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Crystal Palace v Leicester

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Leicester have lost four of their seven Premier League away games against Crystal Palace, failing to score in each defeat. However, they’ve never lost away at Palace in the competition when they’ve found the net (W2 D1).
Following his hat-trick at Southampton last time out, Leicester’s Jamie Vardy is the top scoring Premier League player this season coming into this round of matches (9). His nine goals have come from just 20 shots in total, giving him a conversion rate of 45%, the highest of any player to have had at least 10 attempts.
Four of James Maddison’s five goal involvements for Leicester in the Premier League this season have come in away games (2 goals, 2 assists).

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Everton v Tottenham

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Two sides who spent big in the summer and now massively underachieving with both managers coming under scrutiny.

Everton have been consistently inconsistent. The atmosphere at Goodison Park was tense in midweek after scraping past Watford with a strong team and the pressure is growing on Marco Silva. When they have needed big performances in their last two home games in the league against Man City and West Ham, they have delivered though and it will be interesting to see their approach here.

Tottenham, meanwhile, look a shadow of their former selves under Mauricio Pochettino this season. Just before Christmas last year, they won this fixture 6-2 on Merseyside, but now they cannot buy an away win - without one now in their last 11 Premier League games.

Dele Alli, as Roy Keane said so honestly, looks off the pace, Christian Eriksen looks uninterested and they need to turn it around sooner or later. But their away performance last week at Liverpool was decent and if they perform in a similar fashion they can get something at Goodison.

It really is a tough one to call, but the visitors can, in a win or high-scoring draw, grab two goals against an Everton defence which has already conceded seven at home this season and you can back them to score two or more at 5/4.

Tottenham have been bad, but Everton have been worse. Mauricio Pochettino's side can put in another battling display on Merseyside to come away with something.

Prediction: Everton 2-2 Spurs ()

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Everton have lost their last two home league games against Spurs by an aggregate score of 2-9 (0-3 and 2-6). They’ve never lost three consecutive top-flight home games by a margin of 3+ goals against an opponent before.
Tottenham are unbeaten in their last 13 Premier League games against Everton (W7 D6), their joint-longest such run against the Toffees in the top-flight (also 13 between 1997-2003).
Everton have lost five of their last six Premier League games (W1), winning fewer points in the competition in that period than any other side (3).
Tottenham’s Harry Kane has scored two goals in each of his last four Premier League appearances against Everton – no player has ever scored 2+ goals in five consecutive games against an opponent in the competition’s history.
Christian Eriksen has scored in each of his last four Premier League appearances for Spurs against Everton. He’s scored five in total against the Toffees in the competition, only against Swansea (6) has he netted more.

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Odds correct as of 1300 BST on 01/11/19

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