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Tottenham 1-2 Leicester – Result & Analysis

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Premier League · Regular Season - 23

Kick-off

Sun 26 Jan 2025

14:00

Venue

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Competition

Premier League

England

Status

FT
💬 Comment 📝 Notes
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Poisson rates Tottenham at 67% — the H2H record provides partial corroboration, though signals are mixed in this Tottenham vs Leicester encounter.

✍️ Match Preview

Analysis & Preview

A Premier League encounter, Regular Season - 23 sees Leicester travel to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to take on Tottenham. The game is scheduled for Sunday 26 January 2025, 14:00 UTC.

Recent Form

Across all Premier League games this season, Tottenham have gone 1W 2D 7L from 10 outings — a 0.50 PPG return. Last five: L D L L L. Offensively they are averaging 1.80 goals per game, with 2.20 conceded. However, 2.20 goals conceded per game is a concern — opposing attacks have exploited them regularly. 1 clean sheet from 10 outings provides some defensive foundation. Both teams have scored in 70% of their games — a high BTTS rate that carries real weight in the goals markets. This season is still relatively young for Tottenham, so this record blends games from this season and last.

Tottenham's home record at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: 3W 2D 5L from 10 Premier League appearances (1.10 PPG). They are averaging 2.20 goals per home game — a prolific scoring rate in front of their own fans. Both teams have scored in 90% of their home games — an outstanding BTTS rate that is a key data point for this fixture. Their home PPG of 1.10 is noticeably stronger than their overall 0.50 — Tottenham are significantly better at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium than their overall form suggests.

Leicester — All Games: 1W 1D 8L from 10 Premier League fixtures this season — 0.40 PPG. Last five: L L L L L. Their scoring rate of 0.80 per game is modest, conceding 2.50 — not a side to back heavily on the Over 2.5 from their form alone. Conceding 2.50 per game is a high rate — their defensive vulnerabilities have been exposed regularly this season. This season is still relatively young for Leicester, so this record blends games from this season and last.

Leicester away from home this season: 1W 2D 7L from 10 away games — 0.50 PPG on the road. Away from home they average 1.20 goals scored and 2.70 conceded per game. Both teams have scored in 80% of their away matches — a high BTTS rate on the road that directly informs this fixture.

The form figures are too closely matched to derive a directional pick: Tottenham 0.50 PPG, Leicester 0.40 PPG. Look to other data sets to build the analysis.

Both teams score in over 80% of each side's relevant games (using home/away splits). At that combined rate, BTTS Yes is as well-evidenced as it gets — the data strongly backs two-way scoring.

H2H Record

There is little to separate the sides historically. From 5 previous meetings, Tottenham have won 3, Leicester 1, with 1 draws — a balanced ledger that offers no obvious directional steer on its own.

The 5 previous encounters between these sides have been high-scoring affairs — 4.8 goals per contest on average. Historical precedent backs the Over 2.5 goals market. The most recent clash, on 19 Aug 2024, ended 1–1 with a draw.

With the win record balanced, the strongest H2H-derived signal is in the goals market. At 4.8 goals per game historically, Over 2.5 is the cleaner angle to extract from the head-to-head data.

In-Play Data

Tottenham trading profile (60 games, 29 at home): BTTS occurs in 86% of their matches (home games); Over 2.5 goals lands in 86% of games (home games); Over 3.5 in 47%.

Leicester trading profile (60 games, 29 at away): they score before half-time in 79% of fixtures in away games; when goalless at HT, a second-half goal follows 100% of the time; two or more arrive in the second half on 56% of those occasions; they lead at the break 53% of the time; BTTS occurs in 66% of their matches (away games); Over 2.5 goals lands in 69% of games (away games); Over 3.5 in 37%.

From a combined perspective, both sides have high BTTS rates — Tottenham 68% and Leicester 58% — which reinforces the BTTS Yes angle from in-play data. Over 2.5 goals is well-supported by both sides' in-play profiles (Tottenham 77% | Leicester 63%).

Poisson Model

The Poisson distribution model projects Tottenham 2.94 xG and Leicester 1.45 xG. These expected goals figures are the primary input: they feed a goal-probability matrix across all scoreline combinations to derive the result and market probabilities below. Underlying strength ratings: Tottenham attack 1.287 / defence 1.276 | Leicester attack 0.732 / defence 1.537. League average goals — home 1.486 / away 1.556. Tottenham carry an above-average attack strength of 1.287 — their λ of 2.94 reflects genuine attacking quality above the league norm. Leicester bring a strong defensive rating of 1.537 — this is suppressing Tottenham's projected output below what their attack strength alone would suggest. Data: 60 Tottenham games / 22 Leicester games used (CurrentSeason).

Result probabilities: Tottenham 67% | Draw 17% | Leicester 16%. Fair-value odds: Tottenham 1.49 | Draw 5.88 | Leicester 6.25. The model has a clear lean to Tottenham (67%) — a 51pp gap over the next-most-likely outcome reflects a meaningful statistical advantage.

Goals markets: Over 2.5 probability 81% | BTTS probability 73% | Total xG 4.39. Over 2.5 is the model's clear signal at 81% — a total xG of 4.39 means the expected score alone exceeds the 2.5 threshold, making the Over not just likely but structurally supported by both sides' attack/defence profiles. BTTS Yes at 73% reflects that both xG figures (2.94 / 1.45) are above the threshold where scoring blanks become the primary outcome — both sides are projected to find the net.

Analysis Verdict

On the Poisson output, Tottenham are the pick at 67% — clear model lean.

The Poisson model projects 4.39 xG in total — Over 2.5 at 81% — strong confidence, supported by form averaging 4.1 goals per game and H2H averaging 4.8 goals per meeting.

On the BTTS market, Poisson puts 73% on Yes. Form rates corroborate: Tottenham 90% | Leicester 80% BTTS from recent games.

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💡 Key Insights

H2H The H2H record is evenly balanced (3W–1D–1W), with no clear historical advantage.
H2H H2H history and Poisson model both point to Tottenham — H2H win rate 60% vs Poisson 67%.
Goals H2H (4.80 goals/game) and Poisson xG (4.39) both back Over 2.5 goals (81% Poisson probability).
BTTS H2H BTTS 100% and Poisson BTTS 73% — two-way scoring is the dominant historical and model-backed outcome.
Form Tottenham Poisson xG (2.94) exceeds their recent form scoring rate (2.20) — the model sees more attacking threat than recent results show.
Form Leicester Poisson xG (1.45) exceeds their form scoring rate (1.20) — matchup dynamics are elevating the model's expectation.
Goals Form averages (~2.9 goals/game) and Poisson xG (4.39) both support Over 2.5 goals at 81%.
BTTS BTTS Yes is supported by both form (Tottenham 9/10, Leicester 8/10) and Poisson model (73%).
Prediction Poisson model strongly favours Tottenham at 67% home win probability.
Goals Poisson Over 2.5 probability is 81% — the model favours goals in this fixture.
BTTS Poisson BTTS probability is 73% — model favours both teams scoring.

🏟️ Match Context

• Fixture: Tottenham vs Leicester | Competition: Premier League, Regular Season - 23 | Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium • Kick-off: Sunday 26 Jan 2025, 14:00 UTC • Data inputs: H2H history, form splits, prediction model signals, and market pricing

📊 Statistical Prediction

• Poisson result probabilities: Tottenham 67% | Draw 17% | Leicester 16% • Poisson goal markets: Over 2.5 81% | BTTS 73% | xG Tottenham 2.94 / Leicester 1.45 • Poisson strength factors: Tottenham attack 1.287 / def 1.276 | Leicester attack 0.732 / def 1.537 | league avg home 1.486 / away 1.556 • Poisson stance: Tottenham (67%) — strong lean

🧮 Prediction Model

2.94

Tottenham xG

Expected Goals

1.45

Leicester xG

67%
17%
16%
Tottenham Draw Leicester

73%

BTTS

94%

Over 1.5

81%

Over 2.5

64%

Over 3.5

Full score-by-score matrix & model internals in the "Full Poisson Detail" section below ↓

⚠️ This analysis is generated algorithmically from statistical data and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute betting advice. Please gamble responsibly.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What time does Tottenham vs Leicester kick off?

Tottenham vs Leicester kicked off at 14:00 on Sunday 26 January 2025 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

What was the final score in Tottenham vs Leicester?

Tottenham 1 - 2 Leicester.

Where is Tottenham vs Leicester being played?

The match is being played at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

What competition is Tottenham vs Leicester part of?

Tottenham vs Leicester is a Regular Season - 23 fixture in the Premier League (England).

Who is favourite to win Tottenham vs Leicester?

Our statistical model gives Tottenham a 67% chance of winning, Leicester a 16% chance, and a 17% chance of a draw — making Tottenham the favourite.

Will both teams score in Tottenham vs Leicester?

Our model estimates a 73% probability that both Tottenham and Leicester will score (BTTS).

Will Tottenham vs Leicester have over 2.5 goals?

Our model puts the probability of over 2.5 goals in this match at 81%.

What is the head-to-head record between Tottenham and Leicester?

Record (5 meetings): Tottenham 3W | Draws 1 | Leicester 1W.

What form are Tottenham and Leicester in?

Tottenham (all comps): 1W-2D-7L in 10 | 0.50 PPG | GF 1.80 / GA 2.20 | L5 L-D-L-L-L. Leicester (all comps): 1W-1D-8L in 10 | 0.40 PPG | GF 0.80 / GA 2.50 | L5 L-L-L-L-L.

🧮 Model Insight

How the Model Works This Match

Working from Tottenham's attack rating (1.29) and Leicester's defence rating (1.54), the model arrives at 2.94 expected goals for the home side. The same calculation in reverse, Leicester's attack versus Tottenham's defence, projects 1.45 expected goals for the visitors.

These ratings are built from 60/22 games of current-season data — a full enough sample to trust.

The Exact-Score Picture

Run the expected-goals figures through the full scoreline distribution and 2-1 emerges as the single most likely result, at 7.8%. Close behind: 3-1 (7.6%), 1-1 (6.0%). Together the top three scorelines make up 21% of the probability — a moderately spread distribution, typical of a competitive match-up.

Most Likely Outcome

Tottenham Win

67%

Tottenham

1.49

17%

Draw

5.88

16%

Leicester

6.34

Top 3 Most Likely Scorelines

2 – 1

7.8%

Home win

Most likely

3 – 1

7.6%

Home win

2 – 2

5.6%

Draw

Expected Goals & Win Odds

2.94

Tottenham xG

Total xG

4.39

1.45

Leicester xG

67%
17%
16%
TottenhamDrawLeicester

1.49

67%

Home win

5.88

17%

Draw

6.34

16%

Away win

Goals Markets

93%

Over 1.5

1.08

7%

Under 1.5

14.29

81%

Over 2.5

1.23

19%

Under 2.5

5.26

64%

Over 3.5

1.56

36%

Under 3.5

2.78

45%

Over 4.5

2.22

55%

Under 4.5

1.82

Match Markets

Both Teams to Score

73%

BTTS Yes

1.37

27%

BTTS No

3.73

Clean Sheet

23%

Tottenham

4.28

5%

Leicester

18.92

Win to Nil

16%

Tottenham

6.36

1%

Leicester

119.95

Score Probability Matrix (%)

H \ A 0 1 2 3 4 5
0 1.2 1.8 1.3 0.6 0.2 0.1
1 3.6 5.3 3.8 1.9 0.7 0.2
2 5.3 7.8 5.6 2.7 1.0 0.3
3 5.2 7.6 5.5 2.7 1.0 0.3
4 3.8 5.6 4.1 2.0 0.7 0.2
5 2.3 3.3 2.4 1.2 0.4 0.1

Green = home win Β· Grey = draw Β· Amber = away win Β· Outlined cell = most likely score

Model Internals
λ Home (xG) 2.940
λ Away (xG) 1.453
Total xG 4.393
League avg home goals 1.486
League avg away goals 1.556
Tottenham attack strength 1.287
Tottenham defence strength 1.276
Leicester attack strength 0.732
Leicester defence strength 1.537
Data phase CurrentSeason
Games used (H/A) 60 / 22

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most likely scoreline for Tottenham vs Leicester?

Our Poisson model rates 2-1 as the single most likely exact scoreline, at 7.8%.

How many goals are Tottenham and Leicester expected to score?

The model projects 2.94 expected goals for Tottenham and 1.45 for Leicester, a combined total of 4.39.

How confident is the prediction model for Tottenham vs Leicester?

Reasonably confident — the model's leading outcome is rated at 67%, a clear lean rather than a toss-up.

📈 Form Insight

Form at a Glance

Tottenham's recent record stands at 27W 9D 24L from 60 games, a 1.50 PPG return, with L-D-L-L-L in the last five. The sample for Tottenham is still a mix of this season and last, given how young the current campaign is.

Leicester, meanwhile, have gone 27W 9D 24L across 60 games — 1.50 PPG, with L-L-L-L-L in their last five. The sample for Leicester is still a mix of this season and last, given how young the current campaign is.

Form-wise this is close to level: Tottenham on 1.50 PPG, Leicester on 1.50. Other factors will likely decide this one more than recent results.

Venue Form

At home specifically, Tottenham have managed 16W 2D 11L from 29 games — 1.72 PPG in front of their own supporters.

Leicester's away record stands at 11W 5D 13L across 29 trips, a 1.31 PPG haul.

Comparing the two in their relevant venue splits, Tottenham come out ahead — a more targeted read than the overall PPG figures above, since it strips out games played in the opposite context.

Goals in Recent Form

Tottenham are averaging 1.98 goals scored and 1.60 conceded per game recently; Leicester are on 1.63 scored and 1.40 conceded.

On BTTS specifically: Tottenham have seen both teams score in 68% of their recent games.

Last 60 Results — Premier League

Current season: same league only · Previous season: all leagues (covers promoted/relegated teams)

Tottenham

Tottenham

Blended
L D L L L
Leicester

Leicester

Blended
L L L L L
60 Played 60
27/9/24 W / D / L 27/9/24
1.50 Points Per Game 1.50
1.98 Avg Goals Scored 1.63
1.60 Avg Goals Conceded 1.40
3.58 Avg Goals / Game 3.03
11 Clean Sheets 13
41 BTTS 35
46 Over 2.5 Games 38
Tottenham

Tottenham

L
A Everton
2–3
19 Jan
L
A Arsenal
1–2
15 Jan
L
H Newcastle
1–2
04 Jan
D
H Wolves
2–2
29 Dec
L
A Nottingham Forest
0–1
26 Dec
L
H Liverpool
3–6
22 Dec
W
A Southampton
5–0
15 Dec
L
H Chelsea
3–4
08 Dec
L
A Bournemouth
0–1
05 Dec
D
H Fulham
1–1
01 Dec
W
A Manchester City
4–0
23 Nov
L
H Ipswich
1–2
10 Nov
W
H Aston Villa
4–1
03 Nov
L
A Crystal Palace
0–1
27 Oct
W
H West Ham
4–1
19 Oct
L
A Brighton
2–3
06 Oct
W
A Manchester United
3–0
29 Sep
W
H Brentford
3–1
21 Sep
L
H Arsenal
0–1
15 Sep
L
A Newcastle
1–2
01 Sep
W
H Everton
4–0
24 Aug
D
A Leicester
1–1
19 Aug
W
A Sheffield Utd
3–0
19 May
L
H Manchester City
0–2
14 May
W
H Burnley
2–1
11 May
L
A Liverpool
2–4
05 May
L
A Chelsea
0–2
02 May
L
H Arsenal
2–3
28 Apr
L
A Newcastle
0–4
13 Apr
W
H Nottingham Forest
3–1
07 Apr
D
A West Ham
1–1
02 Apr
W
H Luton
2–1
30 Mar
L
A Fulham
0–3
16 Mar
W
A Aston Villa
4–0
10 Mar
W
H Crystal Palace
3–1
02 Mar
L
H Wolves
1–2
17 Feb
W
H Brighton
2–1
10 Feb
D
A Everton
2–2
03 Feb
W
H Brentford
3–2
31 Jan
D
A Manchester United
2–2
14 Jan
W
H Bournemouth
3–1
31 Dec
L
A Brighton
2–4
28 Dec
W
H Everton
2–1
23 Dec
W
A Nottingham Forest
2–0
15 Dec
W
H Newcastle
4–1
10 Dec
L
H West Ham
1–2
07 Dec
D
A Manchester City
3–3
03 Dec
L
H Aston Villa
1–2
26 Nov
L
A Wolves
1–2
11 Nov
L
H Chelsea
1–4
06 Nov
W
A Crystal Palace
2–1
27 Oct
W
H Fulham
2–0
23 Oct
W
A Luton
1–0
07 Oct
W
H Liverpool
2–1
30 Sep
D
A Arsenal
2–2
24 Sep
W
H Sheffield Utd
2–1
16 Sep
W
A Burnley
5–2
02 Sep
W
A Bournemouth
2–0
26 Aug
W
H Manchester United
2–0
19 Aug
D
A Brentford
2–2
13 Aug
Leicester

Leicester

L
H Fulham
0–2
18 Jan
L
H Crystal Palace
0–2
15 Jan
L
A Aston Villa
1–2
04 Jan
L
H Manchester City
0–2
29 Dec
L
A Liverpool
1–3
26 Dec
L
H Wolves
0–3
22 Dec
L
A Newcastle
0–4
14 Dec
D
H Brighton
2–2
08 Dec
W
H West Ham
3–1
03 Dec
L
A Brentford
1–4
30 Nov
L
H Chelsea
1–2
23 Nov
L
A Manchester United
0–3
10 Nov
D
A Ipswich
1–1
02 Nov
L
H Nottingham Forest
1–3
25 Oct
W
A Southampton
3–2
19 Oct
W
H Bournemouth
1–0
05 Oct
L
A Arsenal
2–4
28 Sep
D
H Everton
1–1
21 Sep
D
A Crystal Palace
2–2
14 Sep
L
H Aston Villa
1–2
31 Aug
L
A Fulham
1–2
24 Aug
D
H Tottenham
1–1
19 Aug
L
H Blackburn
0–2 HT 0–0
04 May
W
A Preston
3–0 HT 1–0
29 Apr
W
H Southampton
5–0 HT 1–0
23 Apr
W
H West Brom
2–1 HT 1–0
20 Apr
L
A Plymouth
0–1 HT 0–1
12 Apr
L
A Millwall
0–1 HT 0–0
09 Apr
W
H Birmingham
2–1 HT 1–1
06 Apr
W
H Norwich
3–1 HT 1–1
01 Apr
L
A Bristol City
0–1 HT 0–0
29 Mar
D
A Hull City
2–2 HT 1–1
09 Mar
W
A Sunderland
1–0 HT 1–0
05 Mar
L
H QPR
1–2 HT 0–1
02 Mar
L
A Leeds
1–3 HT 1–0
23 Feb
L
H Middlesbrough
1–2 HT 0–2
17 Feb
W
H Sheffield Wednesday
2–0 HT 2–0
13 Feb
W
A Watford
2–1 HT 1–0
10 Feb
W
A Stoke City
5–0 HT 2–0
03 Feb
W
H Swansea
3–1 HT 1–0
30 Jan
D
H Ipswich
1–1 HT 1–0
22 Jan
L
A Coventry
1–3 HT 1–0
13 Jan
W
H Huddersfield
4–1 HT 1–0
01 Jan
W
A Cardiff
2–0 HT 1–0
29 Dec
D
A Ipswich
1–1 HT 1–0
26 Dec
W
H Rotherham
3–0 HT 0–0
23 Dec
W
A Birmingham
3–2 HT 2–1
18 Dec
W
H Millwall
3–2 HT 0–1
13 Dec
W
H Plymouth
4–0 HT 1–0
09 Dec
W
A West Brom
2–1 HT 0–0
02 Dec
D
A Sheffield Wednesday
1–1 HT 1–0
29 Nov
W
H Watford
2–0 HT 0–0
25 Nov
L
A Middlesbrough
0–1 HT 0–0
11 Nov
L
H Leeds
0–1 HT 0–0
03 Nov
W
A QPR
2–1 HT 1–1
28 Oct
W
H Sunderland
1–0 HT 1–0
24 Oct
W
A Swansea
3–1 HT 1–1
21 Oct
W
H Stoke City
2–0 HT 1–0
07 Oct
W
H Preston
3–0 HT 0–0
04 Oct
W
A Blackburn
4–1 HT 2–1
01 Oct

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What form are Tottenham and Leicester in coming into this match?

Tottenham have gone 27W 9D 24L in their last 60 games (1.50 PPG), while Leicester have gone 27W 9D 24L in their last 60 (1.50 PPG).

Which team has the better venue record — Tottenham at home or Leicester away?

Tottenham's home record (1.72 PPG) is the stronger of the two venue-specific splits — Tottenham at home: 1.72 PPG; Leicester away: 1.31 PPG.

⚔️ Rivalry Insight

Fixture History

6 meetings separate these sides on the data we hold, the series stretching back to January 2022. Every recorded meeting has come in Premier League. It has been a while since the last meeting — 26 January 2025, some 3 years back — so squads and form on both sides may look very different now.

Streaks & Records

The biggest gap between the sides came on 17 Sep 2022, when Tottenham won 6-2 — the largest margin of victory on record between these two.

Tottenham's record when hosting Leicester specifically: 2W 0D 1L from 3 games — a narrower, venue-specific slice of the head-to-head picture.

Last 6 Meetings

Tottenham

3

Tottenham

1

Draws

Leicester

2

Leicester

Recent Meetings

Tottenham
1–2
26 Jan 25
Leicester
Leicester
1–1
19 Aug 24
Tottenham
Leicester
4–1
11 Feb 23
Tottenham
Tottenham
6–2
17 Sep 22
Leicester
Tottenham
3–1
01 May 22
Leicester
Leicester
2–3
19 Jan 22
Tottenham

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the head-to-head record between Tottenham and Leicester?

From 6 meetings on record, Tottenham have won 3, Leicester have won 2, and 1 have been drawn.

When did Tottenham and Leicester last play each other?

They last met on 26 January 2025, when Tottenham 1-2 Leicester.

Who has won more matches between Tottenham and Leicester?

Tottenham have the better head-to-head record, with 3 wins from 6 meetings.

📈 Trading Insight

First-Half Patterns

Leicester are typically involved in an early goal — the half-time board shows at least one in 79% of their matches. They've gone in front at half-time 58% of the time, though they've let that lead slip 21% of the time they've held it — worth watching if they're only ahead by one.

Full-Time Trends

Both teams scoring has been the norm for this pairing lately — Tottenham at 86%, Leicester at 66%. That combined rate makes BTTS Yes a well-supported trading angle.

Goals have flowed in these teams' recent matches — Over 2.5 has landed at 86% for Tottenham and 69% for Leicester. Stepping up a level, Over 3.5 has also landed reasonably often — 48% and 45% respectively — worth a look for goal-hungry markets.

📈

Current season: same league only. Previous season: all leagues (covers promoted/relegated teams). All = any venue  |  Venue = Tottenham home games / Leicester away games. HT metrics require half-time score data β€” shown as β€” where unavailable.

Tottenham Tottenham Blended
Metric All
(60 games)
Venue
(29 games)
Half-Time Metrics
1+ Goal Before HT β€” β€”
2+ Goals Before HT β€” β€”
0-0 HT → 1+ Goal 2nd Half β€” β€”
0-0 HT → 2+ Goals 2nd Half β€” β€”
Winning at HT β€” β€”
Lost Lead (Win HT → No Win FT) β€” β€”
Came From Behind (Lose HT → Draw/Win FT) β€” β€”
Full-Time Metrics
BTTS 41/60
(68.3%)
25/29
(86.2%)
Over 2.5 Goals 46/60
(76.7%)
25/29
(86.2%)
Over 3.5 Goals 28/60
(46.7%)
14/29
(48.3%)
Clean Sheet 11/60
(18.3%)
2/29
(6.9%)
Failed to Score 8/60
(13.3%)
2/29
(6.9%)
Leicester Leicester Blended
Metric All
(60 games)
Venue
(29 games)
Half-Time Metrics
1+ Goal Before HT 29/38
(76.3%)
15/19
(78.9%)
2+ Goals Before HT 10/38
(26.3%)
6/19
(31.6%)
0-0 HT → 1+ Goal 2nd Half 9/9
(100%)
4/4
(100%)
0-0 HT → 2+ Goals 2nd Half 5/9
(55.6%)
1/4
(25%)
Winning at HT 20/38
(52.6%)
11/19
(57.9%)
Lost Lead (Win HT → No Win FT) 5/38
(13.2%)
4/19
(21.1%)
Came From Behind (Lose HT → Draw/Win FT) 1/38
(2.6%)
0/19
(0%)
Full-Time Metrics
BTTS 35/60
(58.3%)
19/29
(65.5%)
Over 2.5 Goals 38/60
(63.3%)
20/29
(69%)
Over 3.5 Goals 22/60
(36.7%)
13/29
(44.8%)
Clean Sheet 13/60
(21.7%)
4/29
(13.8%)
Failed to Score 12/60
(20%)
6/29
(20.7%)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Do both teams usually score when Tottenham play Leicester?

Yes — based on recent matches, both teams have scored in 86% of Tottenham's games and 66% of Leicester's, a combined rate that favours BTTS Yes.

Is Tottenham vs Leicester usually a high-scoring fixture?

Recent trends suggest it could be — Over 2.5 goals has landed in 86% of Tottenham's matches and 69% of Leicester's.

📰

Shock result as Leicester defy the odds to beat Tottenham 1-2.

📝 Match Report

How It Unfolded

Leicester beat Tottenham 1-2 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Regular Season - 23, in the Premier League. That is the final score; the rest of this report grades it against what the data forecast beforehand.

The Model vs The Result

The Poisson model went into this projecting Tottenham 2.94 xG and Leicester 1.45 xG, a combined 4.39. The scoreboard read 1-2 for 3 actual goals. Tottenham fell 1.9 short of their projected output. Those figures were built on strength ratings of Tottenham attack 1.29 / defence 1.28 against Leicester attack 0.73 / defence 1.54, drawn from 60/22 games (CurrentSeason).

On the result, the model split it Tottenham 67% | Draw 17% | Leicester 16%, with Tottenham to win its most likely call at 67%. Instead the game produced a Leicester win, an outcome the model had rated at just 16% — a clear break from expectation and a genuine upset by the numbers.

Goals & Markets

The model rated Over 2.5 goals at 81%. The game delivered 3, so it went over — the model's lean was correct. Over 1.5 had been 94% and landed. Over 3.5 was 64% and did not. On both teams to score, the model sat at 73% and the match saw both sides score — another call in the model's favour. Historically the two sides average 70% Over 2.5 across their same-competition games (Tottenham 77%, Leicester 63%), a base rate that agreed with today's over. Their combined BTTS history runs at 63%, which matched the both-scored outcome.

Trading Patterns vs Reality

Tottenham's trading profile (60 games, 29 home) set some clear expectations: BTTS lands in 68% of their matches — today it did.

Leicester's trading profile (60 games, 29 away) set some clear expectations: BTTS lands in 58% of their matches — today it did.

Form vs Result

The form lines were close — Tottenham 1.50 PPG, Leicester 1.50 PPG — offering no strong steer, and the Leicester win broke the near-deadlock. Tottenham (home/away splits) managed 1 against a 2.14 scoring average — below par going forward.

Verdict

Grading the result against the stored data, 2 of 3 pre-match signals came in: result (miss), Over 2.5 (hit), BTTS (hit). A mixed scorecard — the data caught the broad shape of the game but not every market.

💡 Key Insights

Model Over/Under 2.5 landed as modelled — 81% Over 2.5 probability, 3 goals scored.
Model BTTS matched the model — 73% projected, both teams scored.
Trading Trading data backed up — the sides average 70% Over 2.5 historically, and this game went over.

⚠️ This match report is generated algorithmically from the final score, our prediction model, and each team's historical form and trading data. Analysis is for informational purposes only.