Palmer is a marked man in the Premier League, after his superb campaign last season and good start to this one. This has led to unwelcome attention from opposition players trying to kick him out of the game.

He has won 2.45 fouls per 90 this season, and two or more in four of his last five games, with one in the other.

Madueke enjoyed a successful international break, starting both games for England on the right hand side. It was a reward for his promising start to the season with Chelsea, having scored four goals to almost equal last season’s tally of five already.

A feature of the wingers game which you might not have expected is the rate at which he commits fouls, running at 0.95 per 90 so far this season. He has committed one or more fouls in his last five games.

Nicolas Jackson gets some unfair stick in some quarters due to his ungainly style, but if you look at the bare numbers, they are impressive. He racked up 19 goal contributions during his first Premier League season and is already up to nine this time around in a better side.

He has scored six goals this campaign, and averages 1.32 shots on target per 90. He has had a shot on target in his last five Premier League games.

Whilst we do not expect Leicester to pick up anything from this game, they do carry a threat going forward, as demonstrated by the fact they have scored in all five of their Premier League home games so far.

That includes a goal against the second-best defence in terms of goals conceded, Nottingham Forest.

Chelsea have only kept two clean sheets this season and always give the opposition opportunities.

As per Bet Builder 1, we expect Cole Palmer will be targeted with some meaty challenges in this game. It’s a logical approach for an opposition team when a player is so capable of making things happen in the final third, and is perhaps a bit vulnerable physically.

Winks has picked up three yellows cards in the Premier League this season. Two of those three came at the King Power stadium against top half opposition in Forest and Villa.

He will likely play in the holding midfield role, in close proximity to Cole Palmer, who has drawn nine yellow cards from opposition players so far this season.