Leicester's Steve Cooper criticizes referee after Arsenal defeat
- Leicester City played against Arsenal in a Premier League match on Saturday, aiming for their first win of the season.
- Despite a strong comeback with two goals from James Justin, Leicester lost the match due to an own goal and a late strike from Arsenal.
- Manager Steve Cooper criticized the officiating and expressed disappointment over the team's luck, urging them to stay positive and improve.
Leicester City faced Arsenal in a Premier League match on Saturday, seeking their first win of the season. The game started poorly for Leicester as Gabriel Martinelli scored for Arsenal in the first half. Despite a strong response from Leicester, with James Justin scoring twice to equalize, they ultimately succumbed to a late own goal by Wilfred Ndidi and a strike from Kai Havertz. Leicester's manager, Steve Cooper, expressed frustration over the officiating, particularly regarding a foul on Jamie Vardy and a missed second yellow card for Riccardo Calafiori. Cooper acknowledged the team's efforts but lamented the lack of luck in crucial moments. He emphasized the need for the team to remain positive and continue improving despite the disappointing result. The match highlighted the challenges Leicester faces in the Premier League, as they struggle to secure points and maintain morale amidst tough competition.