- West Ham United beat LCFC Women on Sunday afternoon
- A first half goal from Viviane Asseyi made the difference at Chigwell Construction Stadium
- Janice Cayman shared her thoughts on a tough loss in London
- The Foxes return to action next weekend against Manchester United
Sunday afternoon saw the Foxes lose out in a Barclays Women's Super League contest to West Ham and despite putting in the effort on the pitch, the scoreline didn't fall kindly for the visitors at Chigwell Construction Stadium.
Assessing the game after the full-time whistle, Cayman believes the squad will have to watch the game back to identify where the game plan went wrong in Dagenham.
"I don't really know what went wrong," the midfielder admitted. "It was a tough game and unfortunately one goal decided it and we worked super hard but we didn't really create any good chances today.
"That's how football works, there can be injuries and sickness but it's our job as a team to stand up, train hard and make it work. We've been working hard in training this week and during the game today but unfortunately it didn't go in our favour."
Going on to talk about the difficulty of playing in the top flight, Cayman stated there are no easy games and that the Foxes must continue to work hard and fight together as a team to turn results around.
She added: "It's a tough league here in England so even though the bottom teams are tough teams to beat. We saw here today against West Ham as well so we have to be on our A game every week and it will always be a tough battle, but today didn't go our way.
"We need to take the time to get over this game, look at what went wrong and what went well and keep working on it. Of course, there are good sides coming up now but we know we can get something.
"It's a tough league and the games have to be played so we're positive to keep playing and turn it around."