Bristol City vs Leicester Prediction & Betting Tips (29 March)

Bristol should hold on but mathematically speaking, it is not yet a win. With eight lengths ahead of the first relegation, Huddersfield, at the start of this day, a poor performance this afternoon against the Foxes and good results from the competitors concerned by the maintenance and the work built over several weeks would be called into question . Furthermore, we cannot say that the work has been prolific in recent weeks among the locals who have won only one of their last six matches in the league for a very scary record of five defeats. To list them all, against Queens Park Rangers at home 0-1, on the promoted pitch, Sheffield Wed 2-1, against Cardiff 0-1, against the very good Ipswich team 3-2 and during the last day on the turf of a candidate for the rise, West Brom 2-0. Casually, of the five losses, three are against teams at the bottom of the table. Relegated from the Premier League last season, Leicester does not intend to last long in the second tier of English football and demonstrates this at the perfection by occupying second place in the early morning with the same number of points as the leader, Leeds United, i.e.

82 points. It is always important to remember that a few months ago, first place and the title seemed due to the Foxes who had a huge margin ahead of the competition but the latter vanished between February and March with three successive defeats. Furthermore, Vardy's teammates have only won one of their last five matches in the Championship, during their trip to Sunderland without shining 0-1. Recently, they made a misstep on the pitch at Hull City 2-2, despite JV9's double. On March 17, Leicester failed to bring down the Chelsea Blues by losing 4 goals to 2 in the quarter-final of the FA Cup at Stamford Bridge.

During the trip to West Brom, three players were missing for the match. In this case, Atkinson (long injured), the important Bell (5 goals in 33 appearances this season) and Ayman Benarous (not an appearance in over a year) all on the flank. This will probably still be the case today. Fortunately for the locals, boys like Conway (7 goals) or the Irish international, Sykes, the supersub, Twine and Dickie (5 goals each in the league) will be there.

On the Foxes side, there is an avalanche of injured players like McAteer (5 goals this season), the full-back Pereira (3 goals, 3 assists) and Dennis Praet (ex-Anderlecht), all apparently missing this trip. As a bonus, note the suspension of the young defender, Doyle (England U21 international) who received a red card against Chelsea in the FA Cup and who will serve his suspension today. Starting this championship campaign timidly, Jamie Vardy passed the second and allowed himself to score a double recently against Hull City, bringing his total goal to 13 units, the top scorer in the squad ahead of boys like former Montpellier player, Mavididi (10 goals, 4 goals) and Dewsburry-Hall (10 goals, 12 assists only in the league).