class=”article_teaser__2t5do”>This FA Cup fifth-round fixture pits the Foxes against the Seagulls and our tipster is expecting a tense clash at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday<\/p>\n
<\/head><\/p>\nLeicester City are looking to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for the third time in four seasons when they welcome Brighton to the King Power Stadium on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
The Foxes have eased to this stage of the competition with comfortable wins over Championship sides Stoke and Brentford, but will no doubt face a tricky test against a Seagulls side unbeaten in six matches.<\/p>\n
Leicester City vs Brighton Latest Odds<\/p>\n
Brendan Rodgers\u2019 men recorded a comfortable 3-0 win when these sides met on this ground in the Premier League earlier this season and are 5\/6 (1.83) favourites with bet365 to triumph once again.<\/p>\n
Brighton have not beaten Leicester since 2014 when the sides were both in the Championship but can be backed at 10\/3 (4.33) to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for the third season out of their last four.<\/p>\n
With no replays in this year\u2019s tournament, a draw would lead to extra time and potentially penalties and that is available to back at 13\/5 (3.60).<\/p>\n
Leicester City vs Brighton Team News<\/p>\n
Jamie Vardy returned after three weeks out to come off the bench against Wolves on Sunday and could start here, whilst Wilfred Ndidi faces a late fitness test but Dennis Praet, Timothy Castagne, Wesley Fofana and Wes Morgan are all injured.<\/p>\n
Davy Propper and Alireza Jahanbakhsh are both in contention, however, Florin Andone, Tariq Lamptey, Solly March, Adam Webster and Jason Steele are all out.<\/p>\n
Leicester City vs Brighton Preview<\/p>\n
Brighton\u2019s recent form has been nothing short of remarkable, with their current run of six games without defeat in all competitions their longest since a sequence of seven back in early 2018.<\/p>\n
Stunning wins over Tottenham and Liverpool in recent fixtures will have confidence coursing through Graham Potter\u2019s men, especially considering both victories came without conceding \u2013 meaning the Seagulls have let in only four goals in their last eight.<\/p>\n
Although Leicester have not been struggling for goals per se, their last four top-flight games have yielded just four strikes and they managed only three shots on target in their most recent outing against Wolves.<\/p>\n