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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from the flanks
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Tottenham Hotspur head coach Ange Postecoglou says he couldn't ask any more of his side after they "fell short" against Leicester City in a "disappointing" 2-1 home defeat.
When Tottenham lose at home to teams like Ipswich & Leicester,we need to start asking questions. The leadership,owners need to be anal-ised.
'its who we are mate'
Lol
Ange will get the sack if he loses this.
Maddison not even on the bench!
@MEHJones He is too busy playing darts :)
@Marbella Seems so.
richarlson the shirt lifter is in the team lol
Gary Brook RIP
@MEHJones *Garry Brooke
Tottenham's mid week win should give them a confidence boost but several players are clearly still struggling with fatigue. Leicester have had more time to prepare but are also in poor form and have a bad away record: P10 W1 D2 L7. Tottenham 3-2 Leicester
Spurs 4-1
Stolarczyk is already a legend, conceded at least twice in 6 consecutive games since his debut (5 in EPL). He should make this record even better today. Spurs 3-1
@koziol.mutant why do you hate Poles so much?
SPURS Kinsky, Porro, Dragusin, Davies, Gray, Sarr, Bergvall, Bentancur, Son, Richarlison, Kulusevski
@Marbella I'd have preferred to start with Reguilón to give Gray or Porro a rest. It might also have been better to start with Maddison to deal with Leicester's low block.
LEICESTER Stolarczyk, Justin, Vestergaard, Faes, Kristiansen, Soumare, Winks, Cordova-Reid, El Khannouss, Ayew, Vardy
Whenever these two teams face off, goals have come. Both sides have scored in the last 6 H2H averaging an impressive 5 goals per game. Tottenham’s last nine home matches have all seen BTTS, but they are winless in their last 6 games at home. BTTS & o2.5 - 1.74
over 3.5 goals
over 1.5 first half goals