Leicester :
The team visited Watford last weekend and tied 1-1 after drawing 0-0 in the first half. Unfortunately for his aspirations a triumph escaped him on his league return, after scoring 0-1 at the end of the game and receiving the tie at the end of it.
These days, he has 54 points in the general table, the product of 16 wins, 6 draws and 8 falls in total. At the moment he is in third place in the competition and remains firm in the fight to qualify for the next Champions League.
He has scored 59 goals and has yielded 29 on his fence, proving to be dynamic and intense from midfield forward and relatively solid between the lines. This is where the hand of coach Brendan Rodgers is noted, who has managed to build a balanced and effective squad when handling the ball. Under his command, the 4-1-4-1 system works perfectly, as all players help when attacking and scoring.
Brighton :
The team welcomed Arsenal last Saturday and won 2-1 after losing 0-1 partially in the middle of the second half. Thanks to this victory, he cut a streak of several games without winning in the English tournament, managing to recover from the mood and from the football.
He currently has 32 units in the general table, product of 7 wins, 11 parities and 12 falls in total. For now it is located in the lower part of the competition, its objective being to get as far away from the dreaded direct descent as possible.
He has scored 34 goals and has given 41 in his goal, confirming that he is a squad that scores just enough for the goal. In defense he usually has complications between the lines, beyond being combative by nature.
PREDICTION: Leicester to win @ 1,72
