Everton vs Leicester City Premier League Round 32 Odds & Betting Preview
- Four more fixtures on Wednesday in England’s Premier League
- Third-placed Leicester have to get back on track for UCL qualifying place
- See all odds and best bets for EPL Round 32 Everton vs Leicester City
Leicester City will attempt to repair their attempt to qualify for the Champions League when they visit Everton in England’s Premier League Matchday 32 on Wednesday.
In third place, Leicester have drawn twice since the competition’s re-start after slipping from second place when their form began to dive in January.
Everton have an outside chance of qualifying for the Europa League. They are in 12th place after a draw and a win since the resumption of play.
Premier League Everton vs Leicester City Odds
| Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everton | pk (-127) | +154 | Ov2, 2½ (-118) |
| Leicester City | pk (+107) | +195 | Un2, 2½ (-102) |
| Draw | (N/A) | +197 | (N/A) |
Odds taken June 30
Oddsmakers list Everton as favorites for a home win at +154 at Goodison Park at 1:00 pm EST on Wednesday. Leicester are priced at +195. The draw is +197.
With both teams struggling for goals and no spread offer matching the prices for a result prediction, a draw looks the best value here at +197.
Goal-Scoring Problems for Both Teams
Both teams have managed to score only once in their two EPL games this month.
Brendan Rodgers’ Leicester team enjoyed a seven-week run in second place from early November until Christmas during a spell in which they won 12 of their opening 16 games.
Things slipped in the New Year and in the five matches before shut-down, they won only once while drawing twice and losing twice.
There have been just four wins in the last 15 outings for the club which surprisingly lifted the EPL title in 2016 – and just one win in seven games.
They returned to action with an uninspiring 1-1 draw at struggling Watford after the break and were then held 0-0 at home by Brighton & Hove Albion in another dour contest.
It means there have been just four wins in the last 15 outings for the club which surprisingly lifted the EPL title in 2016 – and just one win in seven games.
Learning from the best. pic.twitter.com/GNfEEWFc6n
— Everton (@Everton) June 29, 2020
It also meant they have failed to score in four of their last six league games although there was a 4-0 thrashing of strugglers Aston Villa just before the break in early March.
Leicester were also beaten 1-0 by Chelsea in the FA Cup quarterfinal last Sunday.
Premier League Everton vs Leicester City Statistics
| 11 | Wins | 16 |
| 8 | Losses | 8 |
| 12 | Draws | 7 |
| 38 | Goals | 59 |
| 46 | Goals Against | 28 |
| 8 | Clean Sheets | 11 |
| 59 | Yellow Cards | 35 |
| 4 | Red Cards | 1 |
Everton’s re-start began with a 0-0 draw at home in the Merseyside derby against leaders Liverpool. They then won 1-0 at bottom club Norwich City last weekend.
That marked improvement upon the three-match spell before the shut-down when they lost twice and drew once in a three-match run – with their final game before suspension a 4-0 hammering by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Improvement Under Ancelotti
Overall, there has been an up-turn under Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti since he took charge on December 21 last year.
After only three defeats under his command, the team has climbed from 16th to 12th place.
But they have scored only 38 goals all season – with just two in their most recent four matches.
#EveLei tomorrow ⚽
Here's what happened when we played Everton in the Carabao Cup in December ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/fTR967cUxh
— Leicester City (@LCFC) June 30, 2020
Leicester have the division’s leading scorer in Jamie Vardy, who has hit the target 19 times. But he has not scored since the re-start.
Like Everton, Leicester have not exactly been free-scoring, with a tally of 59 goals.
There was a 2-1 win for Leicester when these teams met at the King Power Stadium last December.
Leicester have been more sound defensively and have conceded only 29 times while Everton have allowed in 46 goals.
There was a 2-1 win for Leicester when these teams met at the King Power Stadium last December.
They also met in the quarterfinal of the EFL Carabao Cup at Goodison Park on December 18 with Leicester winning 4-2 in a penalty shoot-out after a 2-2 draw.
Ancelotti has endeared himself to Everton’s fans by remaining unbeaten in the six home games in which he has been in charge. There have been three draws, two in the most recent games at their own HQ against Manchester United and Liverpool.
Focused on #EVELEI ⚽️#COYB 🔵 pic.twitter.com/FJdRigmAZR
— Everton (@Everton) June 29, 2020
In total, Everton have won seven home matches, drawn five and lost three – with all those defeats under former boss Marco Silva.
They have scored 19 times on their own patch and conceded 15 goals.
Leicester’s away record consists of an impressive seven wins, three draws and defeats with 29 goals scored and 14 conceded.
Pick: Draw +197
John Dillon is a leading member of the UK's sporting media, having spent three decades as a national newspaper soccer and sports writer, broadcaster and author. He has covered five World Cups, six European Championships and was Chief Sports Writer at the Daily Express for 14 years.
