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February 2 2021, 11:41 · Alex Sarwar

2020-21 Premier League – Fulham vs Leicester Preview & Prediction

2020-21 Premier League – Fulham vs Leicester Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When does Fulham vs Leicester kick off? Wednesday 3rd February, 2021 – 18:00 (UK)

Where is Fulham vs Leicester being played? Craven Cottage, London

Where can I get tickets for Fulham vs Leicester? Some clubs can now have some fans back in their stadiums so it is worth checking official club websites for the latest updates on the ticket situation

What TV channel is Fulham vs Leicester on in the UK? BT Sport

Where can I stream Fulham vs Leicester in the UK? BT Sport subscribers can stream the match live via the BT Sport website & app

THE TEAM NEWS

FULHAM

PREDICTED XI (4-3-3): Areola; Aina, Andersen, Adarabioyo; Decordova-Reid, Lemina, Anguissa, Robinson; Loftus-Cheek, Mitrovic, Lookman

UNAVAILABLE: Kongolo (Injured), Cairney (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE:

LEICESTER

PREDICTED XI (4-2-3-1): Schmeichel; Ricardo Pereira, Soyuncu, Evans, Justin; Tielemens, Mendy; Under, Maddison, Barnes; Iheanacho

UNAVAILABLE: Morgan (Injured), Praet (Injured), Ndidi (Injured), Vardy (Injured), Castagne (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE: Fofana (Injured)

THE PREDICTION

Fulham surprised many when they beat Leicester 1-2 in the reverse fixture between these two back in November. Unfortunately for the Whites, that was the last time they tasted victory with Scott Parker’s side having not won in their last ten Premier League matches since that triumph at the King Power Stadium. Leicester are coming off the back of a 1-3 defeat at home to Leeds that has seen them lose ground on league leaders Man City. Whilst the Foxes remain in the top four, they’ll be aware that they cannot afford many more slip ups if they wish to remain in those coveted Champions League spots. The absence of both mercurial striker Jamie Vardy and midfield enforcer Wilfred Ndidi to injury are big blows for Leicester as proven against Leeds. Whilst recent results haven’t been to their liking, Fulham have the tools to take advantage of such injuries and are more than capable of picking up at least a point at Craven Cottage, so consider the hosts double chance.