Islam Slimani is pictured above during Leicester City's first ever home game in the UEFA
Champions League - against Porto (the 2003/04 Champions and 2010/11
Europa League winners). Leicester qualified as the 2015/16 Premiership Champions
and beat Porto 1-0, with a goal scored by Islam Slimani, who only months earlier was
playing for Sporting Lisbon (Sporting Clube de Portugal). In Portugal he was known as the
Dragon Slayer because he kept scoring winning goals against Porto (known as The Dragons).
He kept up the habit at Leicester on a memorable night for the Foxes fans.
2016/17 Champions League. Group Stage.
Club Brugge KV (0) v (3) Leicester City FC. (Albrighton 5m, Mahrez 29m & 61m pen).
Jan Breydelstadion, Bruges. 14th. September 2016.
Leicester City.
Kasper Schmeichel (GK), 2. Luis Hernandez, 4. Danny Drinkwater, 5. Wes Morgan (C), 6. Robert Huth,
9. Jamie Vardy (7. Ahmed Musa 70 min), 11. Marc Albrighton, 13. Daniel Amartey, 28. Christian Fuchs,
19. Islam Slimani, (23. Leonardo Ulloa 62 min), 26. Riyad Mahrez (22. Demarai Gray 81 min).
Club Brugge KV
1. Ludovic Butelle (GK), 2. Ricardo van Rhijn, 3. Timmy Simons (C), 4. Björn Engels (5. Benoit Poulain 53 min),
10. Abdoulay Diaby (9. Jelle Vossen 62 min), 11. José Izquierdo (19. Felipe Gedoz 77 min), 15. Tomás Pina,
20. Hans Vanaken, 24. Stefano Denswil, 25. Ruud Vormer, 28. Laurens De Bock.
Leicester City (1) v (0) FC Porto. (Slimani 25m). Leicester City Stadium, Leicester. 27th. September 2016.
Leicester City.
Kasper Schmeichel (GK), 2. Luis Hernandez, 4. Danny Drinkwater, 5. Wes Morgan (C), 6. Robert Huth,
9. Jamie Vardy (7. Ahmed Musa 90+4 min), 11. Marc Albrighton, 13. Daniel Amartey, 28. Christian Fuchs,
19. Islam Slimani (10. Andy King 62 min), 26. Riyad Mahrez (22. Demarai Gray 88 min).
FC Porto.
1. Iker Casillas (GK), 5. Iván Marcano, 10. André Silva, 11. Adrián López (16. Hector Herrera 63 min)
13. Alex Telles, 20. André André (C) (19. Diogo Jota 63 min), 21. Miguel Layún, 22. Danilo,
25. Otávio, 28. Felipe, 30. Óliver Torres (17. Jesús Corona 77 min).
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The Leicester City line up against Porto:
(Back) Schmeichel, Huth, Hernandez, Amartey, Slimani, Mahrez. (Front) Fuchs, Vardy, Morgan, Albrighton, Drinkwater.
Leicester City (1) v (0) Copenhagen. (Mahrez 40m). Leicester City Stadium, Leicester. 18th. October 2016.
Leicester City.
Kasper Schmeichel (GK), 4. Danny Drinkwater, 5. Wes Morgan (C), 6. Robert Huth,
9. Jamie Vardy (20. Shinji Okazaki 85 min), 10. Andy King 11. Marc Albrighton, 13. Daniel Amartey,
19. Islam Slimani (23. Leonardo Ulloa 88 min), 26. Riyad Mahrez (13. Daniel Amartey 90+2 min), 28 Christian Fuchs.
Copenhagen.
31. Robin Olsen (GK), 3. Ludwig Augustinsson, 5. Erik Johansson, 6. William Kvist, 7. Benjamin Verbič (33. Rasmus Falk 66 min),
8. Thomas Delaney (C), 11. Andreas Cornelius, 19. Federico Santander, 22. Peter Ankersen (16. Ján Greguš 87 min),
24. Youssef Toutouh (23. Andrija Pavlović 85 min), 25. Mathias Jørgensen.
Round of Sixteen. Second Leg.
Leicester City (2) v (0) Sevilla. (Morgan 27m, Albrighton 54m) City of Leicester Stadium, Leicester. 14. March 2017.
Leicester City.
Kasper Schmeichel (GK), 4. Danny Drinkwater, 5. Wes Morgan (C), 6. Robert Huth,
9. Jamie Vardy, 11. Marc Albrighton, 17. Danny Simpson, 20. Shinji Okazaki (19. Islam Slimani 64 min),
25. Wilfred Ndidi, 26. Riyad Mahrez (13. Daniel Amartey 90 min), 28 Christian Fuchs.
Sevilla:
1. Sergio Rico (GK), 8. Vicente Iborra (C), 10. Samir Nasri, 12. Wissam Ben Yedder (11. Joaquín Correa 68 min)
15. Steven N'Zonzi, 17. Pablo Sarabia (3. Mariano Ferreira 46 min), 18. Sergio Escudero, 20. Vitolo,
21. Nicolás Pareja, 23. Adil Rami, 24. Gabriel Mercado (16. Stevan Jovetić 46 min).
Quarter-Final. First Leg.
Atlético Madrid (1) v (0) Leicester City. (Griezmann 28m pen) Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid 12/04/2017.
Leicester City.
1. Kasper Schmeichel (GK) (C), 4. Danny Drinkwater, 6. Robert Huth,
9. Jamie Vardy (19. Islam Slimani 77 min),
11. Marc Albrighton, 17. Danny Simpson, 20. Shinji Okazaki (10. Andy King 64 min),
25. Wilfred Ndidi,
26. Riyad Mahrez, 28. Christian Fuchs, 29. Yohan Benalouane.
Atlético Madrid.
13. Jan Oblak (GK), 2. Diego Godín, 3. Filipe Luís, 6. Koke, 7. Antoine Griezmann, 8. Saúl Ñíguez,
9. Fernando Torres (22. Thomas 75 min), 10. Yannick Carrasco (11. Ángel Correa 65 min),
14. Gabi (C), 15. Stefan Savić, 20. Juanfran.