Rested and Ready: Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s eyes victory for Leicester City Over Brighton!

The Seagulls travel to face the Foxes on Sunday as they look to pick up their first win in three matches. Fabian Hurzeler's team struggled in their last two games, having drawn against Southampton and lost to Fulham on Thursday evening. The game against the Cottagers came two nights after Leicester City beat West Ham 3-1 at the King Power Stadium. The win was Van Nistelrooy's first game in charge of the club, having replaced the sacked Steve Cooper. His side were clinical in the game but did concede a lot of chances to the Hammers which they were unable to put away. The Dutchman has admitted that the extra rest time his side has had over Albion could be a boost. However he did claim that the squad size available to Hurzeler should be enough for him to keep quality in the team. He said: "Theoretically, there is a physical advantage. "But Brighton have a wide squad and have the possibility to rest players and keep their quality. "But we do have a slight physical advantage. “It’s about preparing and performing. "We know the programme but to be at our best, we just need to think about Sunday. We play some big teams in the short term. "But we’ll focus on each game at a time.” The Leicester boss also insisted that there have been no new injury concerns amongst his squad. He also revealed that former Crystal Palace striker Odsonne Edouard and midfielder Harry Winks are closing in on their returns. He added: “No. The squad from Tuesday was available today to train. "There’s tomorrow’s session. Odsonne is back on the pitch, so that’s an addition to Tuesday’s squad. "Harry was outside with the physios, training separately."