Leicester v Fulham: Why is Premier League clash not on TV, kick off time and how to watch highlights

Fulham are to play for the first time since the turn of the new year as they take on Leicester in the latest round of Premier League fixtures. The Cottagers will look to make three wins in a row after victories against Crystal Palace and Southampton.

A late goal from summer signing and Portugal international Joao Palhinha was enough to see off relegation-threatened Southampton. James Ward Prowse had equalled the score with a trademark free kick, cancelling out his own goal in the first half.

That win, combined with Chelsea being held to a draw by Nottingham Forest a day later (January 1) saw Fulham leapfrog their West London rivals into eighth.

Marco Silva gave an update on star striker Alexsandr Mitrovic saying his foot problem, which hasn’t stopped the Serbian from playing, is getting better. The striker has been in fine form this season, scoring 10 and grabbing one assist from 14 league games.

Meanwhile, Leicester are missing numerous key men. Patson Daka will be sidelined after injury in their defeat to Liverpool joining Jonny Evans, James Maddison, Dennis Praet, James Justin, Ryan Bertrand and Ricardo Pereira, who are all out with injury.

When does Leicester v Fulham kick off?

Leicester vs Fulham will kick off at 7:45pm on Tuesday, January 3 2023. The game will be played at the King Power Stadium.

Why is Leicester v Fulham not on TV?

The game has not been selected for broadcast in the UK. Despite the game not being played during the ‘blackout’ period, which televised coverage between 2:45pm and 5:15pm on a Saturday, the game will not be on TV.

The game just has simply not been picked up, with Sky opting to show coverage of the Arsenal v Newcastle game instead, which kicks off at the same time.

How to watch highlights of Leicester v Fulham

Sky Sports subscribers can watch extensive highlights of the game around 15 - 30 minutes after the game. Otherwise, fans may have to wait for official highlights to be put on Youtube by the respective clubs.