Leicester vs Millwall Prediction: The Foxes to tame the Lions

Leicester City entertain Millwall at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday evening (19:45) in the Championship. The Foxes lead the way in the second tier with 49 points amassed from their opening 20 games.

They will be looking to win their third game in a row when they face the Lions after beating West Bromwich Albion and Plymouth Argyle in their last two outings.

We preview this contest by picking out the best markets on offer to our punters.

Match Odds

Leicester are the overwhelming favourites here and they are valued at 3/10. You can back a draw at 4/1, while Millwall are 9/1 to pick up a rare victory.

Both teams to score here is priced at 11/10. Over 2.5 goals is 8/11.

Team News

Leicester forwards Jamie Vardy and Kelechi Iheanacho could be back in contention after missing the 4-0 win over Plymouth last time out. Ricardo Pereira will return from suspension and will likely go straight back into the lineup.

Casper de Norre is the only notable absence for Millwall heading into Wednesday.

Leicester to win to nil @ EVS

The Foxes have been magnificent to watch in the Championship this term, evidenced by their 38 goals scored so far. They are levels above most of their rivals, although Ipswich Town are trying to give them a run for their money.

Right now it is difficult to see any other team finishing in the top two other than those two. They will be facing a downbeat Millwall on home soil this weekend and there should be goals to be had for Enzo Maresca's side.

The Lions have won just one of their last five matches in the league, and it doesn't look like they'll have any joy facing the league leaders. The home side should score without reply here.

Stephy Mavididi to score anytime @ 8/5

When Leicester signed winger Stephy Mavididi in the summer from Montpellier in the summer, he was expected to be one of the most exciting signings in the Championship.

The Arsenal academy graduate has been enjoying his football lately, particularly after last weekend when he scored a brace against Plymouth. In the absence of Vardy and Iheanacho, Mavididi stepped up to the plate in their absence and this will do his confidence good ahead of another home clash on Wednesday.

Millwall are defensively frail and devoid of any confidence themselves. He will fancy his chances to find the back of the net for consecutive games for the first time this season.