Leicester and Cardiff fans ‘give it large’ to each other in and outside the ground with the hosts playing out a 2-1 victory on Saturday.
Footage has been posted online of showing stewards getting involved with fans of both clubs goading one another before some heated scenes next to the coaches after the Championship fixture.
The series of clips have gone on to get thousands of lines and been viewed millions of times, mostly on X (aka Twitter). Take a look below…
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Leicester youth giving it to Cardiff fans yesterday… 🤣 #LCFC pic.twitter.com/s3zgsTizQ4
— Football Away Days (@FBAwayDays) August 20, 2023
— darien jenkins (@darienjenkins9) August 19, 2023
this guy was so funny pic.twitter.com/wgiucmXjjV
— bthhjjn (@bthhjjn) August 20, 2023
The game itself saw debutant Cesare Casadei come off the bench and score a stoppage-time winner for the Foxes on Saturday afternoon.
This result meant that celebrate four straight wins at the start of a season for the first time in the club’s history.
It came after a fine strike from Aaron Ramsey looked like earning Cardiff a point after Marcal-Madivadua had fired Enzo Maresca’s hosts ahead.
Leicester City: Hermansen, Ricardo, Faes, Vestergaard, Doyle, Winks, Ndidi (Casadei 61′), Dewsbury-Hall, Marçal (Albrighton 87′), Mavididi, Iheanacho (Vardy 76′).
Subs not used: Ward, Justin, Choudhury, Thomas, Stolarczyk, Nelson.
Cardiff City: Alnwick, Romeo, McGuinness, Goutas (Simpson 77′), Collins, Wintle, Ralls (Siopis 61′), Ramsey (Robinson 77′), Bowler (Grant 66′), O’Dowda, Ugbo (Méïté 46′).
Subs not used: Rúnarsson, Adams, Tanner, Etete.
Leicester’s Enzo Maresca:
“I said to Cesare the only way to score a goal for an attacking midfielder is to be inside the box.
“Everything in football happens inside the box. Ramsey scored from 40 metres but this is Ramsey, it doesn’t happen often. Cesare, one of his strengths is to arrive in the box.
“It is important always to win a game and in this moment especially for the fans and the club after last year.
“It is important to renew new energy but also I analyse not only the results. It was important to see how the team improves game after game.
“Probably for me it was our best half. We created many chances, we scored a goal and after that Stephy (Mavididi) had a chance one-on-one with the keeper and after that there was a clear penalty for Stephy. After that we conceded just one shot, a goal from Ramsey that was unbelievable and we started the second half still thinking about the goal.
“In this moment we cannot think the team over 90 or 105 minutes is also playing like the first half.”
Cardiff’s Erol Bulut:
“What I have to say, and I have said it also before in Leeds, where we were leading at 90-plus, that football is details. With details you win, with details you lose.
“The second half from my team was great. How many chances to you need to create against Leicester to win the game? Today we could have made it 2-1 and maybe 3-1. We should have won the game but in the end we didn’t manage to score and we lost unluckily.
“These are the things we have to manage better. When we have the chances we have to take them.”
Social media users reacted as clips emerged of Leicester and Cardiff fans taking to ‘give it large’ to each other in and outside the ground…
@Tomsomers08: Imagine telling everyone in year 3 what you did on the weekend 😂
@nicholas89patel: Seriously 🫣😂😂
@mattypenfold: I like the way he tells security ain’t just me look at them 🤣🤣
@LiamLufc1993: This is brilliant
@harry_finn96: Lucky that barrier was there
@thefoxesarms: It’s wrong 🤣🤣🤣🤣 but you got love it
@WayneF84: As a father I’m ashamed but as a football attending father I find this absolutely brilliant 👍🏼
@LCFCSach: Is that from the Family Stand?? 🤣#lcfc
@priyadarshankr3: Fearless foxes are back #lcfc
@EDESY6: Go on lad 🦊😂
@Linseyhart10: How old!!! 🤷🏼♀️
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