Leicester vs Sheffield United live stream: How to watch Premier League fixture online and on TV tonight

As Leicester City look to cling on to a place inside the top four, Sheffield United represent perhaps the least preferable opponents.

Chris Wilder’s side are still chasing a place in Europe after handing out a heavy defeat to Chelsea.

Brendan Rodgers’ side are beaten up with a number of absentees, but with just goal difference separating them from fifth-placed Manchester United, there is no margin left for error.

Only five points separate the teams heading into this contest.

Here is how you can watch the game on television or on a live stream.

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When is it and what time is kick-off?

The match will begin at 6pm on Thursday 16 July at the King Power Stadium.

How can I watch it online and on TV?

The match will be broadcast live on Sky One, Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Arena, Sky Sports Ultra HD and Pick, and Sky subscribers can also stream the game on the Sky Go app.

If you’re not a Sky customer, you can grab a NOWTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.

What is the team news?

James Maddison (hip) and Ben Chilwell (foot) are doubts, as is Marc Albrighton, who picked up a knock against Bournemouth. Caglar Soyuncu is out through suspension after his red card.

John Fleck (groin) is a doubt, but Chris Wilder is “hopeful”. Chris Basham (head) has been cleared.

Predicted line-ups

Leicester XI: Schmeichel; Justin, Bennett, Evans, Fuchs; Ndidi; Perez, Praet, Tielemans, Barnes; Vardy

Sheffield United XI: Henderson; Basham, Egan, O’Connell; Baldock, Berge, Norwood, Osborn, Stevens; McBurnie, McGoldrick

What are the odds?

Leicester: 21/20

Draw: 9/4

Sheffield United: 29/10

Prediction

Leicester are crumbling as the finish line approaches, but they still have hope, with Brendan Rodgers’ side clinging on to fourth on goal difference. Blades are flying after thrashing Chelsea too, so we see Chris Wilder’s side gaining a result here, and while an away win wouldn’t shock us, we’ll opt for the draw. 1-1.