Leicester City goalkeeper Jakub Storáček says the team must seize the opportunity presented by their home games starting Good Friday to improve their Championship ranking. Leicester City will host Preston North End in their first of seven matches, as they battle fiercely for survival in the coming weeks.

Following the international break, some players, including Jakub Stolarczek, increased their training time at the Westgrave training ground. Stolarczek stated that from now until the end of the season, they must treat every match as a "final."

In an interview, Jakub Storlček said: "Obviously, we should have learned more from the 0-0 draw with Watford. However, we still kept a clean sheet and got a point in a very difficult away game. Therefore, we treat the next seven games as crucial 'finals' and must give our all in every one of them."

"First is the home game against Preston, where we will do our best to get three points, and then immediately prepare for the next game. I think this is a crucial stage of the season, and we can't focus too much on our opponents, but rather on our performance in each game."

"Yes, we will analyze our opponents' games and do our best to prepare, but it is equally important to examine ourselves. Over the past two weeks, and even during the international break, all our energy has been focused on Friday's game to ensure we can play and strive for victory."

When asked about the role fans would play in this crucial match, Jakub Storáček added: “Of course, it goes without saying. We have four home games in the next seven, which is a huge advantage that must be taken into full consideration. The support of the fans is crucial to us; they have been a source of encouragement throughout the season. Even away from home, we can hear their cheers. We are very much looking forward to returning to the King Power Stadium, where the fans will be our twelfth man.”

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