Leicester's Shakespeare unsure of points target for survival

And it is something the Foxes are well aware of.

They survived a hard first leg in Spain, beaten by Griezmann's penalty after Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson ruled Marc Albrighton's challenge was inside the area.

"Leicester depend on the details, as we also depend on the details", the Argentinian said. But the run-in to win the Premier League title surely had more significance and, unless Leicester win the Champions League, will live longer in the memory. "It is down to the individual every time, but it is certainly not just bad luck". "But we want to keep this run going - you never know what can happen in the Premier League so we can't afford to relax".

Leicester caretaker manager Craig Shakespeare has called on his players to make a mockery of their underdog status once again and pull off a major Champions League shock on Tuesday night.

The quarterfinal second leg is being played eight years to the day since the club secured its passage out of English soccer's third tier by beating Southend United. Where the club has come from is remarkable. Sam Allardyce has named an unchanged side for the third game in a row as he hopes that his Eagles side can take another giant step closer to safety against Leicester City this afternoon.

But Leicester made it their company to overturn odds on their approach to glory last season and already have a LaLiga scalp in the type of Sevilla from the last 16, while free-scoring striker Robert Lewandowski will return together with the objective of firing a Bayern resurrection.

One by one, English teams were picked off in the tournament.

"I don't know the average for this season and that is the problem". The bookies have got it wrong before so let's hope they've got it wrong again. Atletico has some advantage, since they won in the Calderón.

"We're the underdogs but we want to take our chance", said the Austria global when he spoke alongside Shakespeare.

Morgan missed the quarter-final first-leg match at the Vicente Calderon with an ongoing back problem as the Foxes were defeated 1-0 last week.

Griezmann scored from the spot in the 28th minute after being hauled down by Marc Albrighton, but replays showed contact was made outside the penalty box.

Although Dortmund face a tough task in winning by two goals in the French principality, I think they have the best chance of all the teams who lost last week because they will be fired by a serious sense of injustice.

"We have to get on with it". The referee made his decision - albeit the wrong one. The same as 2-1 was away from home in Seville - we're looking forward to it and we'll be ready.