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The pre-season promotion favourites have won just one of their last five matches in all competitions and manager Nigel Pearson insisted he will turn things around.
"I will sort it out," he told the Leicester Mercury.
"The things that let us down were a lack of concentration and a lack of acceptance of responsibility when defending.
"It is down to hard work and we will get it right. We have played three away games and had three defeats, which is a bit tough on how we have performed on reflection, but we can't give teams two-goal starts."
Burnley have no new injury problems ahead of their trip.
Leicester City prepare to entertain Burnley at Filbert Way on Wednesday evening, and hold the advantage on previous meetings between the two. Of the 49 games played, Foxes have recorded 20 wins, and Burnley have come away with 14 victories.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Filbert Way was less than a year ago, in April 2012, when they played out a goalless draw in a Championship match.
Head-to-head
• This is their 100th competitive clash over 115 years; Leicester have won 29, Burnley 42, with 28 level.
• Their most recent meeting, at the King Power Stadium in April, was goalless. It was the 10th time in 15 league games against Burnley that the Foxes had failed to score.
• Burnley are chasing their second win in five years over the east Midland club.
Leicester City
• Nigel Pearson's Foxes are guarding a 100% home record in the Championship, and are the only club in the division with a watertight home defence.
• They have found the net in all seven league and cup matches so far.
• Even so, Leicester are one of two clubs without a first-half goal in the second tier; the other is Ipswich.
The pre-season promotion favourites have won just one of their last five matches in all competitions and manager Nigel Pearson insisted he will turn things around.
"I will sort it out," he told the Leicester Mercury.
"The things that let us down were a lack of concentration and a lack of acceptance of responsibility when defending.
"It is down to hard work and we will get it right. We have played three away games and had three defeats, which is a bit tough on how we have performed on reflection, but we can't give teams two-goal starts."
Burnley have no new injury problems ahead of their trip.
Leicester City prepare to entertain Burnley at Filbert Way on Wednesday evening, and hold the advantage on previous meetings between the two. Of the 49 games played, Foxes have recorded 20 wins, and Burnley have come away with 14 victories.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Filbert Way was less than a year ago, in April 2012, when they played out a goalless draw in a Championship match.
Head-to-head
• This is their 100th competitive clash over 115 years; Leicester have won 29, Burnley 42, with 28 level.
• Their most recent meeting, at the King Power Stadium in April, was goalless. It was the 10th time in 15 league games against Burnley that the Foxes had failed to score.
• Burnley are chasing their second win in five years over the east Midland club.
Leicester City
• Nigel Pearson's Foxes are guarding a 100% home record in the Championship, and are the only club in the division with a watertight home defence.
• They have found the net in all seven league and cup matches so far.
• Even so, Leicester are one of two clubs without a first-half goal in the second tier; the other is Ipswich.