Ndidi has had 17 shots across his 18 Premier League appearances this season (1.04 per 90). Ndidi has been trialled in a variety of positions by Ruud Van Nistelrooy since he took over at Leicester but his shot record appears to stay pretty consistent whether he’s playing a bit deeper or higher up the pitch.

Ndidi has had a shot in three of his last four appearances across all competitions which is a run that has included efforts against Manchester United, Arsenal and West Ham showing that the 28 year old isn’t afraid to take aim at goal. 

Ndidi showed this in the initial meeting between these sides at the King Power Stadium in which Ndidi had an effort on goal. Leicester only had four shots in the game, but this could increase here when considering the issues Chelsea have been facing defensively since that initial meeting which should encourage the Foxes.

Chelsea have conceded 12+ shots to their opponents in four of their last five Premier League games which is a result of injuries to the backline and Chelsea being unable to sustain attacks in the opposition half which naturally sees them put under pressure, even against inferior opposition.

There is value with backing this selection on Bet365, the same market is priced at 1.33 across other bookmakers suggesting value for Ndidi to have a shot here.