Leicester vs Everton Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 21st September 2024

Everton go up against Leicester this coming Saturday for a Premier League meeting at King Power Stadium.

Everton have not gained a single point yet from the first four rounds of the current Premier League season. Leicester obtained two from their opening four games, earning them a place as number 15 in the table.

Everton are rock bottom having failed to claim a single point from four matches during this campaign. Following their four encounters The Foxes collected two which hands them number 15 in the Premier League standings.

Going into their upcoming encounter on Saturday, The Toffees are looking to finish the day ahead of The Foxes in the Premier League standings.

The Foxes only average a modest 1.3 goals per game in their last ten matches in this tournament, in which they scored 13 goals. They also conceded 19 for an average of 1.9 per game. They kept their opponents from scoring one times.

The Toffees managed a bearable 12 goals from their past ten games, creating an average of 1.2 goals per game. They conceded 16 goals in total, and while claiming four clean sheets, they conceded 1.6 goals an average per game.

Supporters will be hoping to see a similarly thrilling encounter, as it turned out to be the last time Leicester played against Everton. It finished 2-2 in a great match between the pair.

Leicester vs Everton Prediction

Leicester Form

Leicester recorded a win, a loss and a draw in their previous three matches, where they first beat Tranmere 4-0. They were then defeated 1-2 against Aston Villa, before drawing 2-2 against Crystal Palace. Leicester claimed a modest two wins in their past six home matches in the Premier League. They also drew two and lost two, scored eight goals and conceded ten.

Retaining their Premier League status and challenging for a top half finish will be on the agenda for Everton this season.

Everton Form

Everton came away from their previous three games with just one draw, as they lost 2-3 against Bournemouth. A 3-2 defeat against Aston Villa followed, before a 1-1 draw with Southampton. Everton are winless in their last six away games in the Premier League, in which they drew two and lost four. They conceded 17 goals while scoring five themselves.

Retaining their Premier League status and challenging for a top half finish will be on the agenda for Everton this season.

It seems both Everton and Leicester have some issues concerning their defence, as they seem to find themselves on the receiving end a bit too often lately. We believe the trend continues on Saturday, and we are rooting for goals.

Leicester vs Everton Squads

Leicester Squad

Steve Cooper will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Everton from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season):

Daniel Iversen (0/0), Danny Ward (0/0), Jakub Stolarczyk (0/0), Mads Hermansen (0/4), Conor Coady (0/1), James Justin (0/4), Jannik Vestergaard (0/2), Luke Thomas (0/0), Memeh Caleb Okoli (0/2), Ricardo Pereira (0/0), Victor Kristiansen (0/4), Wout Faes (1/4), Bilal El Khannous (0/1), Boubakary Soumare (0/1), Facundo Buonanotte (1/3), Hamza Choudhury (0/1), Harry Winks (0/4), Kasey McAteer (0/3), Michael Golding (0/0), Oliver Skipp (0/3), Wilfred Ndidi (0/4), Will Alves (0/0), Abdul Fatawu (0/4), Bobby Reid (0/3), Jamie Vardy (2/4), Jordan Ayew (0/4), Odsonne Edouard (0/0), Patson Daka (0/0), Stephy Mavididi (1/4).

Everton Squad

Here is the full team squad of Everton. The 53 year-old Sean Dyche will select his starting lineup from the following players:

Asmir Begovic (0/0), Joao Virginia (0/0), Jordan Pickford (0/4), Ashley Young (0/2), Jake O'Brien (0/1), James Tarkowski (0/4), Jarrad Branthwaite (0/0), Michael Keane (1/4), Nathan Patterson (0/0), Seamus Coleman (0/1), Vitalii Mykolenko (0/4), Abdoulaye Doucoure (0/3), Amadou Onana (2/4), Idrissa Gana Gueye (0/4), Jack Harrison (0/4), James Garner (0/1), Jesper Lindstroem (0/2), Orel Mangala (0/1), Tim Iroegbunam (0/4), Armando Broja (0/0), Beto (0/4), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (2/4), Dwight McNeil (1/4), Iliman Ndiaye (0/4), Youssef Chermiti (0/0).

Leicester vs Everton Team News

Everton are juggling with three absent players on on Saturday when travelling to Leicester. Iliman Ndiaye, Asmir Begovic and Dominic Calvert-Lewin racked up too many penalty points and won't be in the Everton travelling party for their next match.

Leicester vs Everton Lineups

Leicester vs Everton H2H

The latest encounter between these two teams was a belter of a 2-2 match. Are we in for a similar goal-fest on Saturday? Leicester enter the match against Everton with a 3-3-4 record in their previous ten encounters. A win rate of 30%, which is perhaps worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Leicester vs Everton Results

Over 2.5 goals came out five times in the last ten matches between Leicester and Everton. Odds on under 2.5 goals are at 10/11 with bookies.

Leicester vs Everton Betting Tips

Jamie Vardy is the most prolific Premier League marksman for the home team, scoring twice recently. Everton look to Dominic Calvert-Lewin, hoping he can add to his current total of two Premier League goals in his latest games.

Leicester won five of their previous 10 matches across all tournaments at King Power Stadium. They drew one and lost four as well, while Everton won one of their last 10 games away. They drew three and lost six. Goals are usually flowing for Leicester on home soil these days, and at both ends of pitch. Both teams found the back of the net in six of their last 10 matches here. In contrast, both teams to score happened six times for Everton in their last 10 league games away from home.

Leicester managed an average of 1.2 goals in the past ten encounters against Everton, who scored 1.3 goals on average. Over 2.5 goals happened five times, while both teams scored seven times. Over 2.5 goals came out seven times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Leicester, who scored an average of 1.3 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals were scored in eight of the ten most recent games across all tournaments for Everton. They performed an average of 1.3 goals in these.