Bournemouth vs Leicester prediction, stats, tips and team news | OneFootball

Bournemouth and Leicester City go head-to-head on the final day of the 2024-25 Premier League season on Sunday, 25th May, at 4pm (UK time). The match will not be broadcast live in the United Kingdom.

Jamie Vardy anytime goalscorer

Jamie Vardy is Leicester’s top Premier League goalscorer this season with eight and needs just one more to hit the 200-mark across all competitions for the Foxes.

Leicester to win to nil

Leicester have won their last two meetings with Bournemouth without conceding a goal (all comps). At the time of writing, the Foxes are unbeaten in back-to-back games for the first time since early December, while the Cherries have won just two of their last 11 league games and have failed to score in two of their last four.

How both teams go into Bournemouth vs Leicester

After flirting with a Champions League push, Bournemouth’s European hopes now look all but over. The Cherries are 10th on 53 points, two points adrift of eighth, which could still be enough for the Conference League depending on outcomes elsewhere. That’s not an uncatchable total, but Andoni Iraola’s men are off form and look out of gas. That said, they can still be immensely proud of their achievements so far and will now look to seal a top-half finish at the very least.

Leicester, of course, are already relegated but supporters will be incredibly frustrated, with the Foxes discovering some grit and determination. Leicester have taken four points from their last two games, beating Southampton 2-0 at home before coming from behind to salvage a 2-2 draw away at high-flying local rivals Nottingham Forest. A match against fellow relegated side Ipswich Town is to come before this match.

Bournemouth team news

Alex Scott came off injured against Aston Villa, with his status now unknown. Ryan Christie and Enes Unal’s seasons are over, as is likely the case for Dango Ouattara and Luis Sinisterra.

Leicester team news

Bobby Reid, Abdul Fatawu, Mads Hermansen and Stephy Mavidi are all out for the season, while Ricardo Pereira is also unlikely to feature again.

Bournemouth vs Leicester head-to-head

One of Leicester’s five wins so far this season came at home to Bournemouth back in October in a result that took the Foxes to 14th on nine points, with things only collapsing from there. However, Leicester have won their last two in all competitions against the Cherries.