Leicester (W) vs West Ham United (W) Best odds and tips

West Ham United Women enter Saturday’s Super League Women 2024/2025 clash with Leicester City Women as the slight favourites, but the Foxes’ strong home record suggests that the Hammers will have to work hard for the win. Rehanne Skinner’s side are priced at 2.25 to win this fixture, while the Foxes are 2.83 and the Draw is 3.60. Skinner has done a good job since taking over as Hammers’ head coach on 1 July 2023 and West Ham United Women have had the better of the two Super League Women 2024/2025 meetings between these clubs, winning one and drawing one of the last two. They sit 7th in the table with 23 points from 21 games, while Leicester are 11th with 17 points from the same number of fixtures. The Hammers’ recent form is much the better of the two clubs, but Leicester have shown signs of improvement since Amandine Miquel’s appointment as head coach on 2 July 2024. The Foxes have won one, drawn two and lost two of their last five Super League Women 2024/2025 matches, which is a much improved record on what had gone before. Miquel is still trying to mould her new team into a cohesive unit with a clear tactical identity and it’s still too early to tell if she will be successful in her new role. But the Foxes have caused a few problems for the top sides in the division, while they have struggled to beat the more disciplined and organised teams.

West Ham United Women are the more organised and clinical of the two sides and can take advantage of the gaps that Leicester create when they press high up the pitch. Skinner’s side also have the width to stretch the Foxes’ defence and get some joy down the flanks, but Miquel’s side will fight for every ball and should be competitive at home. The Hammers have won one and drawn one of their last two Super League Women 2024/2025 meetings and that record should see them through to victory on Saturday. Both Teams to Score (Yes) is very short at 1.62, but the two teams’ recent records suggest this should be an open game with plenty of goalmouth action. Shekiera Martinez has been in red-hot form for West Ham United Women, scoring seven of their last 12 Super League Women goals, and she can make the difference again with a clinical finish. Janice Cayman remains Leicester City Women’s top scorer with three league goals from 21 appearances, which shows how much firepower they are lacking up front. Shannon O’Brien has stepped up to the plate in recent weeks, however, and has scored two of Leicester City Women’s six league goals in their last five matches. With both teams looking to finish the season with some pride and points, this should be a close and exciting encounter.