English Premier League - TV and streaming options to watch Liverpool vs Leicester City

October 4, 2019 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: English Premier League, Liverpool, Leicester City, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The league leaders face a tough rival when Brendan Rodgers returns to Anfield with the Foxes. Full broadcast info right this way.

What is Liverpool and Leicester City's form ahead of this match?

Liverpool gets to this game with a perfect record in the English Premier League, with seven wins out of their seven games. The Reds also have one of the best defensive units, with only five goals conceded in those matches. Considering all comps, Liverpool enters this game on a four-game winning streak.

Leicester City has won four out of their last five, with their loss against Manchester United being the only exception during that run. The Foxes have scored nine goals without reply in their two most recent games, as they defeated Luton Town (4-0) in the League Cup and went on to destroy Newcastle at home (5-0). Rodgers' men are the other team to have conceded five goals in the tournament.

What is Liverpool and Leicester City's position in the English Premier League?

Liverpool makes it back to Anfield as the best team in the Premier League, with 21 points out of 21 won. This will be the fourth home game for Klopp's men in the EPL season, and their main goal will be to keep their first clean sheet of the season at Anfield. Mo Salah and Sadio Mané, with four goals each, are the team's top scorers.

Leicester City enters this clash in third place, with four wins, two draws and only one loss so far in the season. Rodgers' men will try to bounce back from their most recent away game, when their lost their unbeaten form against Manchester United (1-0). Jamie Vardy, with five goals scored, is Leicester City's best striker.

Liverpool vs Leicester City - Who's in and who's out?

Liverpool could have to face the Foxes without four players, as Nathaniel Clyne and Xherdan Shaqiri have been ruled out due to injury. Joel Matip is listed as doubtful, while Alisson Becker has healed from a thigh injury, but he is not expected as Liverpool's goalie this weekend as he builds up his fitness levels.

Brendan Rodgers' side has two injury concerns ahead of this game. Matty James will sit this one out due to a calf problem, while James Maddison is listed as doubtful following a knock to one of his ankles.

Liverpool vs Leicester City - Head-to-head stats

Liverpool enters this match on a 16-game winning streak in Premier League clashes.
The Reds have won four out of their last six games agsinst Leicester in all comps.
The last game between these teams ended in a one-all draw back in January 2019.
Leicester has not beaten Liverpool in a Premier League game since February 27, 2017. That game ended in a 3-1 win for the Foxes.