Arsenal vs Leicester prediction

After serving us a classic last weekend at the Etihad last weekend, Arsenal will host Leicester City in the sixth round of the English Premier League at the Emirates. Arsenal against all odds and injury woes were close to pulling off a big victory over reigning champions, Manchester City last Sunday but saw their joy reduced to almost nothing with John Stone’s 98th-minute leveller, which left the Gunners just a point instead of a glorious 3. Regardless of the outcome, Arsenal obviously still deserves some accolades for putting in so much fight despite being reduced to 10 men early in the 1st 45. The aftermath of the draw at Eithad seemed to have a huge effect on The Gunners as they went on to annihilate Bolton in the 3rd round of the EFL Cup.

Leicester on the other hand managed to snatch a draw from what looked like jaws of defeat through Stephy Mavididi’s 73rd-minute flick from Harry Winks’ corner kick. After a blissful year in the Championship, Leicester should honestly be doing more if they want to stay on top come May 2025. At the moment they seem far too close to relegation than salvation by their standards as one-time winners of the Premier League. For the record, they are still yet to win any league game this season (3D and 2L) and they sit at the 15th spot of the table with just 3 points, 2 above relegation. They also managed to progress to the next round of the EFL Cup against Walsall via penalties.

Arsenal have issued a clear intent for the PL Crown and so far they’ve been brilliant in their pursuit for it and clearly they aren’t on the same frequency as their opponents, Leicester who are still scrambling for a steady run of form. It is with this conviction we choose a win for Arsenal in each half of this game as Our main Arsenal vs Leicester prediction, and we recommend the HT/FT – 1/1.

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Main tip: HT/FT – Arsenal/Arsenal

Our Arsenal vs Leicester predictions

According to the statistics and the odds of the bookmakers, we suggest the following tips:

Prediction 1: HT/FT – 1/1

3 reasons why we back HT/FT – Arsenal/Arsenal:

• Arsenal haven’t lost in their last 9 home games (7W, 2D)
• Leicester are winless in their last 4 games (3D, 1L)
• Arsenal haven’t lost to Leicester City in their last 5 meetings (5W, 0D)

Odds for this bet

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The odd of 1.56 means that the bookmakers are calculating with a likelihood of approx. 64% chance that Arsenal will lead at halftime and eventually win at full-time.

Odds comparison for HT/FT – 1/1

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Prediction 2: Both Teams To Score – No

3 reasons why we back both teams to score – No:

• Arsenal have conceded just once in their last 3 games at the Emirates
• Leicester did not score a goal in their last match
• In their last 7 meetings, there were goals from both sides on just two occasions

Odds for this bet

Betboro offers competitive odds for “Both Teams To Score – No”

The odd of 1.57 means that the bookmakers are calculating with a likelihood of approx. 64% chance that this match will not feature goals from both sides.

Odds comparisons for Both Teams To Score – No

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Prediction 3: Under 3.5 Goals

3 reasons why we back Under 3.5 Goals:

• Arsenal averaging 1.80 goals per game from a total of scored in their most recent 5 games
• Leicester are averaging 1.60 goals per game having scored 8 in their last five games
• 3 of their last 4 meetings finished with less than 3 goals

Statistics for Arsenal vs Leicester Prediction

Arsenal’s team news!

• Suspension; Leandro Trossard is expected to miss the match following his red card against City last weekend
• Injuries; Arsenal will have to deal with a fresh injury blow after midfielder, Myles Lewis-Skelly was forced off against Bolton Wanderers in their Carabao Cup match on Wednesday night. The 17-year-old picked up a and which at first looked as if it wasn’t serious but he could continue with the game and was replaced by Gabriel Magalhaes in the 62nd minute
• Japanese versatile defender Takehiro Tomiyasu could still miss more of Arsenal games due to a knee injury but his return is around the corner. Kieran Tierney and new signing, Mikel Merino are scheduled to return from a thigh and shoulder injury in late October. Finally, Arsenal Captain, Martin Ødegaard is ruled out of action till Mid November due to a nasty ankle injury he picked during the September edition of the international break
• Possible injury returnees; Oleksandr Zinchenko could make his return from a Calf injury against Leicester this Saturday. Ben White, Jurrien Timber, and David Raya are also expected to have fully recovered for this match

Leicester team news!

• Injuries; The Foxes 3rd choice GK, Jakub Stolarczyk and Patson Daka are both expected to remain on the sidelines courtesy of ankle injuries. Jakub is expected to return in January 2025, while Daka is expected to return early in November
• In need of some experience to counter Arsenal’s might, Bobby De Cordova-Reid could be back in the starting XI this Saturday, possibly replacing Abdul Fatawu Issahaku to be paired with Stephy Mavididi and Jamie Vardy upfront in attack

H2H statistics

We take a look at their last 20 meetings

• Arsenal have 13 wins, Leicester have 4 wins and 3 games were drawn
• They scored an average of 2.70 goals
• The last time they met, Arsenal won 0-1

Latest results Arsenal

• 2 wins, and 3 draws in their last 5 matches
• 9 goals scored in their last 5 matches. Average 1.80 goals per match
• They won 5-1 against Bolton Wanderers during their last match

Latest results Leicester

• 1 win, 1 loss and 3 draws in their last 5 matches
• 8 goals scored in their last 5 matches. Average 1.60 goals per match
• They won 0-3 on penalties against Walsall during their last match

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