Leicester vs Tottenham Hotspurs Predictions and Betting Tips
There's Premier League action during the week with Leicester and Spurs competing for maximum points at the King Power Stadium this Wednesday. Read on for our expert tips and predictions.
We've seen both sides cancel each other out in recent seasons wining two each in the last four meetings. However, Spurs still have the superior head-to-head record with 58 wins in this fixture while the Foxes have 37.
Highly-anticipated encounter on the cards
With their games against Norwich, Everton and most recently Burnley being postponed, the Foxes haven't been in league action since the end of last year when Ademola Lookman netted a quite sublime goal to help his side secure all three points against Liverpool. The Foxes head into this game in 10th position and although they have two games in hand on most of the teams directly above them, they haven't been in the kind of form that would suggest they would pick of maximum points in those outstanding games. We last saw them in action two weeks ago as they secured progression to the FA Cup with a 4-1 win against Watford.
Spurs are still unbeaten against in the league since Antonio Conte took over, however, they got dominated by Chelsea in the EFL Cup semifinals over the course of two legs. The Blues secured a relative routine victory with a 3-0 win on aggregate. On the Premier League side of things, Spurs have four games left to play and a return of 12 points from those matches would catapult them into 3rd position which would do a world of good to their UEFA Champions League prospects. Just like their opponents, they weren't in action last weekend with the North London derby being postponed due to the Arsenal squad being stretched pretty thin.
Leicester vs Spurs Team News
Leicester possible starting XI:
Schmeichel; Albrighton, Soyuncu, Vestergaard, Thomas; Dewsbury-Hall, Tielemans, Maddison; Lookman, Barnes, Daka
Spurs possible starting XI:
Lloris; Davies, Tanganga, Sanchez; Emerson, Skipp, Hojberg, Sessegnon; Moura, Lo Celso, Kane
Leicester vs Spurs Predictinon: 1-2
With the likes of Amarte, Ndidi, and Iheanacho out due to international duties, the Foxes aren't at their best but should still be tough to beat with the King Power crowd behind them. However, Spurs are desperately looking to get back to winning ways following their EFL Cup slip-up and we're siding with the visitors on this one.
