Leicester City will aim to avoid going four matches without a victory when they meet Wrexham on Tuesday evening.
Nat Phillips’ own goal in added time meant Leicester maintained their unbeaten streak at West Bromwich Albion.
It was a display devoid of any real imagination, with 10 of the starting XI part of the team relegated to the Championship without a fight.
Marti Cifuentes must adjust plenty from that stalemate at The Hawthorns, including one major error he made.
Marti Cifuentes cannot bench Jordan James for Leicester vs Wrexham:
The decision to substitute Jordan James at the interval was met with surprise by the Leicester supporters in the away section.
James had begun in the number 10 position, despite being better suited to a box-to-box role.
He was replaced by Julian Carranza, who moved up front and allowed Jordan Ayew to drop deeper into James’ spot.
Not only did Leicester appear more lethargic, the absence of creativity and constant slowing down of attacks destroyed any rhythm the Foxes possessed.
As per Sofascore, James completed 12 successful passes out of 13 and delivered one key pass – the same tally as Ayew managed with an additional 30 minutes on the field.
When is Aaron Ramsey returning for Leicester City?
One of the challenges that Cifuentes has had to handle is the shortage of a genuine number 10.
Louis Page seemed like he would be given an opportunity, only for the Foxes boss to omit him in the last two fixtures.
Aaron Ramsey was intended to be the first-choice player, but has missed the past two matches following Ramsey’s red card against Oxford United.
He’s been absent against Coventry City and West Brom, and will miss the clash with Wrexham before coming back into contention against Swansea City.