(Action Images via Reuters) Both Leicester City and West Ham United will be looking to avoid a third consecutive league defeat when they face each other for the late Saturday kick-off. Leicester City have suffered back-to-back defeats to Everton and Arsenal while West Ham were defeated 1-0 by both Brighton and Tottenham in their last two matches. These latest results have put Manuel Pellegrini’s side in desperate need of a win after slumping to 14th, two points off the relegation zone and five points behind Claude Puel’s side three places above them. Follow it live: What time does it start? Leicester City vs West Ham kicks off at 5:30pm Where can I watch it? The match will be shown live on BT Sport 1 from 5pm. BT Sport subscribers can also stream the match via the online video player or the BT Sport app. Highlights will be shown at 10:30pm on BBC One. Felipe Anderson has had a stuttering start to his West Ham career (Getty) It’s a big game for… Felipe Anderson – After a bright start to the season, it was another tough afternoon for the Brazilian against Tottenham. He was profligate in possession and the quality of his set pieces left a lot to be desired. He also failed defensively, not doing enough to stop Moussa Sissoko for Lamela’s opener, and it was no surprise he was taken off ten minutes into the second half. Manuel Pellegrini will need a much better performance from the club’s record signing this time around. Weird stat… Six: West Ham have lost six points from winning positions this season, more than any other Premier League side. Remember when… There were very few matchday disappointments in Leicester’s title-winning season, but their home game against West Ham would probably rank among their highest. After Jamie Vardy had opened the scoring, two goals in three minutes from West Ham left Leicester staring at a potential loss. Leonardo Ulloa’s penalty saw them avoid defeat, but Aaron Creswell’s sumptuous finish to put West Ham into the lead was a piece of elegance during a fiery encounter. Chilwell's strike against Arsenal last week was later ruled as an own goal (Getty) Player to watch… Ben Chilwell – The left-back delivered yet another solid performance against Arsenal, particularly in the first half. He caused Hector Bellerin a great deal of trouble, the result of which led to the England international’s involvement in the Spaniard’s own goal. If he keeps performing like this he will hold down England’s left-back position for years to come. Past three-meetings… Leicester City 0 West Ham 2 (Joao Mario, Noble), Premier League, May 2018 West Ham 1 (Kouyate) Leicester City 1 (Albrighton), Premier League, November 2017 West Ham United 2 (Lanzini, A. Ayew) Leicester City 3 (Mahrez, Huth, Vardy), Premier League, March 2017 Form guide… Leicester City: LWWWLL West Ham: WDWWLL Odds… Leicester City to win: 27/25 West Ham to win: 11/4 Draw: 12/5 (Odds provided by 888 Sport)<doc-sep>Leicester City currently sit at eleventh place in current Premier League standings When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up forfor the biggest new releases, reviews and tech hacks Leicester City vs West Ham LIVE STREAM Leicester City currently sit at eleventh place in current Premier League standings. If the Foxes win tonight, they could leapfrog Manchester United, Wolves and Everton if they score enough to boost their goal difference. Meanwhile, West Ham are currently in fourteenth place with only seven points so far this season. The Hammers have only won two games out of their first nine. Ahead of the clash, Manuel Pellegrini reflected on the state of his squad following a number of high-profile injuries. Andriy Yarmolenko, Midfielder Pedro Obiang, and Jack Wilshere are just some of the notable absences from his squad.<doc-sep>Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - West Ham Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Leicester City manager Claude Puel has revealed striker Jamie Vardy is in a race to be fit to face West Ham at the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening. The England striker left the field with five minutes to go during the Foxes 3-1 defeat to Arsenal on Monday night, despite Claude Puel already having used all of his substitutes, and didn't return. The Frenchman revealed after the game that Vardy wasn't feeling very well during a game where he had just 11 touches of the ball and completed one pass all game. Vardy only returned to training on Thursday after feeling under the weather for the ensuing few days and speaking at his pre-match press conference, Puel revealed it's touch and go for the frontman to be fit for Saturday. Puel said, via our friends at Leicestershire Live : "Two days later, he was not well. He has stomach problems. He came back today in the training session. We will see if he can start for this game. "We will see if he can make progress. He had a problem and he needed a little more time and we will see if he can be available." The Foxes have been boosted however by the return to training for winger Demarai Gray, who hasn't played for a month after suffering an ankle injury in the Carabao Cup win against Wolves. Puel added of Gray: "Demarai came back with the team,” said Puel. “Except [Wes] Morgan, still suspended, and Matty James, all the players are available for this game. "I hope we can have Demarai in the squad on Saturday." Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .<doc-sep>
WEST BROMWICH, ENGLAND - MARCH 10: Jamie Vardy of Leicester City celebrates scoring his sides opening goal during the Premier League match between West Bromwich Albion and Leicester City at The Hawthorns on March 10, 2018 in West Bromwich, England. (Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images) Leicester face West Ham at King Power Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 27. Here’s all the info you need to watch. After a controversial loss at Arsenal this past Monday, Leicester return home and will look to take a full three points as West Ham visit the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening in a meaningful mid-table matchup in the Premier League. While Leicester supporters may still be thinking about the Rob Holding handball that wasn’t called late in the first half of the Arsenal match and what might have been, the Foxes will look to put their bad luck behind them and continue their form from Monday’s first half where Leicester put Arsenal on the back foot and deservedly took a 1-0 lead before eventually falling to the Gunners 3-1. Jamie Vardy, who went off late in Monday’s match with an undisclosed illness (rumors swirled that he couldn’t stomach the missed handball call), is set to feature and the Foxes will again look to start strong against the Hammers. West Ham comes into the match sitting in 14th place in the Premier League table with seven points from nine matches. The Hammers will attempt to break a two-match scoreless streak after falling to Brighton and Tottenham by 1-0 score lines in their last two Premier League matches. The Hammers’ 3-1 win at the end of September against Manchester United seems like a long time ago and Manuel Pellegrini’s men will need to find a way to replace the attacking contributions of Ukrainian winger Andriy Yarmolenko who went off against Tottenham with an Achilles tendon injury which will require surgery to repair. The Hammers last met the Foxes in the Premier League back in May 2018 with the Hammers getting a 2-0 result at the King Power Stadium after going winless against the Foxes in the prior six Premier League meetings. The Premier League match between Leicester City and West Ham will be broadcast live on NBC. Live streaming is available on NBC, which you can access with your cable or satellite subscriptions, either online or through their app. Date: Saturday, Oct. 27 Start time: 12:30 p.m. ET Location: Leicester, England Stadium: King Power Stadium TV Info: NBC Live Stream: NBC | Watch live on Fubo.TV. Sign up for a free seven-day trial here. Can Leicester rebound from a tough defeat at Arsenal and take three points from the Hammers at the King Power Stadium?