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Liverpool - Leicester
Europe Friendlies
* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Predictions and Best Odds for Liverpool vs Leicester
Liverpool has been involved in some high flying matches in recent days as Jurgen Klopp's men are preparing for the new Premier League campaign.
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Over 3.5 Goals
- Liverpool had three straight games with more than three goals scored
- Leicester had one game with at least four goals contested in the past three outings
- The last time these teams met there were three goals scored
Over 1.5 First-Half Goals
- Leicester covered this bet in two out of their last five games
- Liverpool went over the mark twice in their past three matches
- These teams passed the mark of this pick three times from their final five encounters
Statistics for Liverpool vs Leicester prediction
Head to Head
15/05/23
England Premier League EPL
Leicester
Liverpool
0
3
13/05/23
England Premier League EPL
Leicester
Liverpool
0
0
30/12/22
England Premier League EPL
Liverpool
Leicester
2
1
10/02/22
England Premier League EPL
Liverpool
Leicester
2
0
28/12/21
England Premier League EPL
Leicester
Liverpool
1
0
Last Five - Liverpool
24/09/23
England Premier League EPL
West Ham
Liverpool
1
3
W
21/09/23
UEFA Europa League UEL
LASK Linz
Liverpool
1
3
W
16/09/23
England Premier League EPL
Wolverhampton
Liverpool
1
3
W
03/09/23
England Premier League EPL
Aston Villa
Liverpool
0
3
W
27/08/23
England Premier League EPL
Newcastle
Liverpool
1
2
W
Last Five - Leicester
23/09/23
England Championship CHA
Bristol City
Leicester
0
1
W
20/09/23
England Championship CHA
Norwich
Leicester
0
2
W
15/09/23
England Championship CHA
Southampton
Leicester
1
4
W
02/09/23
England Championship CHA
Hull
Leicester
1
0
L
29/08/23
England EFL Cup EFL Cup
Tranmere
Leicester
0
2
W
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Liverpool vs Leicester Lineups, Preview, and Team Information
Liverpool
The Reds had an interesting couple of friendly matches during their preseason training and if something needs work for Jurgen Klopp's side it is their defense. The team conceded six goals in those matches against lowly German sides. That could be a good thing for Klopp who possibly realized that he needs to find some reinforcements in that department before the new season starts. For now, the two players that have been brought in are attacking-minded midfielders Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai. The latter rolled his ankle in recent training and was inactive for the last match against Greuther Furth.
Probable lineup: Alisson, Bradley, Konate, van Dijk, Robertson, Mac Allister, Alexander-Arnold, Gakpo, Doak, Diogo Jota, Diaz.
Leicester
The Foxes are preparing for their season in the Championship and contrary to their opponent on this day, the club decided to focus on strengthening the defensive part of their team. Conor Coady and Harry Winks arrived with some money being spent as was for goalkeeper Mads Hermansen. However, Leicester lost James Maddison and Harvey Barnes, as well as Youri Tielemans and Caglar Soyuncu who were their most important players in their Premier League days. The fans should be worried that the club's management is yet to find replacements for Maddison and Barnes. Leicester won both of their preseason games with new manager Enzo Maresca looking to find the right balance.
Probable lineup: Ward, Faes, Coady, Castagne, Kristiansen, Soumare, Winks, Albrighton, Praet, Daka, Iheanacho.
Player to Watch: Darwin Nunez
The highly-rated striker will need to find his best form if Liverpool has any chance of competing for the Premier League crown this season. Nunez was paid a fortune last summer, but many believe his goalscoring output of 15 goals in 42 games wasn't good enough.
The Uruguay international player has put himself on the world stage by impressing for Benfica earning a big transfer to Anfield, but it seems that he failed to adjust properly to a better league. However, Jurgen Klopp will have little choice, but to put faith in his striker to bring him success.
Starting lineups
Starting lineups are usually released 60 minutes before kick-off.