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Leicester - Hull
England Championship - King Power Stadium
5th Round
Prediction 1
Leicester to win
8/15 (1.53)
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Prediction 2
Over 2.5 goals
3/5 (1.60)
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*The odds in this article were correct at the time of writing, but are subject to change.
Sparks will fly as Leicester and Hull City battle for supremacy on Saturday. It will be interesting to see how things pan out after 90 minutes.
Leicester vs Hull betting tips
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This Championship fixture will take place on Saturday 2nd September, kick-off time is set for 15:00 BST.
Leicester to take all the points
- Leicester have won six matches in a row.
- Hill City managed two wins in their last six games.
- Leicester came out on top the last two times these teams went head-to-head.
At least three total goals
- The last three skirmishes between these sides produced at least three goals.
- Four of Hull's last five games went above the 2.5 goal margin.
- Leicester have averaged almost two goals per game in their last six matches.
Leicester vs Hull odds comparison, stats and h2h numbers
With our Leicester vs Hull predictions out of the way, you can find some of the best stats for this match here, along with the right tools to help you choose the best odds.
Leicester odds: 8/15 (1.53) – 65.2%
Draw odds: 16/5 (4.20) – 23%
Hull odds: 24/5 (5.80) – 23%
As it stands, Leicester are the expected winners at 8/15 (1.53). Teams with these odds generally have a 65.2 percent probability of winning. We should also expect the goals to flow in this match; and with that in mind, the over 2.5 goals option can be backed at 3/5 (1.60).
*These odds come from different bookmakers, and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
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Head to Head
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1
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0
Last Five - Leicester
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W
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2
W
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W
02/09/23
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Hull
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0
L
29/08/23
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Tranmere
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0
2
W
Last Five - Hull
24/09/23
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Stoke
Hull
1
3
W
20/09/23
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Leeds
Hull
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Coventry
Hull
1
1
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02/09/23
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Hull
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W
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Bristol City
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Leicester vs Hull lineups
Leicester
Leicester have been unstoppable since the start of their new campaign; they've won six matches in a row, across all competitions. Enzo Maresca's men will look to maintain their 100 percent record as they host Hull City this weekend. Conor Coady is recovering from a foot injury, and is expected to be out for a few days.
Predicted lineups: Stolarczyk, Nelson, Faes, Doyle, Winks, Choudhury, Albrighton, Casadei, Hall, Mavididi, Vardy.
Hull
On the other hand, Hull City have put up a fairly decent run of results lately; they are unbeaten in their last three matches, with two wins and a draw. Liam Rosenior's lads will have a tough task ahead of them, as they face an in-form Leicester City side. It'll be interesting to see how they'll match-up against the league leaders. There are a few absentees for the visitors, including Greg Docherty and Dogukan Sinik.
Predicted lineups: Ingram, Coyle, Jones, McLoughlin, Greaves, Slater, Seri, Traore, Tufan, Twine, Delap.
Starting lineups
Leicester
Hull
*Lineups will be automatically updated shortly after they're announced.
Player to watch: Kieran Dewsbury-Hall
Leicester City have shot their way to the top of the Championship table with four wins from four, scoring seven goals in the process. We've particularly been impressed by Kieran Dewsbury-Hall's performances lately. Interestingly, the 24 year old couldn't register a goal or assist between January to May in the Premiership last season. However, he has been directly involved in three of Leicester's seven matches so far, with an assist and two goals.
