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Leicester vs Liverpool: Preview, team news, prediction for Premier League match

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18, Apr 25

Leicester vs Liverpool: Preview, team news, prediction for Premier League match

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Two teams on opposite ends of the table meet on Sunday as Leicester City host Liverpool.

Leicester are second from the bottom in the Premier League and seemingly destined for relegation. In fact, the Foxes could have their drop to the Championship confirmed even before they kick off this match.

Meanwhile, Liverpool lead the league and could have their title confirmed with this match. The Reds have regained the red-hot form that have them on the verge of another league title, with four wins in their last five Premier League games.

Here's what you need to know about Leicester vs Liverpool ahead of their match.

Leicester vs Liverpool: Head-to-head and recent statistics

All-time meetings: 123
Leicester wins: 41
Draws: 25
Liverpool wins: 57

Liverpool hold the advantage in all-time meetings against Leicester, winning 57 of 123 matches.

The Reds have won the last four Premier League matches between the sides.

Leicester vs Liverpool: Team news

(Sources: Injuries, suspensions)

Leicester

Injured: Fatawu, Faes, Monga
Suspended: None

Liverpool

Injured: Gomez, Morton, Alexander-Arnold
Suspended: None

Leicester vs Liverpool: What the managers are saying

Ruud van Nistelrooy, Leicester

(via BBC)

"The general quality of the squad is very balanced. Mohamed Salah's form has been a huge factor in them achieving their goals, and also Arne Slot and his assistants have done a tremendous job in their first season to be in this position to be able to win it."

Arne Slot, Liverpool

(via Liverpool)

"My thoughts are not on that (winning the title in this match) at all. My thoughts are, as always, on Leicester and on our team: how to improve, what can we do better. We couldn’t do many things better in the first half against West Ham [United] but we could do a lot of things better in the second half. So, during the start of the week we have worked on that a lot and now we are working towards Leicester. One game at a time and influence the one we can influence, and that’s the Leicester game."