Leicester City goalkeeper Jakub Storlček says the team must see their upcoming match against Middlesbrough as an opportunity to shake off their recent slump and turn things around. Leicester City suffered their third consecutive defeat, losing 0-2 to Blackburn Rovers, and currently sit 14th in the Championship after 13 rounds.  

Jakub Stolarczek said: "We must adjust our form quickly now, as this will be another major test for the whole team. We need to focus on preparing for the upcoming matches. We cannot let the poor results of the previous three matches determine the course of the season, because the season is still long."  

“We still have a chance to turn things around. Now we must take the game against Middlesbrough seriously, correct our previous mistakes, and strive to get three points. We have heard the fans’ disappointment, and they have the right to express their emotions. We will not shy away from criticism, but must withstand the pressure and take action.”  

"The advantage of the tournament is that it allows for a rapid change of fortune. Currently, our focus is entirely on the match against Middlesbrough. We will give it our all and take this game seriously. We've been in poor form recently, so we must seize this opportunity to turn things around and get the team back on track."  

In the match against Blackburn Rovers, Jakub Storács witnessed a brilliant save by the opposing goalkeeper that frustrated Stephen Mavididi. The save could have changed the course of the game, as Leicester City were trailing by only one goal. Storács stated that the team must work to improve their performance in such crucial situations.  

The player added: "These crucial moments require the whole team to work together, but the opposing goalkeeper made an incredible save. I praised him after the game; he played exceptionally well. However, if we had taken that chance, the game might have gone completely differently. After the game, and in previous games, we felt frustrated and angry, which is undeniable. We can only continue to work hard, stay united, and get through this together."