Tottenham vs Leicester Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 26th January 2025

Leicester go up against Tottenham this coming Sunday for a Premier League meeting at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The Lilywhites approach the next Premier League round as number 15 in the table, having claimed 24 points this season so far. With 22 games behind them, Leicester amassed 14 points, placing them as number 19 before their next fixture.

Tottenham must desire to end their current Premier League win-less run on Sunday. Since they are considered to be the favourites of the match, they hope that the long-awaited win will finally come.

When it comes to goal-scoring Tottenham could be more prolific, scoring 18 times in their previous ten games. That is an average of 1.8 goals per game in which, they conceded 22 times. This is an average of 2.2 a game, achieving a clean sheet in one games.

Leicester travel to their next Premier League match, averaging a lowly 0.8 goals per game in their last ten matches. They scored a disappointing total of eight goals, while also conceding 25 goals. That amounts to an average of 2.5 per game, in which they kept their opponents from scoring zero times.

Betting on the draw would have earned you a sound profit the last time Spurs played Leicester. The pair finished even in a 1-1 match, where no one managed to get the upper hand.

Tottenham vs Leicester Prediction

Tottenham Form

Tottenham suffered a couple of disappointments in their last three matches, as they were run over by Arsenal in a 2-1 defeat. Everton also proved too hard to handle, as they won 3-2, before Tottenham were able to strike back last time out in a 2-3 win against Hoffenheim. Tottenham are without a win in their last six Premier League matches on home soil, which produced a record of two draws and four defeats, in which they conceded 17 and scored 11 goals.

Leicester Form

Leicester have only one win in their last three matches, as they did beat Queens Park Rangers by 6-2. Disappointment followed, going down 0-2 against Crystal Palace, and 0-2 against Fulham. Leicester came through their last six away games in the Premier League without a single win. Of those six matches, they drew one and lost five in which, they were outscored by 17 goals to four.

We'd be flabbergasted to see Tottenham waste away a win against Leicester, who could be in for a battering, the way goals have been flowing lately.

Tottenham recorded eight points following two wins from their last six games against teams placed among the bottom six. They scored 15 goals, but also conceded eight. Leicester claimed one wins from six goals scored and eight conceded from their past five matches against teams placed in the bottom six. This handed them six points to their account. Tottenham claimed seven wins, three draws as well as 12 defeats in the Premier League this season. Leicester have a record of three wins, five draws and 14 defeats in the Premier League.

Tottenham vs Leicester Squads

Tottenham Squad

Ange Postecoglou will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Leicester from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season):

Alfie Whiteman (0/0), Antonin Kinsky (0/2), Brandon Austin (0/1), Fraser Forster (0/7), Guglielmo Vicario (0/12), Ben Davies (0/5), Cristian Romero (1/12), Destiny Udogie (0/18), Djed Spence (0/10), Micky van de Ven (0/9), Pedro Porro (2/22), Radu Dragusin (0/15), Sergio Reguilon (0/0), Archie Gray (0/15), Brennan Johnson (7/21), Dejan Kulusevski (6/22), James Maddison (8/22), Lucas Bergvall (0/15), Pape Sarr (1/22), Rodrigo Bentancur (2/12), Yves Bissouma (2/17), Dane Scarlett (0/0), Dominic Solanke (7/18), Heung-Min Son (6/19), Mikey Moore (0/5), Min-Hyeok Yang (0/0), Richarlison (1/7), Timo Werner (0/17), Will Lankshear (0/0), Wilson Odobert (0/3).

Leicester Squad

Here is the full team squad of Leicester. The 48 year-old Ruud van Nistelrooy will select his starting lineup from the following players:

Daniel Iversen (0/0), Danny Ward (0/2), Jakub Stolarczyk (0/5), Mads Hermansen (0/16), Conor Coady (0/9), James Justin (2/21), Jannik Vestergaard (0/14), Luke Thomas (0/2), Memeh Caleb Okoli (0/13), Ricardo Pereira (0/2), Victor Kristiansen (0/19), Wout Faes (1/19), Woyo Coulibaly (0/0), Bilal El Khannous (1/17), Boubakary Soumare (0/15), Facundo Buonanotte (4/19), Hamza Choudhury (0/0), Harry Winks (0/17), Kasey McAteer (0/11), Michael Golding (0/0), Oliver Skipp (0/14), Wilfred Ndidi (0/15), Will Alves (0/0), Abdul Fatawu (0/11), Bobby Reid (1/14), Jamie Vardy (6/20), Jordan Ayew (4/20), Odsonne Edouard (0/6), Patson Daka (1/10), Stephy Mavididi (3/21).

Tottenham vs Leicester Team News

Tottenham have an almost full squad available against Leicester at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with only one player possibly missing. Yves Bissouma gets a day off from the Tottenham squad, as he serves out a suspension.

Tottenham vs Leicester Lineups

Tottenham vs Leicester H2H

Tottenham and Leicester had to settle for a draw each in their most recent match, which finished with a 1-1 scoreline. The best betting odds on a draw at full-time with the bookies are at 17/4. The Lilywhites have been slightly more successful than Leicester in recent meetings. With a 6-1-3 advantage going into this match, betting on Tottenham has often proved the profitable way to go. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 9/20.

Tottenham vs Leicester Results

Under 2.5 goals came out a winning bet only two times in ten matches between Tottenham and Leicester. Over 2.5 goals is best priced at odds of 1/3 with the bookies this coming Sunday.

Tottenham vs Leicester Betting Tips

Dominic Solanke has been great for Tottenham lately, hitting the target one times, which makes him worth considering in the betting market. Leicester are optimistic that Jordan Ayew doubles up on the one goal he provided in their past six outings.

Tottenham claimed a modest three wins from their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. They split the points with the visiting team in three of the games, whilst losing four. Leicester won one of their last 10 games away, drew two and lost seven of the games in this run. Both teams have been poor at keeping their opponents from scoring in their last 10 games, respectively. Tottenham managed a clean sheet in one of their games at home, Leicester kept a clean sheet in one of their last 10.

Over 3.5 goals came out six times in the past ten encounters between Tottenham and Leicester, with the former on an average of 2.5 goals a game. Leicester scored 1.7 goals per game and both teams scored eight times in this run. Over 2.5 goals came out eight times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Tottenham, who scored an average of two goals along the way. In the last ten games for Leicester, seven of them had more than 2.5 goals, and they scored an average of 1.3 times goals per game themselves.