West Brom's head coach, Carlos Corberan, has emphasised his dedication to his current role amid rumours linking him to the vacant managerial position at Leicester City. The Foxes recently parted ways with Steve Cooper after a 2-1 loss to Chelsea, leaving them 16th in the Premier League standings. Despite speculation involving several potential candidates, including Corberan, he remains committed to West Bromwich.

"I can only say how focused I am at West Bromwich, how proud I feel to be the coach of this amazing club," Corberan stated. "I understand that football always has speculation around, but I didn't even know that Leicester's coach was sacked, for example, until last night. There is so much speculation that can appear out of my control. I am completely focused on my work, my club, to get better form, to give fans better results and hopefully our fans don't feel any type of lack of respect because there are always things in the media we cannot control."

Brentford managed to secure a point against Everton at Goodison Park despite playing with ten men for the entire second half. Christian Norgaard received a red card in the 41st minute following a challenge on Jordan Pickford. VAR advised referee Chris Kavanagh to review the incident on the pitch-side monitor, leading to Norgaard's dismissal.The Bees successfully appealed against a potential three-match suspension for Norgaard. Head coach Thomas Frank expressed satisfaction with his team's resilience during adversity. "It was tough; it wasn't easy; the boys dug in," he said. "We started off really well, playing some good football."Yoane Wissa has been instrumental for Brentford in recent home games. He has contributed nine goals in his last five Premier League matches at home (seven goals and two assists). Bryan Mbeumo has also been impactful, scoring or assisting in his last six appearances at Gtech Community Stadium.For Leicester City, Jamie Vardy stands out with an impressive conversion rate this season. Vardy has netted four goals from five shots on target in the Premier League. This efficiency makes him a crucial player for Leicester as they aim to improve their standing.

Brentford vs Leicester: Match Insights

Opta's data-driven simulations favour Brentford for an upcoming match against Leicester City. However, Brentford have yet to win any of their four Premier League encounters with Leicester (two draws and two losses). Despite this record, Brentford have excelled at home this season.The Bees have accumulated more points and scored more goals at home than any other team in the league this season. They aim for their fourth consecutive home victory in the Premier League—a feat they have never achieved before.Leicester City remain unbeaten in their last eight league meetings with Brentford since March 1953. However, their recent away form against London teams has been poor, winning just one of their last 13 Premier League away games against such sides.

Opta Win Probability

According to Opta's win probability model:- Brentford: 59.5%- Draw: 21.2%- Leicester: 19.3%Despite struggling this season with only two wins from twelve league matches, Leicester have scored in more different games than any other team so far this term except one match against Manchester United where they failed to score (0-3).