LEICESTER City boss Micky Adams had some words of comfort for beleagured Blackburn after Rovers went down to a shock 2-0 defeat at the Walkers Stadium yesterday.

Rovers dominated for most of the match, but conceded two goals from Leicester's only two shots on target, and the Leicester boss admitted that his side were outplayed.

"We had a bit of luck today," said Adams after the match.

"The save by Ian Walker was the turning point, if that had gone in, the little confidence we had would have gone.

"Blackburn were the better team for the whole of the game. We didn't have a shot at goal in the first half."

Rovers may occupy a place in the bottom three right now, but the Leicester boss is confident that Rovers will climb up the table before long.

"I wouldn't expect Rovers to be down there for long, their season will turn, they have too many good players and they will turn it around."

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