Leicester vs Tranmere Prediction & Betting Tips (27 August)

Guess who made his return to the Premier League a year after taking charge of Championship side Leicester. Good habits have not changed since Vardy scored the equalizer on the first day against Tottenham 1-1. There is no doubt that the Foxes will have tried to get the upper hand on Fulham last weekend in the J2 to follow. Let us note, however, that the reigning Championship champion remained, before his match against Fulham, on a series of four matches without finding the key to winning including friendlies, including three defeats in the last three preparation matches against Palermo 0- 1, Augsburg 1-0 and Lens 3-0.

On the other side of the meadow, we present Tranmere, a club playing in the 4th English division League Two and which started its new campaign in the championship with two goalless draws against Notts County 0-0 and Port Vale 0-0. Last weekend, as Matchday 3, the evening visitors welcomed Walsall to officially launch their season. Note that last week, against Everton U21, Tranmere conceded a real football lesson at home 1-3 as part of the EFL Trophy, a different competition from the EFL Cup. 

During the return to the Premier League against Tottenham Spurs, a lot of players were missing. Indeed, Coady (played by Wolverhampton and Everton in the past), Daka (7 goals, 5 assists in the Championship), Opoku (returning on loan from Louvain, not in the plans) and Luke Thomas (same scenario) n were not present and probably forced to forfeit this evening again. Loaned for the season by Brighton, Buonanotte was well into the game and should be there this evening like the rookie Fatawu (6 goals, 13 assists last season in the Championship), who has definitely been enrolled in the at the expense of Sporting without forgetting to mention Bobby Cordova-Reid (Fulham) or the established left back Kristiansen, loaned to Bologna last year to avoid relegation. Note, however, that Nigerian Iheanacho (Seville), as well as Belgian international Dennis Praet (free) and veteran Albrighton left the ship this summer. Recently, Oliver Skipp arrived from Tottenham (23.5 million euros).

Opposite, the young talents Josh Hawkes (6 goals last season), Taylor Sam or even Sam Finley and Drysdale are on the flank (injury ) and will probably be missing for this trip to the legendary King Power Stadium. Ditto for Kieron Morris (9 goals, 2 goals last year). In addition, note that Apter (12 goals, 6 assists last year) went on loan to Blackpool. Fortunately, Scottish midfielder Regan Hendry (5 goals, 3 assists) and Luke Norris (4 pawns, 4 caviars last season) will likely be traveling.