Liverpool vs Leicester City Tickets

Games at Anfield have proven to be some of the most anticipated matches in English football, and this particular fixture is one both sets of supporters will be relishing.

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Liverpool vs Leicester City Head-to-Head

The first on-field meeting between Liverpool FC & Leicester City took place back in 1895, with both clubs playing in the Second Division at the time. This particular fixture ended 3-1 in favour of the home side.

The teams contested a maiden FA Cup tie in 1906 FA and two years later they met in the First Division for the first time. They wouldn’t clash again in the FA Cup until 1963 when they faced off in the semi-finals of this historic competition. LCFC earned a 1-0 win but went on to lose to Manchester United in the FA Cup final.

Liverpool & Leicester reconvened in the FA Cup two years later, this time in the quarter-finals, and again in 1969. The two sides were drawn together in the 1974 FA Cup semi-finals as LFC ran out 3-1 winners at Villa Park before defeating Newcastle United, 3-0, at Wembley Stadium.

April 1995 was the first time Leicester City visited Anfield for a Premier League fixture. Robbie Fowler & Ian Rush both scored, just as they had in the reverse fixture earlier in the season, for the Reds to record a 2-0 victory.

More recently, on Boxing Day 2015, Liverpool claimed a narrow 1-0 win over the Foxes thanks to Christian Benteke’s solitary goal. The Reds came out on top in the following edition of this fixture in September 2016, with Leicester City the Premier League reigning champions at the time. Roberto Firmino netted twice in a 4-1 triumph for Jürgen Klopp’s side.

Liverpool vs Leicester City Stats & Mutual Connections

Jamie Vardy is the all-time top scorer in matches between these sides, with no fewer than 10 goals against LFC.

In terms of players who have represented both Leicester City & Liverpool, Emile Heskey is one of the most notable names. The ex-England striker began his career at LCFC, making his senior debut in 1995, before moving to Anfield in March 2000. Heskey went on to amass 223 appearances across a five-year stay at Liverpool.

Paul Konchesky joined Leicester directly from Liverpool in 2011, having spent less than a year with the Merseyside outfit. The left-back remained at the King Power Stadium for five years, racking up 155 outings for the Foxes.

Wales goalkeeper Danny Ward signed for Liverpool in 2012, though he would mainly serve as a backup goalkeeper and played only three times for the first-team. He switched to Leicester City in 2018, with the transfer reported to be worth around £12.5m.

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