Need the latest Foxes transfer news? Get FREE email alerts for Leicester City FC Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Leicester City's campaign comes to an end this afternoon with a home clash against top three-chasing Chelsea. The Foxes are looking to leapfrog Watford on the final day to finish eighth, bagging themselves some extra prize money, while Chelsea are looking to keep Tottenham at bay to remain in third, which will secure them automatic qualification for next season's Champions League. It's set to be an interesting final day for the Foxes with another stern test, their third on the bounce after games against Manchester City and Arsenal. And ahead of this afternoon's clash, pundits have been predicting the outcome. Here are the predictions of three different pundits. Mark Lawrenson (BBC) "I was really impressed by Leicester's performance against Manchester City on Monday and the way they were set up. "Yes, they eventually lost but they posed a real threat on the break and, from Liverpool's point of view, it is just a pity that the only real chance that they had went to Kelechi Iheanacho, because he was not quite ready for it. "If it had gone to Jamie Vardy in front of goal then I think there would have been a very different outcome, and Liverpool might have been given the upper hand in the title race. (Image: Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images) "Chelsea play on Thursday night, when they could book their place in the Europa League final. "The Blues have already made sure of a Champions League spot through their league position, so the pressure is off them a bit." Leicester City 2-0 Chelsea Paul Merson (Sky Sports) "I expect Chelsea to get through against Frankfurt, they're a far better team. "But they've got to win this game, you want to be finishing third. They've got to beat Leicester, it's quite a big game for Chelsea to finish third, but it's a hard game and I think Leicester will get something with how they've been playing." Leicester City 2-2 Chelsea Michael Owen (Metro) "Chelsea are guaranteed a spot in the Champions League next term and the hope is that they are also Europa League finalists by the time they visit the King Power Stadium on Sunday. "The Foxes are, however, looking to do the double over the Blues and, if there is to be a winner, I think the hosts will edge another entertaining game." Leicester City 2-1 Chelsea<doc-sep>Leicester City take on Chelsea today in their final fixture of the 2018/19 Premier League season, and you can follow all the action live below. A season of ups and downs featuring the devastation of losing Khun Vichai, the downfall of Claude Puel and the resurgence under Brendan Rodgers comes to an end this afternoon. The Foxes play their final game of the season in front of a packed out King Power Stadium, welcoming top-four chasing Chelsea to the East Midlands. City themselves haven't got too much to play for today, but they will be looking to finish the season on the high, as well as attempting to jump into eighth place, securing that extra prize money in the process. You can find out how they get on against Maurizio Sarri's Blues by following our live blog of today's clash below.<doc-sep>Chelsea travel up north to play the last game the Premier League season, against Leicester City, who have developed into a force to be reckoned with under Brendan Rodgers. With Champions League football secured, the squad knackered after 120 minutes of intense drama on Thursday, and an almost equally important (if not more important) charity friendly in the U.S. coming up, Maurizio Sarri will most likely resort to a well-rotated starting eleven. THE PREDICTED LINEUP Kepa Arrizabalaga was the hero in the penalty shootout on Thursday, and he’s been starting every game, so he’ll probably continue to start in this game as well. With the status of Andreas Christensen unclear, Gary Cahill could come into the lineup one last time, partnering with David Luiz. Davide Zappacosta did well as a substitute against Frankfurt and deserves a chance, with Marcos Alonso returning on the left. Ross Barkley was another who did well on Thursday in a substitute appearance, and will almost certainly start, presumably together with Mateo Kovačić. The third spot in central midfield is still up for grabs; N’Golo Kanté is still injured and Ruben Loftus-Cheek shouldn’t be risked. Could we see Danny Drinkwater get a surprise start? (Probably not.) A lack of options and need for rotation should see Gonzalo Higuaín start with Willian and Pedro on the wings. If Sarri feels adventurous then he could give a chance to an academy player or two, such as Daishawn Redan; however, there have been very little indications this season that the Italian will do so. 4-3-3 Arrizabalaga | Alonso, David Luiz, Cahill, Zappacosta | Barkley, Jorginho, Kovačić | Willian, Higuaín, Pedro THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE The WAGNH community made mostly obvious and expected choices as the likes of Hazard (53%), Loftus-Cheek (24%) and Azpilicueta (56%) get some well deserved rest. Cahill gets the clear nod over the possibly injured Christensen (10%), and the expected swap of Alonso for Emerson (30%) rounds off the season’s last Premier League edition of the fans’ preferred lineup. An honorary mention goes to Drinkwater (25%) who isn’t wanted anywhere near the starting eleven despite the game being a dead rubber. Oh well. 4-3-3 (84%) Arrizabalaga (69%) | Alonso (74%), David Luiz (88%), Cahill (67%), Zappacosta (72%) | Barkley (85%), Jorginho (70%), Kovačić (75%) | Willian (65%), Higuaín (77%), Pedro (81%) MY PREFERRED LINEUP Despite his recent intereview, I’d still like to see Cahill start in his last opportunity to play for the club where he’s won almost every possible trophy. A first start of the season for Danny Drinkwater would also make sense, especially given Sarri’s concerns over the squad’s overall fitness ahead of the Europa League final. 4-3-3 Arrizabalaga | Alonso, David Luiz, Cahill, Zappacosta | Barkley, Drinkwater, Kovačić | Willian, Higuaín, Pedro COME ON YOU BLUES!! !<doc-sep>
Hello and welcome to the King Power Stadium, where Leicester City host Chelsea in the final game of the Premier League season. The Blues come into this one after sealing progression to the Europa League final in midweek, with Eden Hazard striking the decisive penalty in a shootout at Stamford Bridge. In the Premier League, it's not been a great run for Maurizio Sarri's side, but they've secured a place in the top four for next season thanks to their rivals' stuttering form. Leicester vs Chelsea - Premier League Venue: King Power Stadium Date: Sunday May 12 Kick-off time: 3.00pm (BST) Previous meeting: Chelsea 0-1 Leicester, Premier League, December 22 2018. Chelsea team news Leicester team news Danny Simpson and Shinji Okazaki are likely to play some part in farewell appearances at the club with their contracts set to expire in the summer. Matty James and Daniel Amartey will both miss out with injuries. What TV channel is Leicester vs Chelsea on? Leicester vs Chelsea will not be broadcast live on television, but you can join football.london for full coverage of the game from the King Power Stadium, including live blog commentary, player ratings and reaction. Live stream information Leicester vs Chelsea will not be available to watch via live stream, but full coverage of the game will be available on football.london from the King Power Stadium, including team news and live blog commentary and player ratings. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .