Coca Cola Championship 2009-10

August
  8 Swansea             (H)
15 Ipswich             (A)
18 Sheff Utd           (A)
22 Barnsley            (H)
29 Newcastle           (A)
September
12 Blackpool           (H)
15 Peterborough        (H)
19 Watford             (A)
26 Preston             (H)
29 Middlesbrough       (A)
October
  3 Coventry            (A)
17 Derby               (H)
20 Crystal Palace      (H)
24 Reading             (A)
31 QPR                 (A)
November
  7 West Brom           (H)
21 Plymouth            (H)
28 Scunthorpe          (A)
December
  5 Nottm Forest        (A)
  8 Bristol City        (H)
12 Sheff Wed           (H)
19 Cardiff             (A)
26 Sheff Utd           (H)
28 Doncaster         (A)
January
  9 Ipswich             (H)
16 Swansea           (A)
26 Barnsley            (A)
30 Newcastle         (H)
February
  6 Blackpool           (A)
  9 Doncaster         (H)
13 Scunthorpe        (H)
16 Bristol City        (A)
20 Plymouth            (A)
27 Nottm Forest     (H)
March
  6 Sheff Wed         (A)
13 Cardiff             (H)
16 Crystal Palace      (A)
20 Coventry            (H)
23 Reading             (H)
27 Derby               (A)
April
  3 West Brom        (A)
  5 QPR                 (H)
10 Peterborough     (A)
17 Watford             (H)
24 Preston             (A)
May
  2 Middlesbrough   (H)

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	Leicester City The Walkers Stadium Filbert Way Leicester LE2 7FL Tel: 0870 040 6000 Location

Brief History

Leicester City Football Club were founded in 1884 as Leicester Fosse , playing on a field near Fosse Road. They moved to Filbert Street in 1891 and played there for 110 years, before relocating to the nearby
Walkers Stadium in 2002 .

Club Stats.

Manager - Nigel Pearson