Leicester vs Tottenham Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 19th August 2024

Tottenham go up against Leicester this coming Monday for a Premier League meeting at King Power Stadium.

We are bound to see an exciting game on Monday as both Leicester and Tottenham are looking to add some much-needed points to their respective accounts.

Leicester only average a modest 1.2 goals per game in their last ten matches in this tournament, in which they scored 12 goals. They also conceded 19 for an average of 1.9 per game. They kept their opponents from scoring one times.

The Lilywhites scored 15 goals, conceded 19 and managed one clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

Leicester beat Tottenham by 4-1 in their most recent match, while Tottenham claimed a 6-2 win in the match prior to that.

Leicester vs Tottenham Prediction

Leicester Form

In their last three matches, Leicester beat Southampton by 5-0 and Preston by 0-3, before losing against Blackburn by 0-2. Leicester only pulled off two wins from a possible six in recent Premier League matches on home soil. Of the remaining four matches, they drew one and lost three, as they scored seven and conceded ten goals.

Tottenham go into a new season as candidates for the podium, but will count themselves lucky to achieve more than a third place.

Tottenham Form

Their past three matches saw Tottenham beating Burnley 2-1, losing 0-2 against Manchester City, and beating Sheffield United by 0-3. Tottenham managed to win just once in their past six away games in the Premier League. On top of winning once they also drew one as well as losing four, while scoring 14 time and letting in six.

While a title battle is perhaps a long shot, a top three finish does not look beyond Tottenham, should they catch some strong momentum in this early phase of the campaign.

Head-to-head encounters tend to bring out the best in both sides, when it comes to goals. We see no reason for this trend to end here, and we expect an entertaining match once again between Leicester and Tottenham.

Leicester vs Tottenham Squads

Leicester Squad

The 44-year-old coach of the home team, Steve Cooper, will select the lineup against Tottenham from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season:

Daniel Iversen (0/0), Danny Ward (0/0), Jakub Stolarczyk (0/0), Mads Hermansen (0/0), Ben Nelson (0/0), Conor Coady (0/0), James Justin (0/0), Jannik Vestergaard (0/0), Luke Thomas (0/0), Memeh Caleb Okoli (0/0), Ricardo Pereira (0/0), Victor Kristiansen (0/0), Wout Faes (0/0), Boubakary Soumare (0/0), Facundo Buonanotte (0/0), Hamza Choudhury (0/0), Harry Winks (0/0), Kasey McAteer (0/0), Michael Golding (0/0), Wilfred Ndidi (0/0), Abdul Fatawu (0/0), Bobby Reid (0/0), Jamie Vardy (0/0), Patson Daka (0/0), Stephy Mavididi (0/0), Thomas Cannon (0/0), Wanya Marcal-Madivadua (0/0).

Tottenham Squad

Below is the full team squad of Tottenham. The manager Postecoglou will pick his starting XI against Leicester from these players:

Alfie Whiteman (0/0), Brandon Austin (0/0), Fraser Forster (0/0), Guglielmo Vicario (0/0), Ashley Phillips (0/0), Ben Davies (0/0), Cristian Romero (0/0), Destiny Udogie (0/0), Djed Spence (0/0), Emerson Royal (0/0), Micky van de Ven (0/0), Pedro Porro (0/0), Radu Dragusin (0/0), Sergio Reguilon (0/0), Archie Gray (0/0), Giovani Lo Celso (0/0), James Maddison (0/0), Lucas Bergvall (0/0), Oliver Skipp (0/0), Pape Sarr (0/0), Rodrigo Bentancur (0/0), Yves Bissouma (0/0), Brennan Johnson (0/0), Dane Scarlett (0/0), Dejan Kulusevski (0/0), Dominic Solanke (0/0), Heung-Min Son (0/0), Manor Solomon (0/0), Richarlison (0/0), Timo Werner (0/0).

Leicester vs Tottenham Team News

Leicester just have a single unavailable player for squad selection, when facing Tottenham at King Power Stadium.

Wilfred Ndidi sit this one out for Leicester due to an injury.

Tottenham have three on the list of injured and absent players before their next match against Leicester on Monday. Yves Bissouma is suspended from the Tottenham squad with too many penalty points to his name.

Manor Solomon and Alfie Whiteman all face a spell on the sidelines for Tottenham due to various injuries.

Leicester vs Tottenham Lineups

Leicester vs Tottenham H2H

Tottenham were knocked out cold when Leicester took a 4-1 win in their latest encounter. It served as pay back for the 6-2 defeat, Tottenham handed out in the game before. Spurs won seven of last ten encounters against Leicester. The latter won 4-1 in their latest meeting, though, and are on the prowl for a follow-up. The bookies have Tottenham to win this match at best price odds of 3/5.

Leicester vs Tottenham Results

Entertainment seems close to guaranteed when Leicester welcome Tottenham as over 2.5 goals came out a winning bet eight times in ten matches. Over 2.5 goals is best priced at odds of 8/15 with the bookies on Monday.

Leicester vs Tottenham Betting Tips

Looking at the market for a goalscorer, it seems a good idea to side with Jamie Vardy, who is performing well for Leicester. He found the back of the net twice in his most recent Premier League outings. He'll be out to add more goals against Tottenham.The visitors will be looking to Heung-Min Son to find the net once again, after managing two Premier League goals for Tottenham in recent matches.

Leicester claimed six wins in their previous 10 matches at King Power Stadium across all tournaments. They lost four as well, while visitors Tottenham won five of their last 10 away matches. They drew one and lost four. Strap yourselves up for a goals at King Power Stadium since both teams scored in six of the last 10 home matches for Leicester. The same occurred in six of the last 10 league games away from home for Tottenham.

Both teams to score was a winning bet seven times in the last ten encounters between these two rivals, while at least four goals happened six times. Leicester managed an average of 1.6 goals, while Tottenham averaged 2.6 goals a game. Leicester saw over 2.5 goals in six of their last ten matches across all tournaments, as they scored an average of 1.4 goals during this run. In the last ten games for Tottenham, seven of them had more than 2.5 goals, and they scored an average of 2.8 times goals per game themselves.