Leicester City vs Southampton Tickets

The Saints travel from the South Coast to the King Power Stadium, and supporters of both teams who wish to attend this fixture can take advantage of the amazing range of Leicester City vs Southampton tickets available via SeatPick today.

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Leicester City vs Southampton History

The Foxes famously clinched their first-ever English domestic championship when Claudio Ranieri led the club to a hugely unexpected Premier League title in 2015/16, with the likes of Jamie Vardy, N’Golo Kante and Riyad Mahrez proving key. Brendan Rodgers then took the team to their first-ever FA Cup success a few years later, while Enzo Maresca took Leicester City back to the top tier in 2024 before leaving to take over at Chelsea.

Southampton have never won a domestic championship, with the closest they’ve come to doing so coming during Lawrie McMenemy’s successful spell in charge. The long-serving manager helped the Saints to an FA Cup triumph in 1976 when they defeated Manchester United in the final and then saw his team run Liverpool close for the old First Division title, with the club finishing as runners-up in 1984

Leicester City vs Southampton Head-to-Head

Though Southampton have experienced some success on their visits to the East Midlands, they have suffered a poor record away at Leicester City in recent years.

In 2022, two goals from Ayoze Perez and further efforts from James Maddison and Jamie Vardy completed a 4-1 win for the Foxes. In 2024, when both teams gained promotion to the top flight, a hat-trick from Abdul Fatawu helped the home side to a thumping 5-0 win, with Wilfred Ndidi and Vardy supplying the other goals.

Leicester City vs Southampton Mutual Connections

Of the many players to have played for both Leicester City and Nottingham Forest, it’s arguably England international legend Peter Shilton who has most famously done so.

The keeper started his career at Leicester City, his hometown club, and went on to play 348 times for the club, even finding time to score a goal, before leaving to join Stoke City in 1974.

In 1977, he moved to Nottingham Forest and over the course of five decorated seasons with the City Ground outfit, he made 272 appearances and won a domestic title and two European Cups.