Chipolopolo striker Patson Daka and his Leicester City will be looking to make their last play for survival this afternoon when they host West Ham.
The Foxes need to beat David Moyes’ Hammers who are safe and also hope that Bournemouth can do them a favour by not losing to Everton.
Anything other than a win will see Leicester’s season end in relegation.
In the event of a victory, however, the Club will remain in the Premier League if Everton also fail to defeat AFC Bournemouth.
Dean Smith’s team find themselves in a very big predicament with relegation to the Championship a big possibility for them.
City sit in 18th place with 31 points and a win will take them to 34 points same as The Toffees if they draw their game but Leicester have a better goal difference.
Daka will have to come to the party this afternoon and produce one of his fine performances like the night at the Otkrytie Bank Arena in the Russian capital in October, 2021.
The Zambian international made headlines around Europe scoring four goals as the Foxes came from two goals down to beat Russian Side, Spartak Moscow 4-3 in the Europa League.
Dean Smith will appreciate another master class from the Kafue Celtic product who has had a below average season by his standards.
West Ham’s season does not end with Sunday’s match, with the east Londoners also in the final of the UEFA Europa Conference League on 7 June, facing Italian side Fiorentina.
Meanwhile Iheanacho (groin), Dewsbury-Hall (ankle), Ricardo (hamstring), Evans (cramp) have all had limited playing time over recent weeks, but are expected to be available. Ndidi (hamstring) is a doubt too, while Söyüncü (hamstring) is out.
Sunday’s meeting of Leicester City and West Ham United will be the 140th time the two sides have come face to face in their respective histories.
The big match at the King Power Stadium will kick off at 17:30 Central African Time.
