Rodgers explains why ‘outstanding’ Maddison has been best Leicester player this season

Brendan Rodgers has hailed James Maddison as the best player for Leicester City for efficiency this season after he capped off a “really dominant” second-half performance against Norwich City.

Leicester are playing for pride in what remains of the season, but they had a fair amount to celebrate against Norwich. They beat the relegated side 3-0 thanks to a brace from Jamie Vardy and a Maddison goal against his former club.

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They all came in the second half, but it had been a comfortable evening for the Foxes. Indeed, they had more than twice as many shots as Norwich.

As a result of their win, they have moved to 10th in the table. It is not quite the same as the territory they have been in over the past couple of seasons, but finishing in the top half would be a positive.

For Rodgers, the improvements they made between the two halves against Norwich were pleasing to see.

He told BBC Sport: “We gave up too much space in the first half, we were not aggressive enough in our pressing.

“We changed the