James Maddison then put Leicester ahead in the 76th minute after he had linked up well with substitute Harvey Barnes and the hosts thought they were collecting the three points before Bergwijn's dramatic double. Tottenham's win takes them above north London rivals Arsenal and up to fifth in the Premier League, while Leicester are 10th in the table. Leicester City 2-3 Tottenham: Antonio Conte praises his side's 'fight' in thrilling victoryLeicester v Tottenham as it happened, plus reaction and analysisFootball Daily podcast: Squeaky Bergwijn-time'To lose the game is all on us' - go straight to the best Leicester contentVisit our Tottenham pageKane and Maddison impress in front of watching SouthgateLeicester were playing for the first time in the Premier League in 2022 after games against Norwich, Everton and Burnley had been postponed because of Covid-19, while this match had originally been scheduled to take place on 16 December.
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Seemingly at the point of crisis only a few weeks ago, Spurs could yet take advantage. The Foxes, meanwhile, got a morale-boosting win over Aston Villa last time and looked energised following the arrival of some new faces. At their best, they provide stern opposition for anyone. Here’s everything you need to know about the game. Date, kick-off time and venueLeicester vs Tottenham is scheduled for a 3pm GMT kick-off time on Saturday 11 February, 2023.
The Foxes were without top scorer Jamie Vardy because of a thigh injury, while Nigeria's Kelechi Iheanacho is on international duty at the Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon. Daka was making only his third Premier League start and he took his opportunity in style, finishing well after a challenge from Tottenham's Sergio Reguilon saw the ball drop into his path. That goal came after Spurs had missed numerous chances, with two shots cleared off the line and a Kane header bouncing off the crossbar. Kane, who impressed throughout, then registered only his fifth Premier League goal of the season, although he has also netted eight times in cup games in 2021-22 as well as scoring 10 for his country. It also brought up a landmark for the England captain as the goal was his 250th in club matches. Harry Kane has scored 234 goals for Tottenham as well as nine for Millwall, five for Leyton Orient and two for Leicester during loan spells away from SpursThe performance of Maddison, capped once by the Three Lions in 2019 but pushing for a recall, would have also been pleasing for watching England boss Gareth Southgate.
The King Power Stadium in Leicester will host. Where to watch Tottenham vs LeicesterTV channel and live stream: The game will not be broadcast in the UK as it takes place during the Saturday 3pm blackout imposed across English football. LIVE coverage: Follow all of the action LIVE with Standard Sport’s dedicated match blog. Dan Kilpatrick will be providing expert analysis from the ground. Leicester vs Tottenham team newsKelechi Iheanacho is expected to continue up front for the Foxes after his one goal and two assists during the win over Villa. Elsewhere, Victor Kristiansen and Tete impressed on their debuts and look set to feature once more. Wilfried Ndidi could return after missing the Villa game through personal reasons. Ricardo Pereira is expected to be fit for the game.
Spurs, meanwhile, will be without Hugo Lloris after the club captain suffered a knee injury during the win over City. As a result, Fraser Forster is set for a run in the first-team, while Cristian Romero will be suspended. Yves Bissouma has also been ruled out, leaving Spurs light in midfield. Blow: Lloris is facing a spell on the sidelines / REUTERSLeicester vs Tottenham team newsBoth teams are difficult to predict.
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The Leicester midfielder produced two fine saves from Lloris, one in each half, before getting the goal his play deserved after he linked up with Barnes, who had only been on the field for a minute before getting the assist. In Maddison's last 11 appearances in all competitions, he has now been directly involved in 13 goals - eight goals and five assists. Spurs had not been beaten in the Premier League since they lost 1-0 at West Ham on 24 October when Nuno Espirito Santo was in charge. But Conte maintained his unbeaten league run in the most dramatic of fashions, with not one, but two goals deep into added time. The victory also set a new Premier League feat as Spurs were behind at 94 minutes, 52 seconds - the latest time a team has been behind before winning a Premier League match.
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