Brendan Rodgers
says Leicester need to “reset mentally” to stay in charge of their
Champions League destiny after their slump continued with a 2-1 loss at
Everton.

The Foxes remain third in the Premier League but are
fading, claiming just two points from their three games since the
Premier League resumed.

They were fortunate fourth-placed Chelsea
failed to take advantage, also losing on Wednesday, but in-form
Manchester United and Wolves are just three points behind with six games
to play.

Chelsea manager
Frank Lampard blamed his side’s lack of attention to detail for a
surprise 3-2 defeat at Premier league relegation battlers West Ham
United on Wednesday.

Lampard’s side dominated for long periods
but were stunned late on when Andriy Yarmolenko slotted home an
89th-minute winner following a counter-attack by the home side.