Burton Albion are set to face Leicester City in their first home League One fixture of the season, with the Foxes hoping to bring their first win of the season. Russell Martin's men started the campaign with a 1-1 draw at Notts County, despite controlling large periods of the game. The Foxes were far from their best at Meadow Lane, but there were encouraging signs from the likes of Jayden Joseph, Sammy Braybrooke, and Will Alves. There were also problematic areas in their defensive play, handing County almost all of their chances.

What happened? Leicester City's predicted XI vs Burton Albion has been revealed, with Russell Martin facing a double selection headache. In goal, Alex McCarthy appears to be Martin's first choice after joining on a free transfer. McCarthy replaced Jakob Stolarczyk at Notts County after returning to fitness, despite Stolarczyk not doing anything wrong. Franco Ravizzoli's arrival from Blackpool has added depth to the goalkeeper department, but Stolarczyk, 25, isn't expected to accept being back-up.

Why it matters for Burton ## What comes next? The Foxes are expected to go with Wes Burns once again on the opposite side, with the former Ipswich Town man showing glimpses of his ability last week. However, he wasn't as impactful as needed, and more minutes on the pitch should help him settle. Perhaps the biggest decision awaiting Martin is what striker he goes for. The false nine system helped Leicester's build-up play at Notts County, and once the team iron out some of their attacking issues, players like Reid and Cullen should benefit from it.

What's at stake? Leicester City are currently 17th in League One, with 54 points from 46 games, and a goal difference of -10. They are 49 points behind leaders Lincoln and have a recent form of DDDWD. Their last result was a 2-2 draw against Leyton Orient, and they are unbeaten in their last 5 games. Ahead of a run of games, you can check on our fixtures page for the latest schedule. The Foxes will be looking to bring their first win of the season against Burton Albion, and Russell Martin will be hoping to make the right selection decisions to get his team at their best.