Leicester City begins the new season with a test against last season’s surprise team Brentford at the King Power Stadium. The Foxes, led by Brendan Rodgers, missed European places and primarily focused on domestic competitions.

Brentford successfully preserved its top-flight status for another year after returning to the English top flight after a 74-year wait. The London-based club is one of the emerging clubs in the Premier League lately.

Host Leicester City’s success was threatened as the club failed to finish in either of the European places. The Foxes must overcome the Brentford test today and upcoming fixtures to stand a chance of finishing in the top six once again.

What is the kickoff time for Leicester City vs Brentford match today?

The match will Kick-off 2:00 PM BST (British Summer Time) Sunday, August 7 2022

UK (BST) 02:00 PM

CEST: 03:00 PM

Eastern Time: 09:00 AM

Central Time: 08:00 AM

Mountain Time: 07:00 AM

Pacific Time: 06:00 AM

Gulf Standard Time: 05:00 PM

Indian Standard Time: 06:30 PM

Where to watch Leicester City vs Brentford on TV and live stream

The match between Leicester City and Brentford on LCFC TV (Leicester City FC TV) in the United Kingdom (UK) and Peacock in the United States (UK)

• US: Peacock

• UK: Leicester City TV (LCFC TV) and BBC Radio 5 Live Sports

• Canada: fuboTV Canada

• Australia: Optus Sport

• India: Star Sports Select HD2, Hotstar VIP, Star Sports Select 2 and JioTV

• Germany: Sky Sport 5/HD, Sky Go and WOW

• Portugal: Eleven Sports 2 Portugal

• Netherlands: Viaplay Netherlands

• The Middle East and North Africa: beIN Sports Premium 2, beIN SPORTS CONNECT and TOD

• Rest of Africa: DStv Now, SuperSport Football Plus ROA, SuperSport Variety 4, SuperSport GOtv Select 2

• New Zealand: Sky Sport 2 NZ, SKY Go NZ and Sky Sport NOW

Leicester City vs Brentford Premier League 2022/23 Match Preview

Leicester City is one of the least busiest Premier League teams in the transfer market. The Foxes have not made any significant addition to their team. However, players like Wesley Fofana’s bids by top teams have been turned down by the Foxes.

Kasper Schmeichel ended his eleven-year relationship with Leicester City by moving to the French side of OGC Nice. The Dane won the EFL Championship, the Premier League, FA Cup and the FA Community Shield with the Foxes.

Brendan Rodgers is, however, confident with his team, despite the club’s inactivity in the current transfer window.

Brentford was successful in their first Premier League season in 74 years, finishing 13th above Aston Villa, Southampton and Everton.

English forward Ivan Toney was Brentford’s best player last season, with twelve goals and five assists in 33 Premier League appearances. Thomas Frank, Brentford’s head coach, is expected to consolidate on the previous season’s performance.