Leicester City vs Stoke City: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

As the Championship gears up for an electrifying encounter, all eyes are on the King Power Stadium in England this Saturday, 22nd November '25. Leicester City and Stoke City come face to face once again, stirring excitement and anticipation among fans. But what do the stats really say about these old rivals, and who holds the edge?

When it comes to recent head-to-head battles, It's been a one-sided affair for Leicester City. In their last three meetings, The Foxes have triumphed all three times, leaving Stoke City to ponder their strategy with zero wins and no draws to their name. Interestingly, the last showdown ended in a crushing 5-0 victory for Leicester City, away from home, showcasing their formidable strength.

The momentum coming into this match seems to be on Leicester City's side as well. A hard-fought 2-1 success against Norwich City has boosted their confidence. In contrast, Stoke City are coming off a disappointing 0-1 defeat to Coventry City. If we turn our gaze to the league standings, Leicester City currently occupy the 12th spot, whereas Stoke City sit comfortably at 3rd.

Analyzing the players, Stoke needs to be wary of Leicester's prominent scorer, A. F. Issahaku, who has already found the net three times this season. On the flip side, Leicester City should keep a vigilant eye on S. Thomas from Stoke, who's been generous with assists, tallying four so far. Speaking of individual performances, Bilal El Khannouss impresses with a rating of 7.45, closely followed by Jannik Vestergaard and Jakub Stolarczyk for Leicester City. For Stoke City, Viktor Johansson leads with a 7.28 rating, with Maksym Talovierov and Ben Wilmot following suit.

When possession is the focus, Leicester City enjoys a slight upper hand averaging 56.6% compared to Stoke's 52.33%. This perhaps reflects their gameplay strategy and dominance on the pitch. If counting corners is your thing, expect Leicester City to have an average of 6.2 per match, while Stoke City trails slightly with 5.53.

Both teams share similar discipline issues on the card front; Leicester City have been shown 27 Yellow and 1 Red Card, while Stoke City’s tally sits at 32 Yellow and 1 Red Card. Intriguingly, both have conceded just one penalty goal each this season.

As we draw conclusions, Leicester City seems to have the winning formula based on past glories and current form. Mark these stats in your mind as the Foxes look set to outshine Stoke City yet again.