Leicester vs Stevenage Prediction

Mixed form on both sides

Stevenage's recent run has been choppy in League One: a home loss to MK Dons, a win over Plymouth, a defeat at Bradford, then a win over Wigan. There's no real pattern, just a team picking up points in patches.

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Leicester to win

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Leicester: 20 completed matches; Stevenage: 20 completed matches.

Leicester

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

35

Conceded

28

Difference

+7

Stevenage

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

27

Conceded

24

Difference

+3

Leicester look similar. They lost at Luton, then won heavily at Bromley, beat Doncaster at home, lost to Peterborough, and drew at Barnsley before that. Both samples also include cup and trophy games mixed in, so this is a snapshot rather than a settled trend.

Comparative Team Statistics: Leicester vs Stevenage

A recent reminder

The one meeting we have on record between these two came in the EFL Trophy on the 6th of October, with Stevenage winning 2-1 at Leicester's ground. It's a different competition and may not reflect either side's strongest team, but it's still the most recent evidence of how they match up.

Level on points, different pictures

Leicester and Stevenage are locked together on 12 points from nine games, with identical win-draw-loss records of three apiece. The gap shows up in goal difference instead: Stevenage have conceded ten and scored twelve, while Leicester have let in fifteen for the same twelve goals scored.

That puts Stevenage above Leicester in the table despite the shared points tally, which is a detail worth keeping in mind given Leicester are the home side and the quoted favourites.

Leicester's position doesn't obviously match their market price.

Key men to watch

D. Kemp has three goals in seven appearances for Stevenage and looks like their main source of goals right now. For Leicester, L. Page has three assists in six games, so a fair amount of their creative output seems to run through him.

Leicester:

Best assist providers:

L. Page - 3

Penalty cards:

O. Skipp x 1

Stevenage:

Best scorers:

D. Kemp - 3

Penalty cards:

L. Freestone x 3

On the discipline side, Stevenage's L. Freestone has picked up three yellow cards in seven matches, while Leicester's O. Skipp has already seen red once in just two appearances. Neither entry confirms availability for this specific match, but both are worth bearing in mind.

Goals could flow either way

Leicester have shown they can score heavily at home this season, including a four-goal away win and a six-goal trophy result, so their attack clearly has moments of real quality. At the same time, they've conceded fifteen goals in their sample, which is more than Stevenage have let in.

Stevenage's tighter goals-against record suggests they can be awkward to break down, even if their own form has been just as inconsistent as Leicester's.