Bournemouth vs Leicester Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips

Bournemouth host Leicester City looking to secure a top-half finish despite their recent struggles, having won just one of their last seven home league games.

The Cherries will face a Leicester side playing with newfound freedom after relegation, with the Foxes showing improved form by taking seven points from their last three matches.

With Leicester conceding multiple goals in 15 of their 18 away fixtures this season, expect an entertaining, high-scoring affair at the Vitality Stadium.

Bournemouth vs. Leicester prediction: who will win?

For today's Bournemouth vs Leicester matchup, our predictive model gives the Cherries a 75% chance of defeating the Foxes.

Bournemouth: 75% win probability

Strong home form (LLWDD recent form shows resilience at Vitality Stadium)
Solid defensive record (46 goals conceded, 5th best in bottom half of table)
Superior league position (11th place with 53 points compared to Leicester's 18th)

Leicester: 25% win probability

Poor defensive record (78 goals conceded, second-worst in the league)
Relegation form (Already confirmed in 18th position with only 25 points)
Struggling attack (Just 33 goals scored all season, third-lowest in the league)

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Bournemouth vs. Leicester odds

Here are the latest odds for the Premier League clash as Bournemouth host Leicester at Vitality Stadium on Sunday, May 25.

	Bournemouth	Leicester	Draw
Match Result	3/10 (via Betway UK)	15/2 (via Betway UK)	19/4 ( via Betway UK)

Bournemouth vs. Leicester preview

Bournemouth welcome Leicester City to the Vitality Stadium with the Cherries looking to secure a top-half finish despite their recent dip in form, having won just two of their last twelve matches.

The hosts will be bidding farewell to Dean Huijsen before his move to Real Madrid, while also missing Lewis Cook through suspension and Ryan Christie due to injury, leaving Andoni Iraola's midfield options significantly depleted.

Leicester arrive with newfound freedom having taken seven points from their last three fixtures, including an emotional 2-0 victory over Ipswich that saw Jamie Vardy score his 200th goal for the club in his final home appearance.

The Foxes' away form has been their Achilles' heel all season, conceding at least twice in 15 of their 18 road games, yet they'll fancy their chances against a Bournemouth side that's managed just one win in their last seven home league matches.

This final-day encounter promises goals – with fourteen of Leicester's 18 away games featuring three or more – as Bournemouth's attacking talents Semenyo, Kluivert and Evanilson look to exploit a vulnerable visiting defense.

The reverse fixture in October ended 1-0 to Leicester, but with both teams playing without pressure, expect an entertaining, open affair to close out the campaign.

Bournemouth vs. Leicester betting tips

Both Teams To Score - Yes (9/10)

Leicester @ Bournemouth

Leicester City have seen both teams score in 11 of their 18 away fixtures this season, highlighting their defensive vulnerabilities on the road.

The Foxes' need for points in their relegation battle should ensure they adopt an attacking approach at the Vitality Stadium.

Bournemouth's attacking threat remains potent even as their season winds down, with the Cherries likely to find the net on home soil.

Leicester have lost with both teams scoring on five occasions away from home, suggesting they'll contribute to the scoresheet even in defeat.

With the pressure off Bournemouth and Leicester desperate for points, we're expecting an open contest with chances at both ends.

Over 2.5 Goals (17/20)

Leicester @ Bournemouth

A remarkable fourteen of Leicester's 18 away games this season have featured at least three goals, establishing a clear pattern for high-scoring road fixtures.

The Foxes' desperation for points in their relegation fight should lead to an aggressive approach, opening up the game for both sides.

Bournemouth's defensive concentration has waned as they've secured their Premier League status, creating more space for opponents to exploit.

The combination of Leicester's need for victory and Bournemouth's relaxed end-of-season approach sets up perfectly for an entertaining, goal-filled encounter.

Historical data between these sides points to open contests, and Sunday's clash has all the ingredients for another match with at least three goals.

Bournemouth to Win 2-1 (15/2)

Leicester @ Bournemouth

Despite Leicester's desperate need for points, Bournemouth's home advantage gives them the edge in what should be an entertaining contest.

The Cherries have shown they can hurt teams at the Vitality Stadium and should capitalize against a Leicester defense that's been leaky on the road.

Leicester's away form has been poor this season, with five losses where both teams have scored, suggesting they'll find the net but ultimately fall short.

Andoni Iraola's men have little to play for but professional pride will ensure they aim to finish their home campaign with a victory.

A 2-1 scoreline aligns perfectly with the expected pattern of play: Bournemouth doing enough to win while Leicester's desperation yields a consolation goal.

Key stats

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Bournemouth sits 11th in the table with 53 points, having drawn 11 matches this season—showing they're often competitive without dominating
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Leicester occupies 18th position with just 25 points, having lost 24 of their 37 matches played this season
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Bournemouth's recent form (LLWDD) suggests inconsistency, while Leicester has shown slight improvement (WDWLL) despite their relegation position
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Leicester has conceded 78 goals this season (2.1 per game), making them one of the league's most vulnerable defenses, while Bournemouth has scored 56 goals—10 more than they've conceded