Leicester finally ended their nine‑game losing run and eight‑match Premier League scoreless streak with a 2-2 draw at Brighton, yet relegation still looms ominously.
Previously, they had suffered nine straight defeats across all competitions and failed to score in eight consecutive Premier League matches.
However, on a weekend when relegation could be confirmed before kick‑off, that draw offers little consolation.
Furthermore, eight successive home league defeats at the King Power Stadium without scoring set a new top‑flight record.
If they fail to score again, they will become just the third team in English football history not to find the net in nine straight home league games.
Meanwhile, Leicester’s potential relegation could spark celebrations at Liverpool, who could wrap up the Premier League title with a win here if Arsenal lose to Ipswich earlier in the day.
Furthermore, that outcome would cap a perfect two‑week spell in which Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk both signed new contracts.
If the title is not secured this weekend, Liverpool can finish the job at home against Tottenham next weekend.
Either way, Arne Slot looks set to secure the club’s record‑equalling twentieth top‑flight crown in his first season.
Nevertheless, traveling fans will demand focus after the 3-2 defeat to Fulham last time out.
Fortunately, Liverpool have won seven of their last ten league matches played on Easter Sunday.
They also hold the edge over Leicester, having beaten them in twelve of the last fifteen encounters.
Players to watch: Stephy Mavididi ended Leicester’s scoring drought against Brighton, and the Foxes will rely on him again. He has remained unbeaten in fifteen of the seventeen home matches in which he scored. Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah looks to end his three‑game scoring drought while chasing the record for finding the net against every promoted club this season.
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