Leicester City's under 18 side extended their lead at the top of the Group B table to six points following a well deserved 2-1 victory at Cardiff City on Thursday afternoon. Kick off for the game had to be delayed after the Foxes got caught up in heavy traffic on the M5.
But Steve Beaglehole's young charges didn't let that effect their preparations, registering their 14th victory from 19 games this season to date.
City took the lead just before the break - French winger Max Gradel bursting through to set up Andy King for his ninth goal of the campaign.
And the Foxes doubled their advantage through Eric Ohdiambo in the second period - with Gradel again involved in the build up.
The home side grabbed a goal back in the closing stages, but the Foxes comfortably held on for the win.
Walkers Youth Academy Manager Jon Rudkin said: "In all fairness it wasn't a great, but the lads dug deep to register the victory in difficult circumstances.
"Obviously the delay didn't help either side, and the pitch was tricky. But all in all we deserved the victory on the day."
City: Pentney, Magunda, Lycett, Garner (Cobb), Rowe-Turner, Rochester (Cox), King, Tejan-Si, Gradel, Odhiambo, McKay.