The Foxes are fighting to get into the top four, while the Spurs are level on points with Everton and must watch their backs from Arsenal
The race for the Champions League is not only glowing in Italy. Even in the Premier League everything is decided on the last day: the two of Manchester are sure of the first two places in the standings, but behind it is a brawl. Chelsea are at 67, Liverpool and Leicester are chasing at 66: only two of them will participate in the next Champions League. The Blues will play on the Aston Villa field, quiet in the middle of the table: Tuchel’s men could still enter the Champions League if they win the final against City; the Reds, currently fourth, will host a long-time safe Crystal Palace; for the Foxes there will instead be Tottenham, looking for points for Europe: the Spurs are in seventh place, at -3 from West Ham, on equal points with Everton, at +1 from Arsenal and +6 from Leeds.
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In short, the highlight of the last day of the Premier League is the match between Leicester and Tottenham: the Champions League ambitions for the Foxes and the Europa League ambitions for the Spurs pass from the King Power Stadium match. Rodgers’ men come from a double confrontation against Chelsea: 1-0 victory in the FA Cup final for the Foxes (Tielemans’ goal) and the Blues’ success in the league, 2-1 at Stamford Bridge with Rudiger and Jorginho. Previously, Leicester had won at Manchester United. Tottenham instead comes from two victories and as many defeats in the last four days, perfectly alternating: successes against Sheffield and Wolverhampton, ko with Leeds and Aston Villa.
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The first leg match between the two teams ended 2-0 in favor of Leicester, who beat London with a goal from Vardy and an own goal from Aldeerweireld. A curious fact is that between the two teams it does not end with a draw in the Premier League from 1-1 on 29 October 2016 (goals by Janssen and Musa): since that moment there have been five victories for Tottenham and three for Leicester. The overall balance in the Premier League is 41 wins for the Spurs, 15 draws and 31 wins for the Foxes.
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