Caleb O'Collie has called on Leicester City to go all out for a win this weekend in an effort to get back on track. Oxford United will travel to the King Power Stadium on Saturday, after a league draw with Wrexham. Leicester City will be looking to secure three points again after their last home victory against West Bromwich Albion.  

In their recent away game against Wrexham, Leicester City were trailing at one point, but Yannick Westergaard's last-minute goal secured a point for them from the Northeast of Wales. Caleb O'Collie expressed his hope that the team can take the initiative in more matches.  

Caleb Okoly said: "Our goal is always to win three points in every game. In the last game, we were down 0-1 in the second half and knew that it would not be easy to come back and equalize away from home. But the team persevered and eventually brought back at least one point, which was a commendable performance."  

“We all know that the Championship is very competitive. There are still 18 games left, and we must continue to work hard and fight with all our might because the team’s form is not yet stable. We must cherish the point we have earned recently and strive for the best results in the upcoming games. The importance of three points is self-evident, and we are fully prepared.”  

Maintaining their winning streak in their two home games at the end of January is crucial. The team aims to improve their position in the standings, currently only five points behind the top six. Meanwhile, the away team, revitalized under manager Matt Bloomfield, still needs to fight for victory in their remaining matches to secure their place in the Championship.  

He added: "We know that every team that comes to Leicester City will give their all. We must be fully prepared because our opponents will be more proactive. At the same time, we also need to find additional motivation within ourselves to reach a higher level."  

“We must take control from the very beginning of the game, not only for the team itself, but also for the fans’ expectations. We hope their support will inspire the team and provide extra motivation. To that end, we need to work even harder, and the fans will stand with us.”  

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