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Premier League preview: Leicester City vs Chelsea, Man City vs Spurs

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Premier League preview: Leicester City vs Chelsea, Man City vs Spurs

Premier League preview: Leicester City vs Chelsea, Man City vs Spurs

Goals Expected at the King Power

Best-Backed Bet: Total Goals Over 2.5

This clash between Leicester City and Chelsea promises goals, with odds of 1.44 (11/25) for over 2.5 goals.

Supporting this, 4 of their last 5 matches have crossed this threshold, showcasing their history of high-scoring encounters. Both teams’ current form adds fuel to the fire, with Chelsea eager to secure points in their push toward the top four.

Chelsea’s Recent Dominance Over Leicester

Chelsea comes into this match confident, having won their last meeting at the King Power 3-1 and claiming victories in 3 of their last 5 head-to-head encounters.

Leicester City, currently sitting in the lower half of the table, will need a spirited performance to overcome Chelsea’s clinical finishing, led by attackers such as Nicolas Jackson and Cole Palmer.

Spotlight on Key Players

Cole Palmer, who has odds of 1.81 (4/5) to score, is an exciting option for Chelsea’s attacking thrust. On the other side, Leicester will rely on a collective effort, with their defensive unit needing to contain Chelsea’s fluid counterattacks.

Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson is also poised for an impact, with odds of 2.40 (7/5) to register over 1.5 shots on target.

Expect an intense battle with attacking flair, as Chelsea looks to assert their dominance while Leicester aims to disrupt the visitors’ rhythm with a resilient display.

The Most-Backed Odds Among UK Punters

  1. Total Goals Over 2.5 – 1.44 (11/25)
  • Stat: Featured in 4 of their last 5 matches.
  1. Player’s Shots on Target Over 1.5: Nicolas Jackson – 2.40 (7/5)
  • Focused on Chelsea’s attacking threat.
  1. To Score: Cole Palmer – 1.81 (4/5)
  • Vital figure in Chelsea’s recent matches.
  1. Player’s Shots Over 1.5: Noni Madueke – 1.26 (1/4)
  • For fans anticipating Chelsea’s forward dominance.

City’s Home Fortress vs Spur’s Away Record

Best-Backed Bet: Manchester City to Win

Manchester City is the clear favorite to secure all three points with odds of 1.49 (12/25). Backed by 73% of bettors, City’s dominance at home is undeniable, winning 8 of their last 9 matches at the Etihad.

Pep Guardiola’s side will aim to bounce back after a rare loss to Brighton, solidifying their position near the top of the table.

Goals on the Cards in This Fixture

History suggests a high-scoring game is likely, with both teams scoring in 4 of Tottenham’s last 5 away games at Manchester City.

Odds of 1.42 (21/50) reflect strong expectations for goals from both sides. Erling Haaland, with odds of 1.70 (7/10) to score, is primed to lead the charge for City, supported by his unmatched scoring prowess this season.

Key Players to Watch

Erling Haaland features prominently as the man to watch, not only for scoring but also for creating opportunities, with odds of 1.48 (12/25) to score or assist.

On Tottenham’s side, their attacking threat remains potent, but defensive lapses have led to conceding 23 goals in 11 matches, making this a challenging outing for Spurs.

City’s attacking firepower, coupled with their defensive stability at home, gives them the edge. Tottenham, sitting mid-table, will need a monumental effort to challenge City’s formidable home record.

The Most-Backed Odds Among UK Punters

  1. Full Time: Manchester City – 1.49 (12/25)
  • Backed by 73%.
  1. Both Teams to Score: Yes – 1.42 (21/50)
  • Goals expected from both sides.
  1. To Score: Erling Haaland – 1.70 (7/10)
  • Backed by 99%.
  1. To score or assist: Erling Haaland – 1.48 (12/25)
  • High expectations for involvement in goals.

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Odds and stats based on our UK betting markets, correct at time of publication.

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