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Leicester City star has given his verdict on Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl

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Leicester City defender Jannik Vestergaard has praised Sheffield Wednesday head coach Danny Rohl.

The Foxes centre-back played for Southampton when the Owls incumbent was assisting Ralph Hasenhuttl.

Tomorrow night, Rohl faces the thankless task of trying to get a result against the runaway leaders in the Championship.

Vestergaard, however, isn’t expecting an easy game and has praised Wednesday boss Rohl ahead of the Hillsborough clash.

Leicester defender Vestergaard lauds Wednesday boss Rohl

Vestergaard has earned a reprieve in the Leicester team this season. He’s made 16 appearances under Enzo Maresca and should play tomorrow night.

Rohl knows that the challenge of beating Leicester tomorrow is a tricky one. The Owls are rock-bottom of the Championship, 10 points adrift of safety.

Ahead of the game, Vestergaard has spoken fondly and Rohl and he’s expecting a tricky game tomorrow night.

He told the Leicester official website: “I don’t think there are any easy games in football. Everyone’s here for a reason and have a lot of qualities.

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“I know their manager. I worked with him at Southampton and he has a very good football mind on him.

“It’s a team we cannot underestimate, and I expect them to be coming at us. It’s a very difficult game away from home against a very big football club. They will want to beat us for sure.”

Beating Leicester isn’t impossible for Wednesday

It’s going to be a tough night for the Owls on Wednesday but Rohl has to instill some belief into the players.

The Championship is a funny old league and anything could happen under the Hillsborough lights tomorrow.

Vestergaard knows that Wednesday are a wounded animal and will have a go at Leicester.

Their focus will probably be on grabbing the first goal and trying to take the wind from the Wednesday sails.

Rohl has done a lot of good at Wednesday so far, even if the results haven’t matched.

The belief will need to be sky-high tomorrow night and a positive result against Leicester could be season-defining.