- Stephy Mavididi scored in Leicester City’s 4-0 home win over Tranmere Rovers
- The victory sealed a place in the third round of the Carabao Cup
- Mavididi reflected on a good night’s work from the Foxes
- It was a first triumph of the campaign under new Manager Steve Cooper
The Foxes safely booked their place in round three of the competition courtesy of scoring four without reply at King Power Stadium; Mavididi himself on the scoresheet - for the first time this season - from the spot after Ricardo Pereira won a 51st-minute penalty.
It required attacking prowess to break down a stubborn Tranmere backline, who defended well in the opening half but were unable to withstand the relentless Leicester pressure in the second period, while stunning Jordan Ayew and Harry Winks strikes put pay to any chance of a second round cup upset.
“It was a good night,” the winger reflected after full-time on Filbert Way. “It was an enjoyable game to get the goals and the performance that we put in as well. We got into the next round, so we're buzzing.
“It was quite similar to what we faced for the majority of last season. I like getting on the ball and showing what I can do and we had the same messages to be patient with the ball and when the chances come, you have to take them.
“We showed our quality tonight and there's a lot of quality in the squad. The two goals were taken very well by Harry [Winks] and Jordan [Ayew]. It's always a bonus when you score. It's nice and a nice feeling to get a win as well.”
Very quickly moving focus back to the Premier League, the top-flight season recommences with the visit of Aston Villa on Saturday afternoon, a very different proposition but one that the 26-year-old assured everyone will be ready for.
He added: “It’s the Premier League so we've just got to work hard now in the next coming days and prepare for Villa. That's all we want, for the KP to be rocking, so we’re looking forward to Saturday.”