'2020 can be really exciting for us' - Rodgers on next year ambitions for Leicester

Following their 2-1 win at West Ham, Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers spoke on Saturday about the upcoming Premier League match at Newcastle United on Wednesday.

After losing back-to-back matches against Manchester City and Liverpool, the Foxes bounced back with a victory at the Olympic Stadium.

Despite making nine changes from the previous game - Jamie Vardy, the league's top scorer, was one of the stars missing after his wife gave birth - Leicester still had enough to win in Manuel Pellegrini's last match with the Hammers.

Kelechi Iheanacho and Demarai Gray scored for Leicester, either side of an equaliser by Pablo Fornals, as the visitors moved 10 points behind Liverpool having played two games more.