Leicester vs. Bournemouth live stream: Watch Premier League online
By Adam Stocker
Leicester face Bournemouth at King Power Stadium on Sunday, May 21. Here’s all the info you need to watch.
Leicester host Bournemouth in the Premier League season finale on Sunday. The Cherries sit two points ahead of last year’s league champions. However, Leicester enter the game on short rest and could elect to rest players in the season finale. On Thursday, Tottenham smashed Leicester 6-1, behind a brace from Heung-min Son and four goals from Harry Kane.
The Tigers have lost three of their past five games, while Bournemouth have won three of their past four and picked up 10 of 12 points. The Cherries defeated Burnley 2-1 on a late goal from Joshua King. The Norwegian strike has had a breakout season for Bournemouth, scoring five times in his past seven games and has scored 16 goals this season.
Leicester rested Robert Huth on Thursday, and he could come back into the lineup on Sunday. Manager Craig Shakespeare subbed off both Jamie Vardy and Shinji Okazaki against Tottenham. Both strikers could again play on short rest. Vardy and Okazaki have combined for 15 goals and six assists this season. Sunday could be the last game that keeper Kasper Schmeichel plays for the Tigers. Schmeichel has been involved in several transfer rumors. Last summer, Leicester purchased German international and former Hannover first choice keeper Ron-Robert Zieler who could replace Schmeichel should he leave over the summer.
Next: All the live stream info in one place
The Premier League match between Leicester and Bournemouth will be broadcast on Bravo. Live streaming is available on NBC Sports, which you can access with your cable or satellite, either online or through their app.
Date: Sunday, May 21
Start Time: 10:00 a.m. ET
Location: Leicester, England
Stadium: King Power Stadium
TV info: Bravo
Live Stream: NBC Sports, Fubo.TV
When the teams first met this season, Bournemouth walked away with a 1-0 victory. With very little to play for, hopefully, both teams decide to compete and not take an early summer vacation.