Wilfred Ndidi Struggles as Leicester City Lose 2-0 to West Ham United

Wilfred Ndidi had a frustrating night as Leicester City were defeated 2-0 by West Ham United in their Premier League match at the London Stadium on Thursday.

Ndidi started in midfield for Leicester and was involved in key moments, but was unable to help his side break down West Ham’s strong defence.

In the 61st minute, Ndidi came close to scoring when he met a free-kick with a header, but his attempt was off target. Earlier, he tried to send a cross into the box, but West Ham cleared the ball quickly.

West Ham took the lead in the 21st minute when Tomas Soucek scored from close range after a rebound. Leicester’s situation worsened just before halftime when Jannik Vestergaard accidentally deflected a shot into his own net, doubling West Ham’s lead.

After the break, Ndidi tried to lift his team by making forward runs and pressing high, but Leicester struggled to create chances. His long-range shot in the 73rd minute didn’t trouble West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola.

Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy made several substitutions, hoping to change the game, but West Ham held on to their lead with solid defending and controlled possession.

Ndidi worked hard in midfield to help Leicester regain control, but West Ham’s organisation made it difficult for Leicester to break through.

The defeat leaves Leicester in a tough position, still fighting to stay in the Premier League. Ndidi and his teammates will need to regroup quickly for their next match to avoid further setbacks.