Huddersfield Town boss Darren Moore makes honest admission after Leicester City thumping

Leicester City easily defeated Huddersfield Town 4-1 thanks to goals from Stephy Mavididi, captain Ricardo Pereira, and Tom Cannon twice.

Darren Moore, the manager of Huddersfield Town, declared that losing to Leicester City, the dominant team in the Championship, was “no disgrace”. The Foxes won 4-1 thanks to goals from captain Ricardo Pereira, Stephy Mavididi, and Tom Cannon (2).

Even though Michal Helik, the captain of the town, grabbed one back, Enzo Maresca’s team maintained control and extended their winning streak to eleven games. Moore claimed Leicester demonstrated why they are the front-runners for promotion.

Moore remarked, “The players can’t feel ashamed of their performance; we were defeated by the superior team that day. They’re at the top of the league for a reason.”

“I was disappointed by the second goal because it cost us the game.” We had some fantastic opportunities at 3-1; if we had seized them, the game might have ended differently. That’s a result of the way we approach and set up games.

From a psychological perspective, we strive to remain persistent and demonstrate dedication. That’s really significant, and we managed to rejoin the game. However, that ended the game when they scored the fourth goal.

“As a center back, Michael has scored seven goals, although he would prefer to have wins and clean sheets if you ask him. Now that we are stronger and more fit, we feel more.

The Terriers’ next assignment is a third-round FA Cup journey this Sunday to Manchester City, the defending Premier League winners.