Leicester striker Andrej Kramaric has criticised the standard of Premier League refereeing following Leicester 's 2-0 midweek defeat at Manchester City . Goals from David Silva and James Milner gave the hosts victory , in a match that contained several talking bouts . Nigel Pearson 's side felt they should have been awarded two penalties during the match when Kramaric and team-mate Jeffrey Schlupp both fell under challenges during the clash at the Stadium . Leicester striker Andrej Kramaric is unsatisfied with the standard of Premier League refereeing against them . And Kramaric believes Wednesday night 's match is n't the first time that Foxes have had the rub of the green go against them . 'We should have been awarded two penalties against Man City , one on me and one on [ Jeffrey ] Schlupp , ' the 23-year-old told Goal in an exclusive . ' I admit , my contact with [ Joe ] Hart was not a penalty , but when Fernando fouled me , it was clearly inside the box . I have to admit : I am not satisfied [ with ] how referees treat Leicester . ' Leicester were denied a penalty when Jeffrey Schlupp ( left ) fell under the challenge of Wilfried Bony . The Croatia international has scored twice in eight appearances for Leicester since joining the club in January from Rijeka . Despite their struggles as a team domestically , Kramaric feels he has adapted well to the demands of the Premier League - and in particular England 's top-flight defender . ' I have played against many top Premier League defenders so far and I can handle every one , no one is impossible , ' he added . ' I need just a little more time to get used to everything here . ' Kramaric ( right ) believes he has adapted to Premier League defenders well since joining Leicester in January .
Manchester City won 2-0 at home to Leicester on Wednesday night . Foxes were denied two penalty appeals during the match at the Etihad . The result means Pep Guardiola's side have now scored in each of their last three Premier League games against top six sides and are unbeaten away from home for a first time since October 2013.