Fulham vs Leicester City Prediction – English Premier League Picks 8/24/24

In this article, we will formulate a Fulham vs Leicester City Prediction for this English Premier League game on Saturday, August 24th at the Craven Cottage. To formulate this prediction, we will examine:

-Leicester City’s recent form and recent player performance 

-Fulham’s recent form and recent play performance

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for today’s game between Fulham and Leicester City. 

Fulham Betting Preview

Fulham lost the first game of the season against Manchester United, but they actually didn’t play all that bad. Fulham gave up only one goal to a very good offense and that came all the way in the 87th minute. Fulham had 44 percent of the possession and two shots on target, but it wasn’t enough. Sander Berge is over from Burnley and he has a chance to start in this game. No one was banged up for Fulham in the last game and the starting lineup should be similar in this game, although the team could end up making a change or two. 

Leicester City Betting Preview

Not many were giving Leicester City much of a chance in the first game against Tottenham Hotspur, but they were able to pick up a point. Jamie Vardy was ruled out on Friday for the game, but ended up playing, and scoring in the 57th minute. Leicester City had 29 percent of the possession and three shots on target. Abdul Fatawu was hurt late in the last game but he was able to complete the game and he’s expected to play a big role. Vardy should be healthy enough to go again in this game, and he’s going to play a big role in this game. 

Fulham vs Leicester City Prediction

Leicester City knows they need to take a defensive shape on the road and they are going to find success with the defense here. Leicester City might score a goal in this game, but the scoring chances are going to be few and far between. Leicester City and Fulham aren’t going to have many quality scoring chances here, and this game is going to end up being lower scoring. Back the under.