Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi played a key role for Leicester City in their final home game of the Premier League season, helping the Foxes secure a 2-0 win over Ipswich Town at the King Power Stadium on Sunday.
Despite their confirmed relegation, Leicester were determined to end their campaign on a positive note in front of their home fans, and Ndidi’s performance was central to that effort.
Veteran striker Jamie Vardy gave Leicester the lead in the 28th minute, pouncing on a loose ball in the box to fire past the Ipswich goalkeeper.
Ndidi, operating in his familiar midfield role, was solid throughout the first half. He broke up play, won key duels, and kept Ipswich from building any real momentum.
The second half saw Leicester continue to control proceedings, and they doubled their lead in the 69th minute.
Wilfred Ndidi has provided five assists in a Premier League campaign for the first time.
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Ndidi was involved again, this time turning provider for Kasey McAteer, who scored to make it 2-0.
Ndidi was substituted in the 88th minute after a hard-working display, making way for Oliver Skipp as Leicester looked to close out the match with fresh legs in midfield.
It was a fitting home farewell for the Foxes, who will now look ahead to life in the Championship.
Wilfred Ndidi vs Ipswich in numbers
Wilfred Ndidi started and delivered a standout performance, providing an assist as Leicester City wrapped up their home fixtures with a win over Ipswich.
He was on the pitch for 88 minutes before being replaced by Oliver Skipp to bring fresh legs into midfield.
Ndidi made one key pass, one clearance, four tackles, and an interception in a solid all-round display.
The Super Eagles midfielder completed 34 of 40 passes, finishing with an 85% success rate.
Defensively, he held his own, winning two of five aerial duels and four of eight on the ground.
