In a top-of-the-table clash in the Premier League this weekend, Liverpool welcome league leaders Leicester City to the Anfield on Sunday night.
The hosts have won two of their last four league fixtures, bouncing back well from their 7-2 hammering at Aston Villa in October while The Foxes are on a three-match winning streak in the league leaving their two back-to-back losses to West Ham United and Aston Villa behind them.
Where to Watch?
When Is Kick Off? Monday 23 November
What Time Is Kick Off? 19:15 GMT
Where Is it Played? Anfield
TV Channel/Live Stream?
Disney+Hotstar VIP (India), Star Sports Select 1&2
Referee? Chris Kavanagh
Liverpool vs Leicester City Preview
There is usually plenty of goals when these sides meet in the Premier League and given the huge list of defensive injuries these sides have accumulated, this occasion should be no different.
Liverpool have managed just one clean sheet all season and have conceded in all three of their matches since Van Dijk was injured, but the 18 goals they have scored is bettered by only Tottenham and Chelsea.
Leicester’s defence has actually held fairly strong in recent weeks with two clean sheets in three games, although those did come against Arsenal and Wolves, who have two of the least-effective attacks in the league.
Liverpool vs Leicester City Head To Head
Ahead of Thursday’s clash between Liverpool and Leicester City, we look at the matches the two teams have recently played –
Games won: 50
Games drawn: 25
Games lost: 39
Tonight’s match is the 115th meeting between Liverpool and Leicester City. The Reds have won 50 games while Leicester City have managed 39 wins for themselves and the other 25 ended as draws.
Predicted Lineups
Liverpool: Alisson; Milner, Matip, Phillips, Robertson; Wijnaldum, Thiago; Shaqiri, Firmino, Mane;
Jota.
Leicester City: Schmeichel; Fofana, Evans, Fuchs; Castagne, Tielemans, Mendy, Justin; Maddison, Praet; Vardy.
Liverpool vs Leicester City Tips and Predictions
It is difficult to oppose action in this one and the price from bet365 on over 3.0 goals via the Asian lines provides good value.
Also worth considering is the quote on Jamie Vardy firing anytime, as he has done in five of his last eight league games against the Reds, and the on Diogo Jota to score for the seventh time in his last six Liverpool games.
