The Foxes have had a much needed break from fixtures after four consecutive losses and are now looking to return to winning ways in the capital this weekend.
Taking on fellow Barclays WSL2 side Watford at the home of Barnet FC, here is how you can get tickets and follow the action, which kicks off at 3pm this Saturday.
Foxes news
Joining up with the Young Lionesses.
It's been a tough few weeks for Rick Passmoor's side, who have lost the last three league fixtures at home to Ipswich Town, before back-to-back visits to the North East, losing 4-0 to Newcastle United before a 3-1 reverse in Sunderland last time out.
In the Players Cup, we've played one and lost one, losing out to London City Lionesses who struck late at Meadow Lane to take all three points in a 2-0 scoreline last month.
The break, however, will have proved a good chance to reset and learn from past mistakes, while six players (Poppy Pritchard, Alisha Lehmann, Paulina Nyström, Jessie Stapleton, Heather Payne and Jess Ziu) all received the honour of joining up with their respected nations around Europe.
Looking at Watford
Watford won promotion to WSL2 last season.
Watford themselves are looking for a first win of the season, sitting just above the drop zone in WSL2, with three points from three draws, while they also lost their opening game in this cup competition.
In their last league outing, a 2-2 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers away from home, Poppy Wilson and Phoebie Poole scored twice within five minutes to earn a point from SEAH Stadium, which would've been three if not for Charlotte Greengrass' penalty.
Taking on Leicester in the first of three consecutive home fixtures, head coach Renée Hector will be looking to use this encounter to get her newly-promoted Hornets side back on track.
Match Tickets, travel and where to watch
Taking our support to the capital this weekend.
Tickets for this game are sold via Barnet FC's official website, and are priced at £8 for adults, £5 for over-65s and under-21s, and just £1 for under-18s. Fox Travel is not available for this fixture, but there are several ways in which you can get to The Hive this weekend. Canons Park on the Jubilee Line is the nearest London Underground station, but parking is available via Camrose Avenue. This is priced at £8 per car but based on a first-come, first-served basis.
Make sure to tune in to our social media channels for live game coverage, while the match will be streamed live on the league's official YouTube channel, with extended highlights to follow on Foxes Hub.