Leicester vs Blackburn Betting Tips & Match Predictions

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Leicester vs Blackburn Intro

Leicester meet Blackburn in the final game of the Championship season. Top plays bottom at King Power Stadium, with both teams having much to play for still. Who can end their season on a high? We’ll find out on Saturday May 4, 2024 at 11:30 AM. Top plays bottom as we head into matchweek 46. Enzo Maresca’s Leicester sit atop the Championship table having taken 97 points from their 45 games. John Eustace’s Blackburn have it all to do in this one, sitting in the 19th position on just 50 points. There’s massive difference between Leicester and Blackburn in the Championship table: 47 points and 18 positions separate the teams in the last round.

Leicester vs Blackburn Form

Leicester look to win their fourth game in a row here after beating Preston last time out to take 9 points from the last five games. That being said, Blackburn drew with Coventry, barely adding one point to their meagre 5 points tally in 5 games. The hosts have a very impressive home form – Leicester has taken 12 points from the last five home games. Blackburn have played fairly well away from home lately, picking up 7 points in five games.

Leicester vs Blackburn H2H

Blackburn will be hoping to claw back Leicester’s lead in the H2H record. Saturday’s guests have won 4 out of 12 played, versus 5 matches won by the hosts. 3 have been drawn. Disregarding the complete history of this fixture, Leicester looks the brighter in recent times. It has won 2 more of the last six games against Blackburn.

Leicester vs Blackburn Analysis

In their last game, Leicester got the win and earned three points. Preston was the opponent of Enzo Maresca’s men. After 90 minutes, the score was 3-0. This week Leicester will be thinking about one thing only, Blackburn. Against Preston, Leicester claimed 67% of ball possession. Taking a look at their previous game, Leicester has those following stats: 18 shots in attack and 4 shots conceded. Meanwhile, Blackburn drew their last match. John Eustace’s men were up against Coventry. At the final wistle, the score board showed 0-0. In their match against Coventry, Blackburn had the following ball possession : 50%. In front of goal, Blackburn delivered 20 shots on goal while down back giving up a total of 4 shots to their opponents Coventry.