Leicester City, who are experiencing a growing lack of confidence, will head up north to face League Two’s struggling Stockport County in the EFL Cup on Tuesday.

The struggling Foxes have only earned one point from their first three games, while their opponents have dropped four of their last five league games, including a loss to Mansfield last weekend.

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Team	Bet365	Betway	1xbet
Stockport county	6.50,	7.60	7.79
Leicester City	1.40	1.41	1.39

Stockport County Vs Leicester City Tips and Prediction

After losing to Southampton at home on Saturday, Leicester City is still searching for their first Premier League victory of the new campaign. Given recent transfer market developments, Leicester City’s lethargic start is coming under heavy scrutiny.

By allowing a one-goal lead to erode over the weekend, the Foxes lost the chance to raise that total. Maddison’s first goal was ultimately rendered moot by Che Adams of South Coast, who scored twice in the second half.

Leicester needs to get themselves together and resume their recent successful cup performance. Their FA Cup victory capped off a few runs in Europe, but that now seems like such a very long time ago.

The majority of the last four years have been spent in obscurity by former rivals from the second division Stockport County, while Leicester has enjoyed the limelight.

The Hatters returned to league competition after an 11-year hiatus, and they came into the 2022–23 season as the National League champions from the previous year, giving them momentum.

County celebrated their re-entry into the EFL Cup with a 1-0 success at Harrogate Town earlier this month, despite the challenges of life in League Two thus far. Now, they aim to pull off a huge upset and start a successful cup run.

There have been many changes since the 1996–97 season, when Stockport finished second in the Second Division and reached the League Cup semifinals by defeating three Premiership clubs. Despite their current troubles, Leicester are unlikely to be able to equal those achievements.

Conclusion

Leicester, a three-time League Cup champion, is overdue for a strong showing in this competition given their recent cup success. Despite their challenges, they still have a strong and adaptable team that can compete with teams at the bottom of the EFL pyramid.