On February 7, Birmingham were hosting Leicester City in the Championship of England. The match concluded with Birmingham defeating Leicester City 2-1.
The game turned on the 3rd minute when Ibrahim Osman found the net, putting Birmingham in front. Issahaku Fatawu and Jay Stansfield then scored, bringing the match to a 2-1 conclusion.
All eyes turn to the pitch as the upcoming match sees Birmingham and Leicester City meet again, 5 months after their previous Championship encounter which Leicester City won 2-0. Birmingham come into this match fresh off a victory over Oxford United in Championship on January 31, bringing their unbeaten streak to six. However, their defense has shown cracks, with goals conceded across seven consecutive home matches.
Leicester City, in comparison, are on a troubling run, heading into this match following two back-to-back defeats to Charlton Athletic and Oxford United, marking four games without a single win. Their defensive frailties have been apparent as they have struggled to keep opponents from scoring, conceding in their last four matches.
This Championship match offers a platform for Birmingham and Leicester City’s goal-scorers to step up and leave their mark on the contest. Birmingham’s attacking options, guided by Chris Davies, have been bolstered by Jay Stansfield, the team’s top scorer, and Demarai Gray, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Stansfield has already scored eight goals in Championship this season, and continues to shine as their top assist provider, with five goal-creating passes this term. Birmingham’s offense has also been strengthened by Marvin Ducksch, Patrick Roberts and Alex Cochrane, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.
Meanwhile, Leicester City’s Issahaku Fatawu and leading scorer Jordan James have played significant roles in the team’s attack, crafted under Andy King’s leadership, each providing decisive moments in their offensive play. James leads Leicester City’s scoring charts in Championship this season with nine goals, while Fatawu has been their leading creator in the competition with seven assists. Jordan Ayew, Stephy Mavididi and Bobby De Cordova-Reid have also played key roles, contributing with goals and assists to fuel Leicester City’s attack.
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The AI gives an initial outlook on Birmingham vs Leicester City before the match, and as the game progresses, it refines those predictions continuously based on live developments. In this case, the pre-match projection was spot on - it pointed to Birmingham's win. The forecast, generated from pre-game data, showed Birmingham’s victory had the highest chance, at 48%, while a draw was at 31% and Leicester City’s victory was at 21%.
We are updating team formations and line-ups for Birmingham - Leicester City in real time.
Birmingham kicked off the game with James Beadle, Kai Wagner, Christoph Klarer, Phil Neumann who got substituted by Bright Osayi-Samuel on the 62nd minute, Tomoki Iwata, Paik Seung-Ho, Jhon Solis who got substituted by Tommy Doyle on the 63rd minute, Ibrahim Osman, Jay Stansfield who got substituted by August Priske on the 75th minute, Carlos Vicente who got substituted by Patrick Roberts on the 62nd minute and Marvin Ducksch as starters, with Ryan Allsop, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Jonathan Panzo, Tommy Doyle, Kanya Fujimoto, Patrick Roberts, Briar Bateman, August Priske and Kyogo Furuhashi on the bench.
Leicester City's starting eleven were Asmir Begovic, Luke Thomas, Benjamin Nelson, Jamaal Lascelles who got substituted by Olabade Aluko on the 71st minute, Ricardo Pereira, Joe Aribo who got substituted by Divine Mukasa on the 77th minute, Oliver Skipp, Stephy Mavididi who got substituted by Harry Winks on the 46th minute, Bobby De Cordova-Reid, Issahaku Fatawu who got substituted by Dujuan Richards on the 77th minute and Patson Daka who got substituted by Jordan Ayew on the 77th minute, with Jakub Stolarczyk, Victor Kristiansen, Olabade Aluko, Jeremy Monga, Divine Mukasa, Louis Page, Harry Winks, Dujuan Richards and Jordan Ayew on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card twice throughout the game. Joe Aribo and Asmir Begovic were the ones to receive it.
Over five meetings since March 2020, the teams have each had their moments. Leicester City have won all five matches, leaving Birmingham without a single victory or draw. Their most recent clash took place on August 29, 2025, with Leicester City winning 2-0. In total, Birmingham have managed three goals in these five meetings, compared to Leicester City's eleven. So far, Leicester City have proven stronger in their recent head-to-head record against Birmingham.
Birmingham have won eleven of their 30 matches in Championship this season, with nine draws and ten defeats, netting 41 goals (1.37 per match) and conceding 38 (1.27 per match). In Championship, Leicester City have played 30 matches, winning ten, drawing eight and losing twelve, scoring 40 goals, averaging 1.33 per match, while conceding 45, an average of 1.50 per match.
Birmingham are coming off a win in their last match against Oxford United, while Leicester City's recent form includes two consecutive losses, having lost to Charlton Athletic and Oxford United in their last two matches. Overall, Birmingham have won eight of their last twenty matches, losing six and drawing six, while over their most recent twenty games, Leicester City have claimed seven victories, suffered ten defeats, and drawn three times.
As always, England Championship's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Birmingham are 13th with 42 points from their 30 games, while Leicester City hold 20th place with 32 points after 30 matches.
We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Birmingham and Leicester City in real time. You can watch the goals by Ibrahim Osman, Issahaku Fatawu and Jay Stansfield as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Birmingham - Leicester City are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.