Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi was on show as Leicester City fell 1-0 to Liverpool at the King Power Stadium on Sunday in the Premier League.
The defeat means Leicester City's journey in the Premier League has effectively come to an end.
The loss also saw Leicester equal an unwanted record, becoming the first team since Ruud van Nistelrooy’s Manchester United to go nine straight home games without scoring a single goal.
Leicester went into the game needing at least a point to stay alive in the relegation battle. But they struggled once again, especially in the final third.
Liverpool dominated large spells of the game, but both sides failed to find the breakthrough in the first half.
Ndidi picked up a yellow card in the 70th minute for a rash tackle, and just eight minutes later, Trent Alexander-Arnold struck the winner for Liverpool.
The result keeps Leicester in 19th place on the Premier League table with 18 points from 33 matches, with relegation all but confirmed.
Wilfred Ndidi vs Liverpool in numbers
Wilfred Ndidi started for Leicester City and played 83 minutes before he was substituted.
The Nigerian midfielder had 32 touches during the game. He registered one shot on target, one blocked effort, and struck the woodwork.
Ndidi attempted 19 passes, completing 13 of them, giving him a 68% pass accuracy.
Defensively, he made four tackles, blocked three shots, and cleared the ball off the line once.
In duels, he won 4 of 9 on the ground and 3 of 8 in the air, putting in a solid shift despite the defeat.
