After Leicester won the Championship, the Foxes came into this campaign hopeful that they could avoid an immediate return to the second tier.
The opposite has come true, however, Leicester currently 12 points from safety with just eight games to play.
They have set numerous unwanted stats along the way, Ruud van Nistelrooy even breaking a 65-year-old record following defeat at Manchester City as he became the first top-flight manager to lose seven consecutive games twice in the same season since Freddie Cox with Portsmouth in 1958-59.
And it could get even worse for the Dutchman if Leicester lose to Newcastle on Monday night.
Leicester have never lost 11 home games in a league campaign in their 141-year history
As reported by BBC Sport in their preview of the clash with the Magpies, Leicester have already lost 10 games at home in the Premier League this season.
Three of these came under Steve Cooper, with van Nistelrooy losing a further seven since he was appointed Leicester manager.
