The two sides are set to go head to head twice in the same week, the first of which is an FA Cup third round tie to be played at the White Hart Lane. Both the sides have exceeded expectations in the league so far and find themselves in the top four after 20 matches.
With a crucial fixture in mid week, Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has claimed that he will be rotating his squad with the likes of Michel Vorm, Nacer Chadli, Nabil Bentaleb, Kevin Wimmer, Danny Rose, Kieran Trippier and Son Heung-Min poised to feature.
The Argentinean has however refused to confirm if striker Harry Kane who has been linked with a move to Real Madrid will be starting upfront..png)
The 22 year old after a slow start to the season has hit the ground running and Pochettino will be hoping to keep his star striker fit for the remainder of the season if Spurs are to finish in the top four.
"It's not a distraction [the FA Cup]. It's the oldest competition in the world and we respect it a lot," Pochettino said.
"We have a strong squad but we have come off a very busy period of Christmas. It's a good opportunity for some players that haven't played regularly in the Premier League to show their quality and fight for their place.
"It's not about resting players. After Christmas, it's very tough for the players. Some players believe they are fresh but it's not true. We need to be clever in our decisions. We need to analyse and we work hard every day to decide which players are fresh and want to play every game.
"All the players have a desire to play every game. But it's our decision whether or not to pick them. Harry is in a very good condition. He's fresh, mentally and physically, and we are happy with the way he is.
Leicester on the other hand come into this match at the back of two consecutive goal less draws and their task will be made even more difficult with top scorer Jamie Vardy sidelined after undergoing a surgery to treat a groin complaint.
Tottenham on the other hand will be without the midfield duo of Mousa Dembele and Ryan Mason.
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- In US at 11:00 EST: on Fox Sports 1 USA, Fox Sports GO, Fox Deportes, Fox Soccer 2GO USA
- In UK at 16:00 BST: on BBC Radio, BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC One UK
- In Canada at 11:00 EST: on Sportsnet World Now, Sportsnet World
Fans in the Middle East can watch the match live on beIN Sports Arabia 11 HD, whereas those in the African countries can follow the action on SuperSport 3 Africa. For a comprehensive listing of global broadcast listings, visit the Tottenham vs Leicester City match page.
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