Premier League – Leicester City – Everton on Match-day 36
King Power Stadium sees Sunday action as Leicester take on Everton – 2:00pm GMT.
Everton will travel to Leicester, as eighteenth plays eleventh in the table.
Leicester City’s campaign so far has seen them accrue 42 points this season
It was three points secured for Leicester in their last fixture, beating Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Also, with two draws in three fixtures, Manager Brendan Rodgers has plenty to ponder, going into the next fixture, not least of which is how to get the wins he needs. They currently stand eleventh in the League, with 42 points for a total of 11 wins, 13 losses and 9 draws having won 11 meetings, drawn nine games, and lost 13 matches.
Playing at home, Leicester have won eight matches, drawn four games, and lost four meetings.
Victory for Leicester City would take their points tally to 45 so far this season.
Brendan Rodgers will be forced to make changes to the plans for his squad, as injury or illness has depleted him of two of his Leicester players.
Struggling Everton go to King Power Stadium on Sunday and hope for a positive result
Everton will be hoping to increase their row, after victories over both Chelsea and Liverpool.
Also, with relegation a real prospect for Everton, Frank Lampard must stop the poor run of form that has produced 13 losses in 20 fixtures. With 32 points, they currently sit eighteenth in the League. The breakdown for the team’s record is 9 wins, 19 losses and 5 draws having won nine meetings, drawn five matches, and lost 19 matches.
It must be a worrying prospect for Everton to go back on the road, with a bud run of away performances under their belt this season. So far they have only secured one victory, three darts, and 12 defeats to the home team.
A win in this fixture, would take Everton’s points from 32 to 35, so far this season.
Everton are missing four players through injury or illness. This will affect Frank Lampard’s selection choices significantly.
Leicester City v Everton – Head-to-Heads.
Regarding their historical duels the two teams have already faced each other 34 times with the record being 10 wins and 16 draws for Leicester. Additionally, the two teams have drawn thirteen of the last 19 meetings played between them. Their most recent encounter in this competition was April 2022 and the score line ended up with a 1-1 draw.
Performance Report
For Leicester, James Maddison contributed withthree goals in 33 League matches so far, while Richarlison is a top performing player who has scoredfive goals in 33 League fixtures this Premier League Season for Everton.
Other players of note for Leicester are James Maddison and Ademola Lookman with three goals both and for Everton are Mason Holgate and Michael Keane with two goals and two goals respectively.
