptocurrency gaming platform, the England Under-16 winger could not wear it.

A review in 2020 of the Gambling Act 2005 - which the Premier League is committed to follow - prohibits players under the age of 18 from wearing kits displaying gambling sponsors.

"You could see glimpses of his great qualities. He's a great winger and has speed," Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy said of Monga.

"He's a fantastic talent, a great boy. He deserved these minutes and hopefully, more to come."

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The story of the arrest after Grealish was allgedly slapped is also on the front page of Tuesday's edition of The Sun.

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A 20-year-old man has been charged with assault after Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish was allegedly slapped following Sunday's 0-0 draw with rivals Manchester United.

The Daily Mail reported that Grealish, 29, was confronted as he made his way off the pitch at Old Trafford following the goalless derby.

Greater Manchester Police announced in a statement on Monday that Alfie Holt of Haven Drive, Droylsden will appear at Manchester Magistrates Court on 14 July.

"This charge relates to an incident which took place at Old Trafford Football Club yesterday," the police added.

United and City both declined to comment when approached by BBC Sport.

The match was also marred by derogatory chants about Phil Foden's mother from Manchester United fans, which City boss Pep Guardiola said showed "a lack of class".

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In their past two Premier League campaigns Southampton have had six managers.

Ivan Juric's exit - following relegation from the Premier League after defeat by Tottenham - sees the conveyor belt of coaches continue and casts doubt on the club's direction.

Simon Rusk may now be the caretaker but he will have taken charge of eight games come the end of the season - as many as Nathan Jones managed in 2022-23.

Russell Martin was dismissed in December with the side nine points from survival and replaced by Juric, who has won just two of his 16 matches and left with the club 22 points away from safety.

There have been 14 occasions where a Premier League club has gone through three permanent managers in one season.

Not counting Rusk, Southampton are on the list twice (2022-23 and 2004-05) along with Fulham (2013-14 and 2018-19) and Watford (2019-20 and 2021-22), as well as relegated Leeds in 2022-23 when Sam Allardyce could not save them with four games in charge.

In 2022-23 Saints replaced Ralph Hasenhuttl - who had a 0.86 points per game (PPG) record - with Jones, who was sacked with a PPG record of just 0.38, then Ruben Selles was appointed to earn 0.63 PPG.

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Anti-discrimination charity Kick It Out says "sexism isn't banter" after derogatory chants about Phil Foden's mother were sung during Sunday's Manchester derby at Old Trafford.

The Football Association, according to its rulebook, will not take action against Manchester United over the chants, which could be heard throughout the first half of the goalless draw and when Manchester City forward Foden was substituted in the 57th minute.

Following the match, City boss Guardiola said those joining in with the chants showed "a lack of class" and "should be ashamed".

Kick It Out chief operating officer Hollie Varney told BBC Sport: "We've seen several incidents of sexist and misogynistic mass chanting in men's football this season, yet too often the response from football falls short.

"Sexism isn't 'banter'. Hearing sexist chants echo around a stadium doesn't just affect the players involved or those directly targeted, it creates an environment where women can feel unsafe or unwelcome."

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It has been 720 minutes since Leicester last scored at home in the Premier League.

With Monday's 3-0 defeat by Newcastle, the Foxes became the first side in the top four tiers of English football to lose eight successive home league games without scoring.

Ruud van Nistelrooy's relegation-bound side have not found the back of the net at the King Power Stadium since 8 December - a 2-2 draw with Brighton.

"Nothing surprises me with this group and this manager and this football club at the minute," ex-Foxes winger Matt Piper told BBC Radio Leicester.

"The anger for me is done, they are sucking the life out of me. This is as bad as it's ever been and we are a club that has dropped down to League One football."

Leicester have registered 82 shots on goal this term but have only accumulated an expected goals (xG) tally of 6.58.

Against Newcastle, Leicester's possession was at a healthy 58% but that creative spark was missing once again with an xG of only 0.47.

This from a side that have seen the tremendous highs of lifting the Premier League title, travelled Europe in the Champions League and hoisted the FA Cup high at Wembley Stadium.

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Free-scoring Newcastle heaped more misery on relegation-bound Leicester as the Magpies' Champions League pursuit gathered further momentum.

The three points for Eddie Howe's side lifted them above Manchester City into fifth place in the Premier League and level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea, despite still having a game in hand.

Leicester, meanwhile, became the first side in the top four tiers of English football to lose eight home league games in a row without finding the net, as they sit 15 points from safety with seven games remaining.

The scoring started inside the opening two minutes, with Jacob Murphy scoring the first of two tap-ins after some great work down the left wing by Tino Livramento.

Murphy's second came less than 10 minutes later when Fabian Schar almost scored the goal of the season, but his audacious effort from inside his own half struck the crossbar - with the Newcastle winger reacting fastest to finish the rebound.

Twenty-four minutes then passed before Howe's men extended their lead further as Joelinton easily cut inside Wout Faes and forced a diving save out of Mads Hermansen, but former Foxes winger Harvey Barnes reacted first to make it 3-0 as the boos rang out around King Power Stadium.

The Foxes, who passed the 12-hour mark without scoring a goal, came within inches of finding the back of the net but Patson Daka's strike hit the inside of both posts before rolling into the hands of Nick Pope.

Hello and welcome to Tuesday's football news live text page.

This morning, we will focus on Monday's Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium.

A 3-0 win for Newcastle United over Leicester City saw them strengthen their hopes of Champions League qualification. For Leicester, the performance only highlighted the poor season they are having.

We will delve into all of that and plenty more throughout the day.

First, here is a round-up on Tuesday's top stories.