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Iheanacho, Ndidi denied Champions league ticket as Tottenham thrash Leicester 4-2
Nigerian duo, Kelechi Iheanacho and Wilfred Ndidi and their Leicester City teammates have been denied the European Champions league ticket after a disappointing final game of the season.
The Foxes were thrashed 4-2 by Tottenham Hotspur in their final EPL game at King Power Stadium on Sunday.
James Vardy hit the net twice for Leicester, but goals from Harry Kane, Bale and a own goal by Leicester’s Schmeichel, gave Tottenham the deserving lead.
Consequently, the Blues are now out of the top 4 -the traditional champions league ticket holders in the EPL.
They are now 5th on the EPL table behind Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City.
The Brenda Rogers’ men will now settle for the Europa.
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