Aston Villa vs Leicester Soccer Betting Picks

Second leg of the English League Cup final between Aston Villa and Leicester after a draw at King Power Stadium with a ball. Aston Villa is without Davis, Heaton, McGinn, Steer and Wesley for this match while Leicester is only without Amartey.
The two teams have as main objective to reach the final where they will most likely face Manchester City, which duels that presence in Manchester in the final and already has a clear advantage after winning 3-1 at Old Trafford.

Manchester City are clearly favorites to lift this trophy but Guardiola’s team is far from showing the consistency of previous years and both Villa and Leicester know they can take advantage of a bad day at City and achieve something great.

The goals of these two teams this year are quite different.

Leicester fights for a place in the champions, Villa fights not to go down.

Tonight, both are fighting for the same goal, which is a victory and I expect a super balanced game.

In the championship Villa has already left the places of descent as a result of two victories and a draw in the last 4 games and improves with each passing day.

The team comes to this game probably at the best stage of the season and even in 16th place in the classification it is a dangerous team.

Playing at home the team added 17 of the 25 points so far to the league and this shows an increase in productivity when in front of their fans.

Leicester is in 3rd place, taking 8 points more than 4th place Chelsea and 14 more than Manchester Utd, who are already out of the champions’ places.

A presence in next year’s edition of the millionaire league is more than expected and probable and the 3 points of difference behind City make it even possible to believe that it is possible to reach 2nd place crowning a spectacular season.

Playing away Leicester also has the 3rd best record in the league, losing only to Liverpool and City and I believe they will score in this match.

My bet on this game goes to over 2.5 goals.

Both teams are in a position to score goals because on one side we have a Villa in good time and on the other a Leicester who usually scores goals either at home or away.

The draw in the first leg of this semi-final had 24 goal attempts, 21 of them from Leicester and although it was a game with few goals it could have had more.