Leicester broke the Premier League record for the greatest away success

Leicester made Premier League history with their 9-0 win against Southampton. Peruse how Brendan Rodgers, Ralph Hasenhuttl, the Sky Sports intellectuals and more responded to the outcome.

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'We need to show signs of improvement'

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, whose side climbed to second in the Premier League table, demands there is still more to originate from his side after their record-breaking win.

"We said at half-time, keep your speed in the game and we need to rebuff them," he told Sky Sports. "It is extreme for Ralph however we need to carry out our responsibility and score the same number of objectives as we can.

Brendan Rodgers told Kelly Cates, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher that he was glad for the attitude his Leicester side showed in their record-breaking win

"The game is 0-0 at half-time we said. This is a piece of our instruction we need to leave the kid zone and play like a man and regard the game. They are gifted and figuring out how to be merciless

"Kasper (Schmeichel) is extremely glad, The main other 'attendant to have a nine was his dad. We put stock in our work, accept we can push through the span of the period. Our attitude is the manner by which we work each day. The players need to show signs of improvement and improve.

"An incredible, extraordinary win and now we need to go center around the cup game."

'Leicester are setting down deep roots'

Leicester defender Ben Chilwell, who scored his side's opening goal, conveyed an admonition to the remainder of the Premier League following his side's enormous success.

Leicester's record-breaking evening

Leicester recorded the joint-biggest ever edge of triumph in Premier League history, close by Manchester United's 9-0 success over Ipswich at Old Trafford in March 1995.

The Foxes recorded the greatest ever triumph by an away side in an English top-flight group coordinate in the 131-year history of the Football League.

Leicester have turned out to be just the subsequent side in Premier League history to have two players score a three goals in a similar game (Perez and Vardy), after Arsenal in May 2003 - additionally against Southampton (Pennant and Pires).

Brendan Rodgers' side turned out to be just the subsequent group in Premier League history to set up a five-goal lead in the primary portion of an away game in the challenge, after Manchester City against Burnley in April 2010 (likewise 5-0).

"We push each other hard in preparing, the gaffer doesn't neglect our benchmarks," he said.

"Everybody in the association is trusting that Leicester City will slip. We're here and we're setting down deep roots at the highest point of the alliance. We simply need to continue buckling down.
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