Tottenham vs Leicester

Tottenham have failed to win any of their last seven Premier League games (D1 L6), their longest winless run in the top-flight since a nine-match stint between May and October 2008.

This was Leicester City’s first win at the eighth attempt away from home in London in the Premier League (D2 L5), since a 1-0 win over West Ham United in November 2022. The Foxes had conceded 2+ goals in each of their last six visits to the capital in the top-flight.  

With their loss today, it was the first time since defeat to Notts County in 1912 that Tottenham lost at home against a side who'd lost their previous seven league games in succession.

Tottenham have won five of their last six Premier League home games against Leicester (L1), scoring at least three goals in all five of those victories.

Following a 1-1 draw in August, Leicester are looking to avoid defeat in both Premier League meetings with Spurs in a single campaign for the first time since their title winning season of 2015-16. Back then, the sides drew 1-1 in August, before Leicester won 1-0 away in January.

There have been 130 goals in 35 Premier League meetings between Tottenham and Leicester, the highest goals-per-game ratio of any fixture to have been played at least 30 times (3.71).

Since the start of December, only Southampton (8) have lost more Premier League games than Tottenham Hotspur (7), while the Saints are also the only side to concede more goals (25) than Spurs have (22).

Leicester City have lost their last seven Premier League matches and could equal their league record for consecutive defeats in this match, losing eight games in a row between March and April 2001.