Claudio Ranieri blamed Leicester City's 2-1 loss to Hull City in the
start of their Premier League title defence on a lack of unity.
Riyad Mahrez gave the English champions hope when he cancelled out Adama Diomande's opener on Saturday.
But Robert Snodgrass netted the winner to send the Foxes back home empty handed.
"Hull played better," Ranieri told Sky Sports. "We tried to
do our best. We tried to win, but sometimes it's impossible. We made
some mistakes and we have to think where we made them.
"Our effort was amazing, but it was as individuals, not as a team. I
told my players this season will be harder than last season.
"For this reason I told them we must be very strong together because
last season we showed ourselves as a very good team and we need to
repeat that. Today we played individually.
"Today was a normal match, maybe a draw was normal but we lost it."



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