The Foxes have been rejuvenated under the watch of
Craig Shakespeare and will look to put up a good show against the
inconsistent Hammers.
It’s been a season of inconsistency for Slaven Bilic’s side. Back to back defeats against Chelsea and Bournemouth has seen them drop to 11th on the table with 33 points. The Hammers are still trying to acclimatise with the London Stadium having won just five times all season. Merrybet quotes West Ham at odds of (2.40) to win.
Things have simply been going well for Leicester City since Craig Shakespeare replaced Claudio Ranieri. The Foxes have won back to back league games against Liverpool and Hull City for the first time since April last year and also progressed to the quarter finals of the Uefa Champions League. The East Midlands outfit are yet to win a league game away from home this season and are (3.05) to see that happen at the London Stadium.
A draw is available at odds of (3.50) with the same firm.
Both teams have not been defensively solid this season. The Hammers have conceded 1.71 goals per game at home while the Foxes have conceded an average of two goals per game on their travels.
This makes both teams finding the back of the net an utmost certainty at (1.55) while the game producing more than three goals at odds of (1.80) is another outcome that should reward punters.
Leicester have failed to open the scoring in an away game this season. With things looking good under Shakespeare, they are (2.05) to net first.
Andy Carroll is just one goal away from scoring his 50th Premier League goal. With 29 of them coming in a West Ham shirt, the former Liverpool and Newcastle United striker is priced at (2.40) to score anytime with Merrybet
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