No offence to Newcastle United fans, but this one – even though the Geordies celebrated a 3-0 landslide away win at King Park Stadium on Monday night – is not about them. And it shouldn’t be. Leicester City are the first team in English top-flight history to lose eight home games in a row without scoring a single goal!The team, which was led on the pitch by veteran striker of high-class Jamie Vardy and by a once remarkable attacker Ruud van Nistelrooy as a coach – can’t score.Four months have passed since the last time the Foxes found the back of their rivals’ net. It was a 2-2 draw against West Ham on December 8, as they returned from a two-goal deficit with two late goals.Unfortunately, that was it from this side for this season, as they’ve now lost 15 of their last 16 Premier League games.The Magpies cleared all the drama within the opening 11 minutes tonight, as Murphy scored a brace in such a short period of time. After Barnes made it 3-0 for the EFL Cup winners, many Leicester fans were seen leaving the stadium in absolute despair.Van Nistelrooy and his men returned from the half-time break eager to put an end to their dreadful goal-scoring fast, but that was all we’ve got from them.Eddie Howe’s side proved their quality, leapfrogging Manchester City to join Chelsea in fifth place with 53 points.And the Foxes? Huh, they’ve become toothless kitties and are desperately trying to find their way out of this horrible season.PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 31SaturdayEverton – Arsenal 1-1 (0-1)/Ndiaye 49 (p) – Trossard 34/Crystal Palace – Brighton 2-1 (1-1)/Mateta 3, Munoz 55 – Welbeck 31/Ipswich – Wolverhampton 1-2 (1-0)/Delap 16 – Sarabia 72, Larsen 84/West Ham – Bournemouth 2-2 (0-1)/Fullkrug 61, Bowen 68 – Evanilson 38, 79/Aston Villa – Nott.Forest 2-1 (2-0)/Rogers 13, Malen 15 – Jota Silva 57/SundayBrentford – Chelsea 0-0Fulham – Liverpool 3-2 (3-1)/Sessegnon 23, Iwobi 32, Muniz 37 – Mac Allister 14, Diaz 72/Tottenham – Southampton 3-1 (2-0)/Johnson 13, 42, Tel 90+6 – Fernandes 90/Man. United – Man. City 0-0MondayLeicester City – Newcastle United 0-3 (0-3)/Murphy 2,11, Barnes 34/
