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Leicester 2-1 West Brom – Result & Analysis

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Championship · Regular Season - 44

Kick-off

Sat 20 Apr 2024

12:30

Venue

King Power Stadium

Competition

Championship

England

Status

FT
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Poisson model rates Leicester at 44%, yet in-form West Brom provide a compelling counter-argument — this Leicester vs West Brom fixture contains genuine analytical tension.

✍️ Match Preview

Pre-Match Analysis

Leicester and West Brom meet at King Power Stadium in Championship, Regular Season - 44. This fixture gets under way on Saturday 20 April 2024 at 12:30 UTC.

Current Form

Leicester's overall Championship record this term: 3W 1D 6L from 10 games (1.00 PPG). Last five: L W W L L. They are averaging 1.10 goals per game and conceding 1.40 — a modest attacking output that tempers optimism on the Over 2.5 market. 1 clean sheet from 10 outings provides some defensive foundation. Both teams have scored in 60% of their games — a high BTTS rate that carries real weight in the goals markets.

Leicester's form when playing at home: 7W 1D 2L across 10 games at King Power Stadium this term (2.20 PPG). They are averaging 2.30 goals per home game — a prolific scoring rate in front of their own fans. Both teams have scored in 80% of their home games — an outstanding BTTS rate that is a key data point for this fixture. Their home PPG of 2.20 is noticeably stronger than their overall 1.00 — Leicester are significantly better at King Power Stadium than their overall form suggests.

West Brom (all games): 4W 5D 1L across 10 Championship outings this term — 1.70 points per game. Last five: D D D W L. They are scoring at 1.80 per game and conceding 1.10. 2 clean sheets from 10 outings suggests some defensive organisation. Both teams have scored in 70% of their games — a noteworthy BTTS rate that supports the Yes market.

West Brom's away record: 2W 5D 3L from 10 road trips in Championship this season (1.10 PPG). Away from home they average 1.50 goals scored and 1.30 conceded per game. BTTS has landed in 60% of their away games — meaningful support for the Yes angle in this specific context. Their away PPG of 1.10 is notably below their overall 1.70 — form away from home has been a clear weakness this season.

On a straight form reading, West Brom are the stronger side — 0.70 PPG clear of the hosts (1.70 vs 1.00). Backing them with draw insurance is the conservative play if the outright away price appears short.

In terms of goals, both squads have been finding the net consistently (using home/away splits) — Leicester have seen both teams score in 80% of their games, West Brom in 60%. That combined rate is a strong statistical case for BTTS Yes as a standalone play.

Head-to-Head

Form and model data should carry more weight here — the historical record is too balanced to provide a directional steer. From 1 meetings: Leicester 1W, West Brom 0W, 0D.

Attacking output has been a hallmark of this fixture. At 3.0 goals per game across 1 meetings, the Over 2.5 has a statistically grounded case from the head-to-head record alone. The most recent clash, on 2 Dec 2023, ended 2–1 with Leicester winning.

With the win record balanced, the strongest H2H-derived signal is in the goals market. At 3.0 goals per game historically, Over 2.5 is the cleaner angle to extract from the head-to-head data.

Trading

Leicester half-time and goal-timing data (80 games, 39 at home): they score before half-time in 70% of fixtures in home games; when goalless at HT, a second-half goal follows 100% of the time; they lead at the break 48% of the time; BTTS occurs in 49% of their matches (home games); Over 2.5 goals lands in 62% of games (home games).

West Brom half-time and goal-timing data (80 games, 39 at away): they score before half-time in 74% of fixtures in away games; when goalless at HT, a second-half goal follows 77% of the time; BTTS occurs in 54% of their matches (away games); Over 2.5 goals lands in 49% of games (away games); they keep a clean sheet 40% of the time.

BTTS rates are mixed from the trading data — Leicester 55% versus West Brom 45%; no strong lean in either direction. The over/under 2.5 picture is inconclusive from the in-play data (Leicester 60% | West Brom 40%).

Poisson Model

The Poisson distribution model projects Leicester 1.65 xG and West Brom 1.39 xG. These expected goals figures are the primary input: they feed a goal-probability matrix across all scoreline combinations to derive the result and market probabilities below. Underlying strength ratings: Leicester attack 1.246 / defence 0.997 | West Brom attack 1.215 / defence 0.986. League average goals — home 1.340 / away 1.143. West Brom have an above-average attack strength of 1.215 — the away xG of 1.39 is driven by genuine attacking quality on the road. Data: 42 Leicester games / 89 West Brom games used (CurrentSeason).

Result probabilities: Leicester 44% | Draw 24% | West Brom 32%. Fair-value odds: Leicester 2.27 | Draw 4.17 | West Brom 3.12. This is a low-confidence result — no outcome exceeds 45%. The draw at 24% is a primary outcome, not an afterthought.

Goals markets: Over 2.5 probability 58% | BTTS probability 61% | Total xG 3.03. Over 2.5 holds a meaningful probability edge at 58% — the 3.03 total xG provides moderate support, though the model is not projecting a high-scoring game. BTTS Yes at 61% reflects that both xG figures (1.65 / 1.39) are above the threshold where scoring blanks become the primary outcome — both sides are projected to find the net.

Verdict

The Poisson model's primary lean is Leicester at 44% — marginal model lean. Note a divergence: in-form West Brom (1.70 PPG) cuts against the Poisson lean — consider the strength-adjusted model over surface-level form results. Draw probability of 24% warrants consideration of Double Chance or Draw No Bet on Leicester if the outright odds are short. The opposing side holds a 32% win probability per the model — this is not a banker and should be staked accordingly.

The Poisson model projects 3.03 xG in total — Over 2.5 at 58% — reasonable confidence, supported by form averaging 3.1 goals per game.

Poisson assigns a 61% probability to BTTS Yes based on the attack/defence strength model. Form rates corroborate: Leicester 80% | West Brom 60% BTTS from recent games.

The outsider holds a 32% win probability per the model — this is not a banker and should not be treated as one. Proportionate stakes are appropriate given the genuine contest the data projects.

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💡 Key Insights

H2H The H2H record is evenly balanced (1W–0D–0W), with no clear historical advantage.
Goals H2H (3.00 goals/game) and Poisson xG (3.03) both back Over 2.5 goals (58% Poisson probability).
BTTS H2H BTTS 100% and Poisson BTTS 61% — two-way scoring is the dominant historical and model-backed outcome.
Form West Brom lead on PPG: 1.70 vs 1.00 — in-form visitors may prove difficult to contain.
Form Leicester Poisson xG (1.65) is below their recent form scoring rate (2.30) — opposition defensive quality is suppressing the model's expectation.
BTTS BTTS Yes is supported by both form (Leicester 8/10, West Brom 6/10) and Poisson model (61%).
Form Form (PPG) favours West Brom but Poisson leans Leicester (44%) — divergence worth monitoring.
BTTS Poisson BTTS probability is 61% — model favours both teams scoring.

🏟️ Match Context

• Fixture: Leicester vs West Brom | Competition: Championship, Regular Season - 44 | Venue: King Power Stadium • Kick-off: Saturday 20 Apr 2024, 12:30 UTC • Data inputs: H2H history, form splits, prediction model signals, and market pricing

📊 Statistical Prediction

• Poisson result probabilities: Leicester 44% | Draw 24% | West Brom 32% • Poisson goal markets: Over 2.5 58% | BTTS 61% | xG Leicester 1.65 / West Brom 1.39 • Poisson strength factors: Leicester attack 1.246 / def 0.997 | West Brom attack 1.215 / def 0.986 | league avg home 1.340 / away 1.143 • Poisson stance: Leicester (44%) — low confidence — close contest

🧮 Prediction Model

1.65

Leicester xG

Expected Goals

1.39

West Brom xG

44%
24%
32%
Leicester Draw West Brom

61%

BTTS

81%

Over 1.5

58%

Over 2.5

36%

Over 3.5

Full score-by-score matrix & model internals in the "Full Poisson Detail" section below ↓

⚠️ This analysis is generated algorithmically from statistical data and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute betting advice. Please gamble responsibly.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What time does Leicester vs West Brom kick off?

Leicester vs West Brom kicked off at 12:30 on Saturday 20 April 2024 at King Power Stadium.

What was the final score in Leicester vs West Brom?

Leicester 2 - 1 West Brom.

Where is Leicester vs West Brom being played?

The match is being played at King Power Stadium.

What competition is Leicester vs West Brom part of?

Leicester vs West Brom is a Regular Season - 44 fixture in the Championship (England).

Who is favourite to win Leicester vs West Brom?

Our statistical model gives Leicester a 44% chance of winning, West Brom a 32% chance, and a 24% chance of a draw — making Leicester the favourite.

Will both teams score in Leicester vs West Brom?

Our model estimates a 61% probability that both Leicester and West Brom will score (BTTS).

Will Leicester vs West Brom have over 2.5 goals?

Our model puts the probability of over 2.5 goals in this match at 58%.

What is the head-to-head record between Leicester and West Brom?

Record (1 meetings): Leicester 1W | Draws 0 | West Brom 0W.

What form are Leicester and West Brom in?

Leicester (all comps): 3W-1D-6L in 10 | 1.00 PPG | GF 1.10 / GA 1.40 | L5 L-W-W-L-L. West Brom (all comps): 4W-5D-1L in 10 | 1.70 PPG | GF 1.80 / GA 1.10 | L5 D-D-D-W-L.

🧮 Model Insight

Behind the Numbers

The model rates Leicester's attack at 1.25x the league average against West Brom's defence at 0.99x — combine the two and it projects 1.65 expected goals for the hosts. Flip it around — West Brom's attack (1.22x) against Leicester's defence (1.00x) — and the away total comes out at 1.39.

These ratings are built from 42/89 games of current-season data — a full enough sample to trust.

Scoreline Breakdown

Of every possible scoreline, 1-1 carries the highest individual probability at 12.4% — still a long way from a near-certainty, which says something about how open this one is on paper. Close behind: 2-1 (9.1%), 1-2 (7.6%). Together the top three scorelines make up 29% of the probability — a moderately spread distribution, typical of a competitive match-up.

Most Likely Outcome

Leicester Win

44%

Leicester

2.29

24%

Draw

4.18

32%

West Brom

3.09

Top 3 Most Likely Scorelines

1 – 1

11.0%

Draw

Most likely

2 – 1

9.1%

Home win

1 – 0

7.9%

Home win

Expected Goals & Win Odds

1.65

Leicester xG

Total xG

3.03

1.39

West Brom xG

44%
24%
32%
LeicesterDrawWest Brom

2.29

44%

Home win

4.18

24%

Draw

3.09

32%

Away win

Goals Markets

81%

Over 1.5

1.23

19%

Under 1.5

5.26

58%

Over 2.5

1.72

42%

Under 2.5

2.38

36%

Over 3.5

2.78

64%

Under 3.5

1.56

19%

Over 4.5

5.26

81%

Under 4.5

1.23

Match Markets

Both Teams to Score

61%

BTTS Yes

1.65

39%

BTTS No

2.53

Clean Sheet

25%

Leicester

3.99

19%

West Brom

5.19

Win to Nil

11%

Leicester

9.14

6%

West Brom

16.04

Score Probability Matrix (%)

H \ A 0 1 2 3 4 5
0 4.8 6.7 4.6 2.1 0.7 0.2
1 7.9 11.0 7.6 3.5 1.2 0.3
2 6.5 9.1 6.3 2.9 1.0 0.3
3 3.6 5.0 3.4 1.6 0.6 0.2
4 1.5 2.0 1.4 0.7 0.2 0.1
5 0.5 0.7 0.5 0.2 0.1

Green = home win Β· Grey = draw Β· Amber = away win Β· Outlined cell = most likely score

Model Internals
λ Home (xG) 1.646
λ Away (xG) 1.385
Total xG 3.031
League avg home goals 1.340
League avg away goals 1.143
Leicester attack strength 1.246
Leicester defence strength 0.997
West Brom attack strength 1.215
West Brom defence strength 0.986
Data phase CurrentSeason
Games used (H/A) 42 / 89

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most likely scoreline for Leicester vs West Brom?

Our Poisson model rates 1-1 as the single most likely exact scoreline, at 12.4%.

How many goals are Leicester and West Brom expected to score?

The model projects 1.65 expected goals for Leicester and 1.39 for West Brom, a combined total of 3.03.

How confident is the prediction model for Leicester vs West Brom?

Not very — the model's leading outcome sits at just 44%, meaning this is rated as a genuinely open contest with no dominant favourite.

📈 Form Insight

The Form Picture

Leicester come into this having played 80 games, going 37W 11D 32L for 1.52 points per game. Their last five reads L-W-W-L-L.

On the other side, West Brom sit at 1.61 PPG from 80 outings (37W 18D 25L), a run that reads D-D-D-W-L across their last five.

There isn't much between them on recent form — 1.52 PPG for Leicester against 1.61 for West Brom. Neither side arrives with a clear form advantage.

Home & Away Splits

Leicester's home form reads 20W 5D 14L across 39 games on their own ground, a 1.67 PPG return.

Away from home, West Brom have taken 1.23 points per game from 39 outings (13W 9D 17L).

Comparing the two in their relevant venue splits, Leicester come out ahead — a more targeted read than the overall PPG figures above, since it strips out games played in the opposite context.

Scoring & Defensive Trends

Leicester are averaging 1.62 goals scored and 1.32 conceded per game recently; West Brom are on 1.39 scored and 1.02 conceded.

Defensively: West Brom in 40% — worth knowing if you're weighing up clean-sheet or BTTS-No markets.

Last 80 Results — Championship

Current season: same league only · Previous season: all leagues (covers promoted/relegated teams)

Leicester

Leicester

Current Season
L W W L L
West Brom

West Brom

Current Season
D D D W L
80 Played 80
37/11/32 W / D / L 37/18/25
1.52 Points Per Game 1.61
1.62 Avg Goals Scored 1.39
1.32 Avg Goals Conceded 1.02
2.95 Avg Goals / Game 2.41
20 Clean Sheets 32
44 BTTS 36
48 Over 2.5 Games 32
Leicester

Leicester

L
A Plymouth
0–1 HT 0–1
12 Apr
L
A Millwall
0–1 HT 0–0
09 Apr
W
H Birmingham
2–1 HT 1–1
06 Apr
W
H Norwich
3–1 HT 1–1
01 Apr
L
A Bristol City
0–1 HT 0–0
29 Mar
D
A Hull City
2–2 HT 1–1
09 Mar
W
A Sunderland
1–0 HT 1–0
05 Mar
L
H QPR
1–2 HT 0–1
02 Mar
L
A Leeds
1–3 HT 1–0
23 Feb
L
H Middlesbrough
1–2 HT 0–2
17 Feb
W
H Sheffield Wednesday
2–0 HT 2–0
13 Feb
W
A Watford
2–1 HT 1–0
10 Feb
W
A Stoke City
5–0 HT 2–0
03 Feb
W
H Swansea
3–1 HT 1–0
30 Jan
D
H Ipswich
1–1 HT 1–0
22 Jan
L
A Coventry
1–3 HT 1–0
13 Jan
W
H Huddersfield
4–1 HT 1–0
01 Jan
W
A Cardiff
2–0 HT 1–0
29 Dec
D
A Ipswich
1–1 HT 1–0
26 Dec
W
H Rotherham
3–0 HT 0–0
23 Dec
W
A Birmingham
3–2 HT 2–1
18 Dec
W
H Millwall
3–2 HT 0–1
13 Dec
W
H Plymouth
4–0 HT 1–0
09 Dec
W
A West Brom
2–1 HT 0–0
02 Dec
D
A Sheffield Wednesday
1–1 HT 1–0
29 Nov
W
H Watford
2–0 HT 0–0
25 Nov
L
A Middlesbrough
0–1 HT 0–0
11 Nov
L
H Leeds
0–1 HT 0–0
03 Nov
W
A QPR
2–1 HT 1–1
28 Oct
W
H Sunderland
1–0 HT 1–0
24 Oct
W
A Swansea
3–1 HT 1–1
21 Oct
W
H Stoke City
2–0 HT 1–0
07 Oct
W
H Preston
3–0 HT 0–0
04 Oct
W
A Blackburn
4–1 HT 2–1
01 Oct
W
H Bristol City
1–0 HT 0–0
23 Sep
W
A Norwich
2–0 HT 1–0
20 Sep
W
A Southampton
4–1 HT 3–1
15 Sep
L
H Hull City
0–1 HT 0–1
02 Sep
W
A Rotherham
2–1 HT 1–0
26 Aug
W
H Cardiff
2–1 HT 1–1
19 Aug
W
A Huddersfield
1–0 HT 0–0
12 Aug
W
H Coventry
2–1 HT 0–0
06 Aug
W
H West Ham
2–1
28 May
D
A Newcastle
0–0
22 May
L
H Liverpool
0–3
15 May
L
A Fulham
3–5
08 May
D
H Everton
2–2
01 May
D
A Leeds
1–1
25 Apr
W
H Wolves
2–1
22 Apr
L
A Manchester City
1–3
15 Apr
L
H Bournemouth
0–1
08 Apr
L
H Aston Villa
1–2
04 Apr
L
A Crystal Palace
1–2
01 Apr
D
A Brentford
1–1
18 Mar
L
H Chelsea
1–3
11 Mar
L
A Southampton
0–1
04 Mar
L
H Arsenal
0–1
25 Feb
L
A Manchester United
0–3
19 Feb
W
H Tottenham
4–1
11 Feb
W
A Aston Villa
4–2
04 Feb
D
H Brighton
2–2
21 Jan
L
A Nottingham Forest
0–2
14 Jan
L
H Fulham
0–1
03 Jan
L
A Liverpool
1–2
30 Dec
L
H Newcastle
0–3
26 Dec
W
A West Ham
2–0
12 Nov
W
A Everton
2–0
05 Nov
L
H Manchester City
0–1
29 Oct
W
A Wolves
4–0
23 Oct
W
H Leeds
2–0
20 Oct
D
H Crystal Palace
0–0
15 Oct
L
A Bournemouth
1–2
08 Oct
W
H Nottingham Forest
4–0
03 Oct
L
A Tottenham
2–6
17 Sep
L
A Brighton
2–5
04 Sep
L
H Manchester United
0–1
01 Sep
L
A Chelsea
1–2
27 Aug
L
H Southampton
1–2
20 Aug
L
A Arsenal
2–4
13 Aug
D
H Brentford
2–2
07 Aug
West Brom

West Brom

L
H Sunderland
0–1 HT 0–1
13 Apr
W
H Rotherham
2–0 HT 2–0
10 Apr
D
A Stoke City
2–2 HT 1–0
06 Apr
D
H Watford
2–2 HT 0–0
01 Apr
D
A Millwall
1–1 HT 0–1
29 Mar
W
H Bristol City
2–0 HT 1–0
16 Mar
W
A Huddersfield
4–1 HT 0–1
10 Mar
D
A QPR
2–2 HT 2–1
06 Mar
W
H Coventry
2–1 HT 2–0
01 Mar
D
A Hull City
1–1 HT 1–1
24 Feb
W
A Plymouth
3–0 HT 0–0
20 Feb
L
H Southampton
0–2 HT 0–1
16 Feb
W
H Cardiff
2–0 HT 1–0
13 Feb
D
A Ipswich
2–2 HT 1–0
10 Feb
W
H Birmingham
1–0 HT 0–0
03 Feb
L
A Norwich
0–2 HT 0–1
20 Jan
W
H Blackburn
4–1 HT 3–0
13 Jan
L
A Swansea
0–1 HT 0–0
01 Jan
W
H Leeds
1–0 HT 1–0
29 Dec
W
H Norwich
1–0 HT 0–0
26 Dec
L
A Middlesbrough
0–1 HT 0–1
23 Dec
D
H Stoke City
1–1 HT 1–1
17 Dec
W
A Rotherham
2–0 HT 0–0
12 Dec
L
A Sunderland
1–2 HT 0–0
09 Dec
L
H Leicester
1–2 HT 0–0
02 Dec
W
A Cardiff
1–0 HT 0–0
28 Nov
W
H Ipswich
2–0 HT 1–0
25 Nov
L
A Southampton
1–2 HT 0–1
11 Nov
W
H Hull City
3–1 HT 1–1
04 Nov
W
A Coventry
2–0 HT 1–0
30 Oct
W
H QPR
2–0 HT 0–0
24 Oct
D
H Plymouth
0–0 HT 0–0
21 Oct
L
A Birmingham
1–3 HT 1–2
06 Oct
W
H Sheffield Wednesday
1–0 HT 1–0
03 Oct
W
A Preston
4–0 HT 2–0
30 Sep
D
H Millwall
0–0 HT 0–0
23 Sep
D
A Watford
2–2 HT 2–2
20 Sep
D
A Bristol City
0–0 HT 0–0
16 Sep
L
H Huddersfield
1–2 HT 0–1
02 Sep
W
H Middlesbrough
4–2 HT 2–1
26 Aug
D
A Leeds
1–1 HT 0–0
18 Aug
W
H Swansea
3–2 HT 1–0
12 Aug
L
A Blackburn
1–2 HT 0–2
05 Aug
L
A Swansea
2–3 HT 1–1
08 May
W
H Norwich
2–1 HT 1–1
29 Apr
L
A Sheffield Utd
0–2 HT 0–0
26 Apr
L
H Sunderland
1–2 HT 1–0
23 Apr
W
A Blackpool
2–0 HT 1–0
18 Apr
W
A Stoke City
2–1 HT 0–1
15 Apr
D
H QPR
2–2 HT 2–1
10 Apr
L
A Rotherham
1–3 HT 1–1
07 Apr
D
H Millwall
0–0 HT 0–0
01 Apr
D
A Cardiff
1–1 HT 1–0
15 Mar
W
H Huddersfield
1–0 HT 1–0
11 Mar
W
H Wigan
1–0 HT 1–0
07 Mar
L
A Hull City
0–2 HT 0–1
03 Mar
W
H Middlesbrough
2–0 HT 2–0
25 Feb
L
A Watford
2–3 HT 0–1
20 Feb
D
H Blackburn
1–1 HT 0–0
15 Feb
L
A Birmingham
0–2 HT 0–1
10 Feb
W
H Coventry
1–0 HT 1–0
03 Feb
L
A Burnley
1–2 HT 1–0
20 Jan
W
A Luton
3–2 HT 1–2
14 Jan
W
H Reading
1–0 HT 0–0
02 Jan
W
H Preston
2–0 HT 1–0
29 Dec
W
A Bristol City
2–0 HT 1–0
26 Dec
L
A Coventry
0–1 HT 0–0
21 Dec
W
H Rotherham
3–0 HT 1–0
17 Dec
W
A Sunderland
2–1 HT 0–1
12 Dec
W
H Stoke City
2–0 HT 1–0
12 Nov
W
A QPR
1–0 HT 0–0
05 Nov
W
H Blackpool
1–0 HT 0–0
01 Nov
L
H Sheffield Utd
0–2 HT 0–2
29 Oct
L
A Millwall
1–2 HT 1–1
22 Oct
L
H Bristol City
0–2 HT 0–2
18 Oct
W
A Reading
2–0 HT 1–0
15 Oct
D
H Luton
0–0 HT 0–0
08 Oct
L
A Preston
0–1 HT 0–1
05 Oct
L
H Swansea
2–3 HT 0–1
01 Oct
D
A Norwich
1–1 HT 1–0
17 Sep

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What form are Leicester and West Brom in coming into this match?

Leicester have gone 37W 11D 32L in their last 80 games (1.52 PPG), while West Brom have gone 37W 18D 25L in their last 80 (1.61 PPG).

Which team has the better venue record — Leicester at home or West Brom away?

Leicester's home record (1.67 PPG) is the stronger of the two venue-specific splits — Leicester at home: 1.67 PPG; West Brom away: 1.23 PPG.

Have Leicester or West Brom been keeping clean sheets recently?

Leicester have kept a clean sheet in 25% of their recent games, West Brom in 40%.

⚔️ Rivalry Insight

History of the Fixture

On record, these two have faced off 4 times since December 2023 — enough meetings to establish some real patterns. Every recorded meeting has come in Championship. They last met on 5 January 2026, roughly 6 months ago.

Records & Recent Trends

Specifically as hosts in this fixture, Leicester have gone 2W 0D 0L from 2 meetings on their own ground against West Brom — worth weighing alongside the overall series record.

Last 4 Meetings

Leicester

3

Leicester

1

Draws

West Brom

0

West Brom

Recent Meetings

Leicester
2–1
05 Jan 26
West Brom
West Brom
1–1
26 Sep 25
Leicester
Leicester
2–1
20 Apr 24
West Brom
West Brom
1–2
02 Dec 23
Leicester

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the head-to-head record between Leicester and West Brom?

From 4 meetings on record, Leicester have won 3, West Brom have won 0, and 1 have been drawn.

When did Leicester and West Brom last play each other?

They last met on 5 January 2026, when Leicester 2-1 West Brom.

Who has won more matches between Leicester and West Brom?

Leicester have the better head-to-head record, with 3 wins from 4 meetings.

📈 Trading Insight

How These Sides Start

Leicester are typically involved in an early goal — the half-time board shows at least one in 70% of their matches. They've gone in front at half-time 35% of the time.

West Brom are typically involved in an early goal — the half-time board shows at least one in 74% of their matches. They've gone in front at half-time 26% of the time. They've also shown some fight from behind, salvaging a draw or win after trailing at half-time in 13% of those situations.

Goals & Clean Sheets

BTTS sits in mixed territory for this pairing — Leicester 49%, West Brom 54% — no strong lean either way from the trading data alone.

Over 2.5 has been close to a coin-flip for both sides — 62% (Leicester) and 49% (West Brom). Stepping up a level, Over 3.5 has also landed reasonably often — 28% and 28% respectively — worth a look for goal-hungry markets.

On the defensive side: Leicester have failed to score in 26% of games.

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Current season: same league only. Previous season: all leagues (covers promoted/relegated teams). All = any venue  |  Venue = Leicester home games / West Brom away games. HT metrics require half-time score data β€” shown as β€” where unavailable.

Leicester Leicester Current Season
Metric All
(80 games)
Venue
(39 games)
Half-Time Metrics
1+ Goal Before HT 31/42
(73.8%)
14/20
(70%)
2+ Goals Before HT 12/42
(28.6%)
5/20
(25%)
0-0 HT → 1+ Goal 2nd Half 11/11
(100%)
6/6
(100%)
0-0 HT → 2+ Goals 2nd Half 5/11
(45.5%)
4/6
(66.7%)
Winning at HT 20/42
(47.6%)
7/20
(35%)
Lost Lead (Win HT → No Win FT) 5/42
(11.9%)
1/20
(5%)
Came From Behind (Lose HT → Draw/Win FT) 1/42
(2.4%)
1/20
(5%)
Full-Time Metrics
BTTS 44/80
(55%)
19/39
(48.7%)
Over 2.5 Goals 48/80
(60%)
24/39
(61.5%)
Over 3.5 Goals 26/80
(32.5%)
11/39
(28.2%)
Clean Sheet 20/80
(25%)
11/39
(28.2%)
Failed to Score 18/80
(22.5%)
10/39
(25.6%)
West Brom West Brom Current Season
Metric All
(80 games)
Venue
(39 games)
Half-Time Metrics
1+ Goal Before HT 58/80
(72.5%)
29/39
(74.4%)
2+ Goals Before HT 21/80
(26.2%)
10/39
(25.6%)
0-0 HT → 1+ Goal 2nd Half 17/22
(77.3%)
9/10
(90%)
0-0 HT → 2+ Goals 2nd Half 9/22
(40.9%)
5/10
(50%)
Winning at HT 30/80
(37.5%)
10/39
(25.6%)
Lost Lead (Win HT → No Win FT) 8/80
(10%)
5/39
(12.8%)
Came From Behind (Lose HT → Draw/Win FT) 5/80
(6.2%)
5/39
(12.8%)
Full-Time Metrics
BTTS 36/80
(45%)
21/39
(53.8%)
Over 2.5 Goals 32/80
(40%)
19/39
(48.7%)
Over 3.5 Goals 18/80
(22.5%)
11/39
(28.2%)
Clean Sheet 32/80
(40%)
10/39
(25.6%)
Failed to Score 17/80
(21.2%)
9/39
(23.1%)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Do both teams usually score when Leicester play West Brom?

Not especially — both teams scoring has occurred in only 49% of Leicester's recent matches and 54% of West Brom's, a rate that leans toward BTTS No.

Is Leicester vs West Brom usually a high-scoring fixture?

Recent trends suggest it could be — Over 2.5 goals has landed in 62% of Leicester's matches and 49% of West Brom's.

Do Leicester and West Brom tend to score early?

Leicester have had a goal before half-time in 70% of their recent matches, West Brom in 74% — a useful reference point for first-half goal markets.

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Prediction vindicated as Leicester edge out West Brom 2-1.

📝 Match Report

How It Unfolded

Leicester beat West Brom 2-1 at King Power Stadium, Regular Season - 44, in the Championship. With the result on the board, the sections below measure it against everything the model and the numbers projected in advance.

The Model vs The Result

The Poisson model went into this projecting Leicester 1.65 xG and West Brom 1.39 xG, a combined 3.03. The scoreboard read 2-1 for 3 actual goals. Both sides finished within a goal of their individual projections, so the scoreline sat close to the model's expected shape. Those figures were built on strength ratings of Leicester attack 1.25 / defence 1.00 against West Brom attack 1.22 / defence 0.99, drawn from 42/89 games (CurrentSeason).

On the result, the model split it Leicester 44% | Draw 24% | West Brom 32%, with Leicester to win its most likely call at 44%. That is exactly how it finished — the model's leading outcome was vindicated.

Goals & Markets

The model rated Over 2.5 goals at 58%. The game delivered 3, so it went over — a call the model got right. Over 1.5 had been 81% and landed. On both teams to score, the model sat at 61% and the match saw both sides score — another call in the model's favour. Historically the two sides average 50% Over 2.5 across their same-competition games (Leicester 60%, West Brom 40%), a base rate that agreed with today's over. Their combined BTTS history runs at 50%, which matched the both-scored outcome.

Trading Patterns vs Reality

Leicester's trading profile (80 games, 39 home) set some clear expectations: BTTS lands in 55% of their matches — today it did.

West Brom's trading profile (80 games, 39 away) set some clear expectations: BTTS lands in 45% of their matches — today it did; they keep a clean sheet 40% of the time, and conceded here.

Form vs Result

The form lines were close — Leicester 1.52 PPG, West Brom 1.61 PPG — offering no strong steer, and the Leicester win broke the near-deadlock.

Verdict

Grading the result against the stored data, 3 of 3 pre-match signals came in: result (hit), Over 2.5 (hit), BTTS (hit). The numbers read this fixture well — the outcome largely followed the script the data laid out beforehand.

💡 Key Insights

Model Over/Under 2.5 landed as modelled — 58% Over 2.5 probability, 3 goals scored.
Model BTTS matched the model — 61% projected, both teams scored.
Trading Trading data backed up — the sides average 50% Over 2.5 historically, and this game went over.

⚠️ This match report is generated algorithmically from the final score, our prediction model, and each team's historical form and trading data. Analysis is for informational purposes only.