Huddersfield vs Leicester Prediction & Betting Tips (13 August)

Huddersfield is playing an additional season in the 3rd Division League One following its 10th place last season. Currently, the championship has resumed and Huddersfield starts drum beating with two successes without even conceding a goal against Leyton Orient 3-0 and on the lawn of Reading last weekend 0-2.  The Leicester Foxes will therefore not have given a long time in the Premier League by being relegated the season which followed their promotion.

Return to the Championship therefore and a return for the moment successful with a first success at the opening of the ball against the Sheffield Wed, depopulated during the transfer window and especially reduced to ten during the 2nd act which allowed the 2016 England champion to return to the brand and even to win via a goal from Wout Faes in the 87th minute of play. 

This start of the season was marked by absences at Huddersfield but ultimately without much importance given the two beautiful victories gleaned. The absent are: Leo Castledine (loaned by Chelsea), Chapman (replacement guardian), Evans (2 goals, 6 assists), Marcus Harness (arrival free from Ipswich), Rhys Healey (ex-Toulouse), Marcus McGuane (arrival from Bristol Sou form of a transfer) and Murray Wallace (ex-Millwall, Just landed from Preston, defender Jack Whatmough slammed his first league goal during the 0-2 success against Reading. In the same match, the 18 -year -old prowess Cameron Ashia scored her first professional goal. Arrived free from Lincoln this summer, Sean Roughan (22) was released on injury during the 1st day but more fear than harm, he returned to competition last weekend and will most likely be in the spot today. Note all the same that during the offseason, Josh Koroma (11 goals, 2 assists last year) took the escaper powder just like the young Callum Marshall (20, 9 goals, 3 offerings) back to West Ham (End of loan) and Matthew Pearson (5 goals) engaged on the side of Doncaster. The English striker (7 goals in 26 selections) decided to stop probably for good since the latter is still without a club today.

Despite his departure, the Foxes are very well equipped to have a great season in Championship and why not play a blow in national competitions like this EFL Cup and the FA Cup. The fact remains that for the moment, elements like the Australian international Souttar, former Niçois Ricardo Pereira, Victor Kristiansen and the Jamaican midfielder Bobby de Cordova-Reid have all missed the back to school (injury). This was not the case for Mr. Jordan Ayew (5 goals in PL last season), nor for the heroes of the J1: Wout Faes and Jannik Vestegaard (defenders). Loaned by Brighton last season, the Argentinian Facundo Buonanotte (20) returned to his club on July 1 and should even stay there after a solid individual League campaign last season (5 goals, 2 assists). 

• Summary: Huddersfield Town is going head to head with Leicester City starting on 13 Aug 2025 at 18:45 UTC at The John Smith's Stadium stadium, Huddersfield city, England. The match is a part of the EFL Cup .
• Huddersfield Feedinco Rating: 7.07
• Leicester Feedinco Rating: 7.01