Leicester City - Swansea City

Swansea's counterattack with Carvajal at the helm continued in the midweek injected game when it prevailed over Arsenal with the impressive 3-1. It may have taken a Czech's blunder to take the lead late in the game, but when the "moon" is usually good and the goddess of fortune takes your place and so Swansea scored their second consecutive championship victory (remember we had preceded the 1-0 against Liverpool), maintaining the undefeated for a total of six official games.

It is clear that the change of coach worked beneficially, there is now a lot of confidence and enthusiasm in the team and transferally in the last few days he was strengthened with two very remarkable additions, those of the Saints from West Ham and King from Leicester, both players who easily enter and go straight eleven or which in any case increase Carvajal's choices.

On the other hand, the atmosphere in Leicester is a bit strange in the last days because on the one hand it comes from the defeat against Everton, on the other hand it seems to be "losing" its most trained player lately, Mahrez. No, unlike Slimani, who was transferred to Newcastle, Mahrez's apparent move to Itihad did not take place, he is completely out of place and did not even take part in the team's training sessions for the last four days, with the latest reports stating that will hardly even be on the mission for the game with Swansea. We are talking about a clearly big blow for Leicester because not only does it disturb the atmosphere in the team, but as we said recently, it was by far its most trained player, scoring and sharing assists from all sides.

So, putting all the data on the table, the situation looks good enough for the already raised Swansea to continue the positive streak it has built and we believe that the 5,25 offered by bet365 in any case covers the above risk of choice.