Leicester City attacking midfielder Kamari Doyle said the team "can't hold off" now in their desire to improve their stuttering start to the season.

Doyle, on-loan with the Foxes from Brighton, scored his first goal for the club in Saturday's much-needed 2-1 win at home to Doncaster Rovers in League One.

Victory was City's first in the league since 12 September and evened out their record after nine games at three wins, three draws and three defeats.

It leaves them 14th in the table, four points clear of the bottom four and six adrift of the top six before Tuesday's game at Bromley.

With the only win in the previous four games coming against Fulham's under-21 side in the EFL Trophy, Doyle said it was vital they improved their league form against Doncaster.

"The most important thing was just to show our fight [and] desire, to run, to tackle, win duels, defend the box," he told BBC Radio Leicester.

"Obviously we still showed our quality with the goals, but we just need to kick on and continue to show that.

"You've got to be happy when you win. That's really important.

"We've got to push on, we can't hold off. We've got to use the feeling to kick on and do the same on Tuesday."