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a year ago

Minute 64'

These minutes passed without much intensity after an intense start, with the home team maintaining possession but there was no clear option for either team in this second half.

The score is still 1-0 in favor of Leicester City, who seem to be happy with the result and the way the match is going.

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Key moments

  1. 4:33 PM ETSecond half begins
  2. 3:30 PM ET8'Goal · Leicester City 1-0
a year ago

Minute 60'

Corner kick for Birmingham that did not generate any danger, the only approach they have had in this second half, the home team that has it well controlled and does not leave spaces, it is also difficult for me to create them, it is on a free kick where they try.

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Minute 55'

Leicester had a chance!

The home team reacted quickly to Birmingham's attack and Ayew shot directly into the goal but the Birmingham goalkeeper responded very well and prevented the home team's second goal.

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Minute 52'

Birmingham tries! 

This time Gray's shot is deflected off the crossbar of the Leicester goal, the Birmingham team fails a lot in definition and it may cost them as the opponent is organizing better on the field.

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Second half begins

The last 45 minutes of this match begin, the partial score remains 1-0 in favor of Leicester City, we will see if the same pace is maintained or Birmingham will look for a comeback and make the match more entertaining.

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Minute 45' Additional time

In the last minutes there was friction and fouls by both teams, and also the stop at the beginning to attend to the player Gray,, however in the course of the match there has not, been much incidence...

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Minute 39'

Gray has been a key player for Birmingham City, taking part in all the plays and making the most dangerous appearances in the home team's box, despite a nasty fall at the beginning of the game.

The score remains 1-0 in favor of the home team.

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Minute 35'

The goal cooled the game down a lot, Leicester were no longer as dangerous in the Allsop goal despite constantly getting into the box and Birmingham, although not dropping their arms, did not create the space to hurt their opponents.

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Minute 33'

In terms of possession it is remarkable the superiority of Leicester that has 63% over 39% of Birmingham, with 9 total shots of the Blues over 6 of the visitors.

With 2 yellow cards for the home side and 1 for Birmingham, no red cards.

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Minute 28'

Birmingham is saved!

A powerful shot from Ayew but the goalkeeper Allsop flew and pulled the ball to the right side of the goal, a surprising move for the visitors who manage to get out of this play well, still looking for the goal.

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Minute 25'

After 20 minutes of intense play, both teams came out with the desire to attack and hurt their opponents, but it was Leicester who took advantage of the opportunity they had at the start of the game to take the partial victory.

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Minute 23'

Gray is starring in a smart Leicester side that keeps the score level. Birmingham dominate and look to push forward but the Leicester Blues defense is well stopped, Iwata tries to shoot but the ball goes wide.

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Minute 17'

Chance for Leicester!

Louis Page breaks through with speed, but the ball is deflected when the Leicester player seemed about to score, he couldn't have a good control of the ball, the visiting defense seems to be out of position.

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Minute 13'

Demarai Gray runs, and is knocked down, falling in a spectacular manner. The images don't show it the visitor Birmingham has time to compose himself, but it looks like he won't count on Gray, they understand on the pitch.

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Minute 8' GOOOOOOOAL OF LEICESTER

Leicester opens the scoring! The pressure generated from the start took effect and the home side opened the scoring through Fatawu who received the ball from a cross and headed the first for Leicester in this match.

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Starts first half

The first 45 minutes kick off between Leicester and Birmingham, quite a lot of people in the stadium to accompany this EFL Championship match, the whistle is blown and the ball is rolling to see how this match will end.

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Starting Birmingham

This is the starting eleven of Birmingham City to face Leicester City for the fourth date of the EFL Championship, without great novelties in the starting eleven, they will face this match where the home team will try to interpose their experience and superiority.

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a year ago

Starting Leicester

This is the starting eleven of Leicester City to face Birmingham City for the fourth date of the EFL Championship, without great novelties in the starting eleven, they will face this match where the home team will try to interpose their experience and superiority.

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a year ago

Stay tuned for Leicester vs Birmingham coverage

We'll soon share with you the starting lineups for Leicester vs Birmingham en live match, as well as the latest information from King Power Stadium.

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How to watch Leicester vs Birmingham ?

The Leicester vs Birmingham match will be broadcast live on television on CBS SPORTS in the USA.

It will be broadcast directly on streaming, Paramount+ and Amazon Prime Video.

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What time Leicester vs Birmingham?

This is the kick-off time for the Leicester vs Birmingham match, August 29, 2025 in several countries:

Argentina: 16:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Bolivia: 15:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Brazil: 16:00 hrs.-Amazon Prime Video 

Chile: 16:00 hrs.- - Disney Premium 

Colombia: 14:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Ecuador: 14:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Spain: 20:00 hrs.

USA (ET): 15:00 hrs.- Amazon Prime Video, FuboTV 

Mexico: 13:00 hrs.- Disney Premium, ESPN 4

Paraguay: 16:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Peru: 14:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Uruguay: 16:00 hrs.- Disney Premium 

Venezuela: 15:00 hrs.- Disney Premium

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a year ago

Possible line-ups for Leicester and Birmingham

Leicester City possible starting lineup:

Stolarczyk; Choudhury, Okoli, Vestegaard, Thomas; Soumare, Skipp; Fatawu, Daka, Mavididi; Ayew

Birmingham City possible starting lineup:

Allsop; Osayi-Samuel, Neumann, Klarer, Laird; Iwata, Paik; Willumsson, Stansfield, Gray; Furushashi

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Birmingham previous statements

“But Leicester away for any team this season will be as hard as it gets, no doubt. But it is a game that we're looking forward to. It was an unknown coming back to the Championship, how would we do in these different games? And this is another real test away from home against a top side, so let's see how we can get on".

“Performance-wise, I've been encouraged by a lot of what I've seen in the games. We've given very few chances away, I think probably a lot less than anyone in the league. So, we've looked very solid in that sense, and we've been scoring goals in order to win matches so there's been a lot of positive signs early on".

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Leicester's previous statements

“They are doing really well and I’m not surprised,” he commented on Chris Davies' side. “I talked already about this trend and dynamic of those teams who are recently promoted and how that is usually a positive.

“Birmingham has an ambitious project, but they did really well in League 1. They’ve started the season strong, with a clear identity on the way they want to play, so they are full of confidence".

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Last 6 Birmingham games

26 Aug 2025 - Carabao Cup

Birmingham 0: 1Port Vale

23 Aug 2025 - Championship

Birmingham 1: 0 Oxford United

16 Aug 2025 - Championship

Blackburn 1 : 2 Birmingham

13 Aug 2025 - Carabao Cup

Birmingham 2 :1 Sheffield United

8 Aug 2025 - Championship

Birmingham 1:1O Ipswich Town

2 Aug 2025 - Clubs Friendlies

Birmingham 1:0 Nottingham Forest

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Last 6 Leicester games

23 Aug 2025 - Championship

Charlton Athletic 0:0 Leicester

16 Aug 2025 - Championship

Preston North  2:1Leicester

13 Aug 2025 - Carabao Cup

Huddersfield Town 2: 2 Leicester

10 Aug 2025 - Championship

Leicester 1-2 Sheffield Wednesday

3 Aug 2025 - Clubs FriendliesLeiceste 2 : 0 Fiorentina

25 Jul 2025 - Clubs Friendlies

Köln 3 : 1 Leicester

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a year ago

Birmingham updates

After storming to the League One title last season, Birmingham have made an unbeaten start to their Championship campaign, winning two and drawing one of their first three matches to put themselves in fifth position in the standings. 

Blues kicked off the season with a 1-1 draw against Ipswich Town, before they recorded 2-1 victories over Sheffield United and Blackburn Rovers in the EFL Cup and league, respectively.

Birmingham made it three wins on the bounce when they edged out Oxford United via a 1-0 scoreline on Saturday, thanks to Paik Seung-ho's 40th-minute effort at St Andrew's.

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a year ago

Leicester updates

Leicester are currently sitting in seventh place in the Championship table after winning two and losing one of Marti Cifuentes' first three league matches in charge. 

Cifuentes kicked off his tenure with a narrow 2-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday, before his team lost on penalties to Huddersfield Town in the EFL Cup and fell to a 2-1 defeat in their away league clash against Preston North End.

However, the Foxes managed to produce a positive response in their most recent outing against Charlton Athletic, with Abdul Fatawu scoring the decisive goal in a 1-0 victory at The Valley.

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a year ago

King Power Stadium

It is a soccer stadium where matches of the local team Leicester City Football Club are held. It was inaugurated in July 2002, with a capacity of 32 261 spectators (all seated), making it the fourteenth stadium with the largest capacity in England. Previously, the club played for over a hundred years at Filbert Street.

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a year ago

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