After F.A. Cup action last weekend, Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s attention now turns to the league. Here is the Leicester City predicted lineup as they play host to Crystal Palace<\/p>\n
Last time out, the Foxes took on Championship side Queens Park Rangers with a relatively unchanged side.<\/p>\n
Jakub Stolarczyk remained in between the sticks to continue his run of games. A centre-back partnership of Wout Faes and Conor Coady was selected due to an injury to Jannik Vestergaard, but the Belgian took his opportunity with a wonder goal late on. James Justin and Viktor Kristiansen then reprised their roles at full-back, with the Englishmen scoring a brace.<\/span><\/p>\n Read More:<\/span><\/strong> Leicester City’s most recent signing<\/a><\/p>\n Harry Winks and Boubakary Soumar\u00e9 started in the double pivot, but Winks was replaced after an hour for Oliver Skipp. Facundo Buonanotte then returned to the side of the right-wing, with Stephy Mavididi on the other side.<\/span> Moroccan international Bilal El Khannouss then rounded up the midfield through the centre as he earned two assists.<\/span><\/p>\n Leading the line was Jamie Vardy, who scored before being replaced by Patson Daka.<\/p>\n After five losses in a row, the Foxes found their first win of the year in a 6-2 thrashing of Queens Park Rangers. The victory sees them advance to the F.A Cup fourth round, where they will face Manchester United.<\/p>\n In terms of selection, the home side put out a very strong team despite their lower-league opposition. This ultimately resulted in a dominant score-line, but not without some issues.<\/p>\nLeicester City\u2019s Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n