Brendan Rodgers’s men thumped Aston Villa 4-2 in their most recent match, while the Lilywhites dented Manchester City’s title chances with a 1-0 win in North London.
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The Foxes are three points adrift of safety after nine matches so far this season, while the Eagles are sitting five points further ahead in 15th place.
The forward has enjoyed a legendary career with the East Midlands outfit, helping fire the Foxes to the most surprising of Premier League titles in 2015-16.
The Foxes were eliminated from continental competition after a 1-0 second-leg semi-final loss to Roma, while the Toffees most recently won by the same scoreline against Chelsea.
Brendan Rodgers’s side come into the game on the back of a 0-0 draw with PSV Eindhoven in the first leg of their Europa Conference League quarterfinal, while the Eagles thrashed Arsenal 3-0 last time out.
The Bees are currently 15th in the table, now eight points clear of the relegation zone, while Leicester occupy 12th, only three points ahead of Brentford but with three games in hand on their opponents here.
The Daily Mail claimed that Belgium star, Youri Tielemans, is likely to depart the King Power Stadium as he has approximately one year to run on his contract, while his midfield partner, Wilfred Ndidi, is on the radar of other clubs.
The Hammers currently occupy fourth spot in the Premier League table, while the Foxes have slipped down to 12th place, 14 points behind David Moyes’s men.
The Seagulls are currently ninth in the table, picking up 29 points from their 21 league games this term, while Leicester are 10th, four points behind their opponents here with two matches in hand.
Meanwhile, Newcastle moved to within three points of safety last weekend after edging out Burnley, their first victory since the appointment of Eddie Howe.
The Blues were held to a 1-1 draw by Burnley last time out, while Brendan Rodgers’s side also took a point from their meeting with Leeds United.
Goals from Brazilian defender Gabriel and then a well-taken second from Emile Smith Rowe ensured the Gunners continued their fine form under Mikel Arteta.
The application includes a proposal to add 8,000 seats to the East Stand, taking the stadium’s capacity to 40,000.
The two-week international break may have refreshed things for other teams, but it was a familiar story for United, who came undone yet again.
Brendan Rodgers’s side eased to a 2-0 win at Millwall on Wednesday evening, while a Jay Rodriguez-inspired Burnley saw off Rochdale 4-1.
The Citizens have collected six points from their first three matches to sit seventh in the table, while Leicester have also picked up six points to occupy ninth after three rounds of fixtures in England’s top flight.
While Brendan Rodgers is gearing up for his third full season in charge of the Foxes, a new name will aim to restore Wolves back to their short-lived European days.
Iheanacho, who converted a spot kick in Leicester City three-all draw against QPR, will be aiming to further consolidate on his scoring record.
The FA Cup holders will confirm plans next month ahead of a public consultation with the Foxes aiming to add an additional 8,000 seats to take the capacity to 40,000.
The Foxes are currently fifth in the table, level on points with fourth-placed Liverpool, while Tottenham occupy seventh spot and can still qualify for next season’s Europa League.