Mark your card for Wednesday's Premier League games with Tom Carnduff providing a best bet and score prediction for each clash.
1pt Nampalys Mendy 80+ Passes Completed in Leicester v West Ham at 5/1
1pt Erik Lamela to score anytime in Tottenham v Norwich at 5/2
1pt James Tarkowski 4+ Tackles in Manchester United v Burnley at 19/5
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Leicester have hit a real rough patch of form but they're still in a very strong position to finish in the Premier League top-four.
Brendan Rodgers' side have experienced two consecutive losses yet hold an eleven-point advantage over Manchester United in fifth.
David Moyes has done little to turn around the Hammers' fortunes in the short-term following the dismissal of Manuel Pellegrini; the man sacked after the Foxes won at the London Stadium in the reverse fixture over Christmas.
Both sides really need a win at this point. It's about league position and survival for West Ham while Leicester have looked a shadow of their former self in recent games and will be eager to bounce back against a side they will view as beatable.
Leicester are odds-on for victory which is reasonable enough considering the overall seasons so far. It may be worth going as far as Leicester -1 at 29/20 for an outright option but the player stats market provide intriguing value.
Particularly, a market that often provides good prices depending on the match is the player passes - an area that is becoming increasingly popular across bookmakers.
If Leicester have a good share of possession, as should be expected, then the likelihood is that there will be a high pass count too.
A good example of that is their recent 3-0 win away at Newcastle. The Foxes had 77% possession and that resulted in a huge 833 completed passes. For contrast, Newcastle managed just 244.
The good news for this game is that Leicester are coming up against a side who often see less of the possession across 90 minutes. West Ham's average stands at 48.4%, but recent away games at Crystal Palace (42%) and Southampton (43%).
In that defeat at Crystal Palace, we saw the home side post a total of 557 passes. An unusual spike for Roy Hodgson's side considering they are 17th for total passes in the Premier League this season.
Southampton also managed 474 despite being 15th in the above mentioned charts while Leicester made 523 in their away win over the Hammers in late December.
It's obviously a risk, as is any bet, as it relies on Leicester enjoying a lot more of the ball and willing to be patient in front of their own supporters to build up that passing statistic.
The Hammers could line-up to frustrate though and that could be a huge factor in the final outcome of the number of successful passes.
With Wilfred Ndidi out injured, Nampalys Mendy is set to line-up at the base of midfield and should see plenty of the ball. As a general rule, the defensive players will always see more passes completed than those in front as sides look to play out from the back.
That's why it's worth siding with Mendy to post a high number of passes in this contest and the 5/1 on Sky Bet for 80+ is a price worth consideration.
Score prediction: Leicester 2-0 West Ham (Sky Bet odds: 7/1)
Best bet: Nampalys Mendy 80+ Passes Completed in Leicester v West Ham at 5/1
It's now four league games without victory for Tottenham and the possibility of securing a spot in next season's Champions League is fading.
They are eight points behind rivals Chelsea who currently occupy fourth spot but they can return to winning ways as they welcome Norwich to North London.
The Canaries won the recent meeting between the two teams but the biggest loss for Spurs that day came with Harry Kane picking up an injury that has likely ruled him out for the remainder of the season.
Norwich's 2-0 success at Everton in late November remains their only away win of the campaign so far as the gap between themselves and safety continues to grow as a challenge as the weeks progress.
They did beat Bournemouth last time out but the 15/2 price on an away victory here shows the contrast between these two sides - even with that recent result.
You have to go into the -1 handicap to get Tottenham at an odds-against price yet their last two wins at home have come by single-goal margins. Norwich have also seen two of their three last away defeats come by the single goal.
Instead of looking at that outright result, although it's best to side with the hosts if you're after that prediction, there's value in the goalscorer market and going for Erik Lamela to net anytime.
With Kane out, Lucas Moura will occupy the strikers role and Son Heung-Min and Lamela are likely to provide the support. Given how Tottenham should be on the front foot here, it's more than possible that they will become wingers in a 4-3-3 formation which was deployed in their draw with Watford last time out.
That game may have finished 0-0, a result that Spurs could consider a positive given Watford's revival, but Lamela posed a real attacking threat throughout the game.
He had the most shots out of any player involved with six. They came from all areas of the final third; two were from outside the area, two from inside the six-yard box alongside one at the edge of the area and the other from the side of the six-yard box.
The Argentine winger could consider himself unlucky not to get onto the scoresheet but will target this game as one where he can strike.
A best price of 5/2 is available on a goal in 90 minutes, with a general price floating around the 12/5 mark. Both are worth taking.
Score prediction: Tottenham 2-0 Norwich (Sky Bet odds: 7/1)
Best bet: Erik Lamela to score anytime at 5/2
Manchester United made it two defeats from their last three in the Premier League as they were beaten by champions-elect Liverpool last time out.
Virgil van Dijk's first-half header, combined with Mohamed Salah's last-gasp strike, were enough to wrap up another victory for Jurgen Klopp's men and that kept United five points behind in their quest for a top-four finish.
Despite that loss, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking to the positives.
"Of course you're never happy to lose a game," he told the media.
"The first goal was disappointing, to concede from a set piece. I then thought we weathered the storm really well and then put them under pressure, I thought they looked nervy.
"There were times we took the game to them and created chances, big chances. We then send everyone up to get the equaliser and they get the goal. They put you under pressure and you have to concentrate at the back. It was a much better performance than a year ago here."
Burnley may have secured victory over Leicester in their last game but this is a contest where they are likely to leave empty-handed.
Their away form, which has seen two wins from a possible eleven, leaves a lot to be desired and the hosts are justified in their 4/9 price for the win.
The visitors should be on the back foot for large parts of this contest but that doesn't mean it will be one way traffic throughout. They should have at least one big opportunity to score but they're most likely to be the busiest around their own area.
It should be a hectic evening for the Clarets centre-backs and there is good value in delving into the stats markets once again and looking at the tackles.
The name that stands out is James Tarkowski and there is a best price of 19/5 available on the Burnley man having four or more successful tackles in this contest.
It's not just based on the fact that he sits fourth in average tackles in this Burnley squad but the games in which the higher tallies come.
Tarkowski has posted four tackles in three games this season. Those were against Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea - three of the four teams in the current top-four.
There were two in their win over Leicester last time out while he also had three in their away contest at Arsenal in the early parts of the campaign.
The pattern seems to be that the Burnley defender commits more successful tackles when they come up against a team at the top-end of the division. It's hardly a surprise when written out, but it explains the value in the price on offer here.
Score prediction: Manchester United 3-1 Burnley (Sky Bet odds: 11/1)
Best bet: James Tarkowski 4+ Tackles at 19/5
Odds correct at 1500 GMT (21/01/20)