Lawro's opponent for the midweek Premier League fixtures is Kieran Shudall, singer and guitarist in indie-rock band Circa Waves.
Shudall has been an Everton fan since he was a boy and says his favourite player was Duncan Ferguson.
"I can't quite remember why I am an Evertonian - my brother must have convinced me when I was three or four that they were the best team," Shudall told BBC Sport.
Manchester City's defeat by Liverpool on Sunday was obviously a big blow to their title hopes but they have another worry in regard to Vincent Kompany's form.
Kompany has gone from looking one of the best central defenders in Europe, able to partner anybody and look awesome, to being a player who makes a lot of mistakes. His decision making on Sunday was poor.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany
Kompany has come in for criticism for his performances this season
Generally, though, Manuel Pellegrini's team do not look particularly good without the ball - Samir Nasri, for example, does not do enough work defensively down the right side of midfield.
That means Pablo Zabaleta does not get much help at right-back and he also has Kompany inside him who is wobbling and he is not getting much help. I just wonder if it might be time for Jesus Navas to come back in.
Liverpool and Barcelona have both caused Man City problems in the past week but this is Leicester we are talking about, and I don't see them doing the same.
Nigel Pearson's side had the weekend off because Chelsea were in the Capital One Cup final.
The Foxes did not lose any ground on the teams in action immediately above them, all of whom lost, but they are running out of games to save themselves.
Lawro's prediction: 3-0
Kieran's prediction: 3-0
Merson says
City have to win, but I do like Leicester. Nigel Pearson’s side always give it a go and are capable of scoring goals, they showed this at Anfield earlier in the season and nearly got something at the Emirates.
I expect City to win this, but it won’t be easy. They turn up too confident, thinking: “They’re not as good as us, so naturally we’ll win.” It doesn’t work like that. They’ve struggled at home because of their attitude against these lesser sides. I think Leicester have got every chance of staying up, they’ve just been bang out of luck. I don’t see many of the bottom teams winning bar Hull this week, so they’re still in it.
PAUL PREDICTS: 3-2