Watford vs Leicester Betting Tips and Game Preview

Watford is in 17th place in the Premier League's standings with 27 points, and it is involved in the relegation fight this year.

Just before the forced stop, The Hornets incredibly beat the leaders Liverpool 3-0, right at this stadium, which was truly an amazing achievement.

Leicester, however, occupies the 3rd place in the ranking with 53 points, -4 from the Champions League zone.

Before the three months pause, The Foxes had defeated Aston Villa 4-0.

The betting odds are perfectly balanced, and no clear favourite is pointed out before the game, according to the bookmakers.

The last draw that we saw in this clash was in 2014, so we believe that this Saturday is the ideal time for a draw, which is also paid quite well.

If you are looking to make an accumulator, you can combine our forecast with your opinion, or take advantage of the helpful football predictions.

Betting.com Betting Tip-draw at odds around 3.50

The unexpected situation and the 3-month pause can help Watford which had collected just 4 points in 5 games played in February and March.

Hosts remain in the bottom of the standings with a high risk of possible relegation and must gather points in order to keep their place in the Premier League.

Nigel Pearson's men will have to focus on internal performance, and this game can be counted as a crucial challenge.

At Vicarage Road comes a formation that has two successes in a row, 1-0 in the Fa Cup against Birmingham, and the one mentioned above 4-0 against Aston Villa, which interrupted a negative series of 5 games (3 defeats and 2 draws).

Brendan Rodgers' men are going into this game after tough times, where they were because of the "short bench".

The little choice that the manager has is a serious test, and he should handle it in order to keep Leicester's place in top 4 of the England Premier League.

When does Watford vs Leicester kick-off? Saturday 20th June 12:30 UK

Where will Watford vs Leicester be played? Watford Vicarage Road Stadium

Watford had big troubles before the lockdown with 4 consecutive defeats and only one victory in their last 5 games at home.

The long list of injured players doesn't make Watford's situation better, and Cathcart, Calobah, Kaboul and Femenia will not take part in the game.

In addition, one of the key players for the team Troy Deeney is disqualified.

Watford 17th in Premier League(27 points 6w-9d-14l)

Last 5 games: LWLDL

The Foxes didn't achieve great results lately, and they should play for 3 points each of the remaining games if they want to secure a place in the next Champions League season.

In 7 out of 10 away games for Leicester, this season betting on over 2.5 was the winning choice.

As excellent news for Brendan Rodgers can be counted the fact that all the players will be available, something which didn't happen many times this year.

Leicester 3rd in Premier League (53 points 16w-5d-8l)

Last 5 games: WLLDD

There are 9 direct clashes played on Vicarage Road since 2010, and the balance is clearly in favour of the hosts which has won 7 times.

There are two victories for Leicester, which is an interesting fact, this stadium is just inhospitable to the Foxes. Leicester's last win came in 2016, the year of the incredible title won by the men of Claudio Ranieri.

In the recent precedents between Watford and Leicester, there has never been a lack of goals, which is confirmed by the 36 scored in these last 9 games (4 average goals per game).

Following that, we believe that we will witness another game full of emotions.

The last direct clash between these two formations dates back to March 2019, which Watford won by 2-1 thanks to the goals scored by Deeney and Gray.

Next Leicester game will be on 23rd June against Brighton at home, while Watford will play on 25th June away against Burnley.

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