These teams are equally good class-wise, but the expectations at the markets do not seem to think so.

Leicester suffered from injuries last season, but also their defensive performances were very weak and it is a small miracle that they ended up as high as 8th. There is quality in the attack though and with the optimal lineup also the wingers offer threat.

Schmeichel; Castagne, Fofana, Evans, Pereira; Tielemans, Ndidi, Dewsbury-Hall; Barnes, Vardy, Maddison would be the optimal one, today they miss Barnes, Pereira and Bertrand.

The coach Rogers knows very well that new signings are badly needed, but so far the markets have been quiet, both ways, and to be in top-10 with this squad would be considered a big success!

Brentford's debut was exactly that! They did not only survive, but were underperforming badly compared to xG-stats.

They ended the season with good performances, although partly due Christian Eriksen who is now gone, but their approach to football is not down to one player as they go data first.

The is width and rotation in the team under Thomas Frank who can continue with his excellent job. They are fast in counters but also have a big and important target man Toney.

Set pieces are of big importance, and they are better as a team than you might think of looking at individual players class.

Raya; Pinnock, Jansson, Ajer; Henry, Norgaard, Janelt, DaSilva, Hickey; Toney, Mbeumo would be the optimal lineup. DaSilva is the key man and he should fill the hole of Eriksen.

Sergi Canos is suspended, centrebacks Ajer and Pinnock injured.

Leicester are forced to take the control, and it suites Brentford perfectly and it would not surprise to see them even winning this one!