West Brom were hammered 5-0 by Leeds in their last contest, a result that once again highlighted the size of the task for Sam Allardyce to keep the Baggies in the Premier League. They are still searching for their second league win of the season and that is unlikely to come here. However, they can keep it tight.
Despite Arsenal making it back-to-back victories with success against Brighton on Tuesday, their performances throughout the campaign have failed to inspire and that includes the first-half at The Amex. Granit Xhaka's effort from distance, which carried a rating of 0.06 xG on the Infogol charts, was their only effort across the opening 45 minutes.
West Brom didn't do much better against Leeds but there will be a desire for a reaction from Allardyce. It has been a theme throughout his managerial career and, despite their struggles at The Hawthorns last time out, it's worth going big and taking the 19/4 best price on the Baggies to be leading at the break.
Slow starts have been a theme throughout Arsenal's contests this season but those particularly away from home. In fact, they have failed to be leading at the break in a Premier League game since victory over Fulham on opening day (drawing in three and losing in four).
Of course, West Brom have been a poor side as well this season but Allardyce teams tend to react well in their next game after losing by big margins. Before the Leeds game, his last defeat of note was a 5-1 hammering by Arsenal when he was Everton manager, the next game was a 3-1 victory over Crystal Palace.
Leeds continued to show why they are the most fun team to watch in the Premier League as they hammered West Brom 5-0 on Tuesday. It's the third time in their last four games that one side has scored at least five goals (two wins and a loss).
Only the Baggies (35) have conceded more goals than Leeds (30) in England's top-flight but Marcelo Bielsa's side currently sit on a goal difference of 0. Being 12 points above the drop zone after 16 games is exactly what they would have wanted and two wins over the Christmas period means that there is little to no pressure as they travel to take on Tottenham.
Leeds will play in their usual way, wanting to attack, and that should see them have a few opportunities to find the net. It should also mean plenty of corners for the visitors - only Aston Villa (99) have taken more than Leeds (98) in the Premier League this season.
Rather surprisingly, despite their good results in the opening third of the season, Jose Mourinho's Tottenham are 18th in the corner charts with a much lower figure of 63. With this in mind, it is very surprising to see Leeds as big as 9/4 with Sky Bet to win the corner battle in Saturday's early kick-off.
Three of Leeds' last four have seen the Whites take more corners, which includes the 6-2 defeat at Old Trafford. Despite the hosts having 11, Leeds took 13, while they also hit double figures in the trip to The Hawthorns in midweek.
Odds correct at 1300 GMT (30/12/20)
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