Leicester City predicted lineup vs Liverpool: Preview, Latest Team News, Prediction and Livestream- Gameweek 20, Premier League 2021/22

Brendan Rodgers welcomes his old club at the King Power Stadium after a humiliating EFL Cup defeat this week. And Alley Sport brings you the Leicester City predicted lineup vs Liverpool, Preview, Latest Team News, Prediction and Livestream as we look into this enthralling PL fixture in Gameweek 20.
Leicester City vs Liverpool Preview and Livestream
This will be dubbed as Brendan Rodgers vs his old club as the Northern Irishman prepares to take on a different Liverpool side that knocked them out of the EFL Cup this week. The Foxes put all their eggs into the Carabao Cup basket but lost to a highly weakened Liverpool side in the quarter finals. A 3-1 lead was squandered as Takumi Minamino equalized late to hand Liverpool a chance at penalties, which they won 5-3.
The Reds, on the other hand, are boosted by the fact that their Boxing Day fixture against Leeds United has been postponed due to a Covid-19 outbreak in the Peacock’s camp. This gives them ample rest to field their strongest available team against Leicester on 28th. The Reds lost 3-1 last season in the league at the King Power Stadium but would want to change that this time around.

Leicester City vs Liverpool takes place at the King Power Stadium in Leicestershire on Tuesday, 28th December 2021 at 08:00 PM GMT. This means that the game will start at 04:00 PM EST and 01:00 AM PST on the same day- 28th December. The fans in India will see the game begin at 01:30 AM IST on Wednesday, 29th December.
The match will be broadcast live on BT Sport channels in the United Kingdom, who are the official broadcasters and will be available for live stream on Amazon Prime. The telecasting rights of the Premier League in the USA lies with Peacock and NBC and for fans in India, the PL is broadcasted on the Star Entertainment Network, including the Star Sports Select HD channels, and will be streaming live on Disney+ Hotstar App on iOS and Android.
Leicester City predicted lineup vs Liverpool and Team News
Injuries: Defender Jonny Evans has a hamstring injury while James Justin is still out with his ACL issue. Wesley Fofana has a leg injury as well but that is about it for Leicester on the injury front. Caglar Soyuncu seemed to have suffered a knock in the EFL Cup tie but should be back in time for this game.
Covid-19: Defender Filip Benkovic, midfielder Hamza Choudhary are the two Leicester players who tested positive for Covid-19 and are currently recovering.
Suspension: None

Leicester City predicted lineup vs Liverpool formation: 4-2-3-1
GK: Kasper Schmeichel
RB: Timothy Castagne
CB: Caglar Soyuncu
CB: Wilfred Ndidi
LB: Luke Thomas
CDM: Boubakary Soumare
CM: Kiernan Drewsbury-Hall
CAM: Youri Tielemans
RM: Ademola Lookman
ST: Jamie Vardy
LM: James Maddison
Leicester City vs Liverpool Prediction
Leicester are a good team at home but it is clear that they have an issue when playing the top sides. Their composure goes out the window and they are susceptible to conceding goals late on. That’s what happened against Liverpool in the EFL Cup and they will now face a Liverpool team with a far stronger side. We see this game ending in a 2-0 win for Jurgen Klopp and his side.
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