Leicester have only kept clean sheets in 12% of their home games, while visiting Wolves have conceded every time on their travels this term.

Both teams have found the back of the net in 88% of Leicester’s home games in the Premier League this season, while 75% of Wolves’ away trips in the league have ended with both teams getting on the scoreboard.

Both teams will see this as a big opportunity to claim 3 points, and will approach the game on the front foot.

Whoever starts in goal for the visitors on Sunday, we’re expecting them to be the busier of the two goalkeepers. Jose Sa has played in 9 Premier League games this season, while Sam Johnstone has featured on 7 occasions.

The Portuguese shot-stopper has faced a total of 48 shots on target this season and has made 27 saves, which makes for a save percentage of 58.3%. Johnstone has faced 39 shots on his goal and has managed 23 saves, so his save percentage is higher than Sa’s at 61.5%.

Combined, these two goalkeepers have faced an average of 5.43 shots on target per game and have made an average of 3.12 saves per game.

Only Facundo Buonanotte has taken more shots for Leicester in the Premier League this season than Jamie Vardy. The Argentinian has 22 shots to his name, but the veteran forward Vardy is just 4 shots behind on 18.

Of those 18 shots, Vardy has managed to fire 7 on target during his 15 appearances in the league and is averaging 1.36 shots per game as things stand. The former England international’s shot on target ratio stands at 38.9% which makes for an average of 0.53 shots on target per match.

That average will require a boost here, but taking into account Wolves’  defensive woes, it’d be no surprise to see Vardy meet, or even exceed this line.

Only Wilfred Ndidi has committed more fouls than the teenage Argentinian this season and the Nigerian international has been ruled out until the New Year with a thigh injury.

Buonanotte, who plays a more attacking role for the Foxes, has given away 18 fouls in his 13 Premier League appearances this season, which makes for an average of 1.38 fouls per game.

Despite playing in a more advanced role, only 3 Leicester players have made more tackles than Buonanotte this season, with the 19-year-old making 27 challenges but only winning 13 of them.

Each of the Foxes’ last 6 matches have produced over 2.5 goals and the same can be said for each of Wolves’ last 5 league games.

So far this season, over 2.5 goals have been scored in 75% of Leicester City’s Premier League games, while a whopping 81% of Wolves outings in the league have witnessed at least three goals.

The Foxes have conceded at least 2 goals in 5 of their last 6 fixtures and lost 4-0 against Newcastle last time out, while Wolves have let in 2 or more goals in each of their last 4 outings.

We’re not yet sure if Matheus Cunha will be suspended for Wolves’ short trip to Leicester this weekend, so we’ve backed his teammate Jorgen Strand Larsen to have 2 or more shots on target in this game.

Cunha has had 46 shots so far this season, way more than any other Wolves player, but Strand Larsen is the next in line with 26 shots. Of those 26 efforts, 16 have hit the target for the Norwegian forward and that makes for a shots on target ratio of 61.5% – which is the highest of any of their regular starters.

The Wolves frontman is averaging 1.78 shots per 90 minutes and hits the target 1.10 times on average, he’ll need to up that a touch here but he looks an excellent price to do so.

There aren’t too many Leicester players that get fouled more often than defender James Justin. The English full-back has been fouled 20 times in his 15 Premier League starts this season, only Jordan Ayew has drawn more fouls for the Foxes (23).

Justin is averaging 1.33 fouls drawn per game this season and we’re expecting the defender to be busy in both halves of the pitch at home against a Wolves side that attack in numbers, but have a poor defensive record.

Jamie Vardy has rolled back the years in his return to the Premier League with Leicester this season. The veteran striker is currently top scorer in the league for the Foxes with 6 goals, 1 of which arrived in the form of a penalty.

The ex-England man has also provided 3 assists for his teammates so far and only Wilfred Ndidi has set-up more goals, but the Nigerian will miss the Wolves game, so that creative responsibility falls more onto Vardy’s shoulders even more.

37-year-old Vardy has scored 4 goals in his last 8 appearances for Leicester in the Premier League and 2 of his 3 assists have come in his last 5 matches, so the aging frontman is in good form right now.