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Last Result:
Liverpool 6-1 WATFORD – Daryl Janmaat
LEICESTER CITY 1-2 West Bromwich Albion – Islam Slimani
Kick Off: 15.00, 19/11/2016
Stadium: Vicarage Road
Head-to-head: Watford 0-1 Leicester, Leicester 2-1 Watford, Leicester 2-2 Watford, Watford 0-3 Leicester, Watford 3-1 Leicester
Injuries:
Watford: Out – Brice Dja Dejdje, Kenedy
Doubt – Isaac Success, Craig Cathcart, Stefano Okaka, Sebastian Prodl, Christian Kabasele, Heurelho Gomes
Leicester: Out – Kasper Schmeichel, Demarai Gray,
Doubt – Nampalys Mendy, Danny Drinkwater
True Form:
Recommended Bets:
* Watford to win @ 8/5
* Troy Deeney to score (check prices)
* Over 3.5 goals @ 9/4
Key Stats:
* Watford are unbeaten at home in the Premier League since late August, taking seven points from their last three games, while Leicester are winless away in the top flight this term, losing four of their five matches
* Troy Deeney has scored two goals in his past three appearances at Vicarage Road
* Three of Watford’s past four Premier League home games have seen four or more goals scored, as have two of Leicester’s last four top-flight road fixtures
The Hornets were stung by a 6-1 loss at Anfield last time out, but only Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have avoided defeat against Liverpool in their past 12 outings, with the Reds bagging at least four in five of those games.
Walter Mazzarri’s men are much better home, with only Arsenal and Chelsea managing Premier League victories at Vicarage Road since Watford appointed the Italian over the summer.
They’re impossible to split in the betting against the champions at 8/5 apiece, which tells its own story.
Drawing 1-1 away to a Spurs side that can’t buy a win right now was supposed to restart Claudio Ranieri’s men’s title defence, or at least spur them towards the European spots, but going down 2-1 at home to bogey side West Brom last time out has taken the air out of the Foxes’ tires.
Leicester are winless in three matches and haven’t tasted away victory in the Premier League since the second week of April, making them hard to fancy here.
