Leeds United's predicted finish before Tottenham visit, London chance and Harry Kane forecast

Leeds United are given a fighting chance of taking something from this afternoon's clash at Tottenham Hotspur who are odds on but not a million miles from evens.
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Antonio Conte's fourth-placed side can be backed at 8-11 whereas Leeds are no bigger than 4-1 but as short as 7-2 despite the gap in league placings, points and being away from home. The draw is on offer at 13-4 whereas Harry Kane is unsurprisingly a very strong favourite to score first at 10-3 and just 21-20 to score at any time. Some firms even have Kane as odds-on to net against the Whites, for which the England captain is as short as 4-6.

Richarlison is second favourite to score first at 6-1, followed by United's Rodrigo at 15-2 and then both Lucas Moura and Dejan Kulusevski at 9s.

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Ivan Perisic and Bryan Gil plus United's Joe Gelhardt and Willy Gnonto are all 12s, followed by Sam Greenwood at 14s, no goalscorer at 15s and both Brenden Aaronson and injury doubt Jack Harrison at 16s. Despite netting in his last three matches, Crysencio Summerville can be backed at 18s although he is a lot shorter with other firms.

ODDS ON: Harry Kane to score at any time against Leeds United. Photo by IAN KINGTON/AFP via Getty Images.ODDS ON: Harry Kane to score at any time against Leeds United. Photo by IAN KINGTON/AFP via Getty Images.
ODDS ON: Harry Kane to score at any time against Leeds United. Photo by IAN KINGTON/AFP via Getty Images.

A 1-1 draw is marginally favourite in the correct score market at 8-1 but followed by a variety of Spurs wins led by 2-1 to the hosts at 42-5. Leeds can be wagered at 33-2 to leave with a 2-1 triumph or 19-1 win 1-0.

Having taken six points from their last two games, the Whites are now as big as 6-1 to be relegated and five times are rated more likely to go down. Leeds, who on that basis are predicted to finish 15th, are rated more likely to stay up than odds on duo for the drop Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth (both 1-2) plus Wolves 11-8, Southampton (2-1) and Everton (16-5).

United are only marginally shorter for relegation than Leicester City (7s) and Brentford (8s) followed by Aston Villa and Fulham (both 11s). There is then a big gap to West Ham United (28s), Crystal Palace (35s) and an even bigger jump to Brighton (125s).