• Leicester have won all five of their Premier League home games against Watford, scoring 10 goals and conceding just one. It’s their best 100% home record against an opponent in the competition.
• Watford have never won a Premier League game on a Wednesday, drawing four and losing 11 of their 15 games. Only West Brom (27 games on Tuesdays) have played more on a specific weekday without a win in the competition.
• Leicester have won their last six Premier League matches – the Foxes have only had a longer winning run once in the top-flight, winning seven in a row between December 1962 and March 1963.
• Since Brendan Rodgers’ first Premier League game in charge on March 3rd, Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has scored 22 goals, six more than any other player.

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Manchester United v Tottenham (Paul Higham)

Jose's back, back again! There are so many fantastic things about Mourinho being back in the Premier League, but going up against old friends, and old enemies is a particular highlight - and he has both of those at Old Trafford.

It goes without saying that he'll be desperate to put one over his old employers, and Spurs are more than capable if they can just tighten up at the back, especially late on when they've almost thrown away wins over West Ham and Bournemouth.

United may be struggling but they have enough pace going forward to prevent Mourinho from becoming the first Spurs boss ever to win his first three top flight games, as long as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can get his gameplan right to play to his side's counter-attacking strengths.

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There's already been more excitement in Mourinho's three Spurs games than his entire tenure at United, and with both sides seemingly unable to keep clean sheets then there's sure to be more here on Wednesday.

Dele Alli is reborn and will be a huge threat now he's back to his best, but don't rule out Marcus Rashford finding the net yet again. Ultimately, though, Spurs are slight favourites because they're a better side in better form and, although they might concede, they should have enough to give Mourinho a happy return.

Prediction: Manchester United 1-2 Tottenham

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