Lawro's opponents for the latest round of Premier League games are Blake Harrison and Daniel Mays, stars of the new Dad's Army film.
Harrison, who plays Private Pike, is a Millwall fan who told BBC Sport: "I grew up about 10 minutes away from the old Den and then they moved to the New Den which, equally, is about 10 minutes away from where I grew up.
"My whole family supported them so I was a fan from birth. But then my younger brother just decided he was a Liverpool fan - until then I did not realise I had any choice in the matter."
Mays, who plays Private Walker, supports Leyton Orient and says his stand-out memory of following the O's is from the FA Cup rather than the "ups and downs" of lower-league football.
He explained: "It was against Arsenal in the FA Cup third round in 2011. We were sitting right next to their fans and one of them clocked me from the telly, and was giving it to me all game, lots of banter shouting things along the lines of 'you're a terrible actor'.
"Then we equalised in stoppage time and it was just the most sensational goal to celebrate, but I did not care about that, I was just giving it back to him."
Lawro says
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35485833
Leicester's game against Liverpool was quite even until Jamie Vardy's wonder-goal so the fact the Foxes won it was another example of why they have picked up so many points this season.
Claudio Ranieri's side are not always going to outplay teams, but they have the ability to stay in games and then nick the winner.
Doing that against Manchester City at Etihad Stadium will be a much bigger test, however.
I know Leicester like to play on the counter-attack so, in theory, the way the game will go could suit them.
But Manchester City are not just going to see most of the ball, they are going to see an awful lot of it, and I would back their attack to break Leicester down.
If they do lose, it will not be the end of Leicester's title bid, though. They have already shown us that they have got too many very good players for that to happen. Their team spirit is excellent and they will be very difficult to shake off.
Lawro's prediction: 2-1
Dad's Army prediction: (Mays) This is a big game - will Leicester continue their run? I'm going to say no. 2-1
Merson Says
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I fancy Man City here but they will play right into Leicester's hands. They'll have a go and Jamie Vardy's pace will be too quick for the City defence. Sergio Aguero is just on fire, though, so I'm going to go for City as I think they'll have too much.
PAUL PREDICTS: 3-1
