Leicester City will be looking to extend their lead a top the Premier League table when they host Swansea City. Join The Roar from 1:15am AEST for live scores.
After coming off a stunning 2-all draw against West Ham United, Leicester’s gap at the top of the table has dropped to just five points with four games remaining.
Jamie Vardy gave the Foxes the lead, however they soon found themselves 2-1 down after Vardy received a red card for diving.
It wasn’t until a 95th minute penalty from Leonardo Ulloa that Leicester were able to level, and come up with an incredible point in a controversial game.
However, the Foxes will now be forced to play their next two games without top scorer Vardy, who has been handed a two-match suspension.
Swansea City are 10-points clear of the relegation zone, but after an embarrassing 3-nil defeat at the hands of Newcastle United in their last fixture the Swans know they aren’t in the clear just yet.
Swansea are not keen on King Power Stadium, having been unable to defeat Leicester away from home in their last 11 attempts.
The last time they played was back in December last year, where three goals from Riyad Mahrez saw the Foxes dismantle the Swans 3-nil at Liberty Stadium.
Leicester are without their main striker, but still have talent that can find the net. If they stick to their game plan, they should be able to grind out yet another victory.
Prediction
Leicester City 1 – 0 Swansea City
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