Tottenham make one change from the team that drew with Stoke last week. Christian Eriksen has picked up a knee injury, so Erik Lamela comes in. 

Their new signing, Clinton Njie, does not make their squad.

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Leicester stick with the same starting XI that has won their first two games of the season, with new £5m midfielder Gokhan Inler on the bench.

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Robbie Fowler
Former Liverpool striker on Football Focus

"If you look at Leicester’s form at the back end of last season, they won 28 points out of a possible 33. The stats tell you something about how good the team is.

"With a new manager you don’t ever know how they will react but I've not been surprised by how well they have done under Claudio Ranieri."

Manchester United have just drawn 0-0 with Newcastle so make that just THREE teams with a 100% start. That result also means Leicester will be on their own at the top of the table tonight if they beat Spurs... no pressure then.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

Speaking of Lawro, he is at King Power Stadium today for BBC Radio 5 live.

He does not think Spurs will leave empty-handed but has been pretty underwhelmed by their threat in front of goal in recent weeks.

Lawro says: "Harry Kane had a great season last time out but clearly they had to get him some help in attack over the summer.

"That hasn't really happened yet, and for such a big club to have such an over-reliance on one player in attack is a strange situation."

Lawro's predictions v comedian Jack Whitehall

Yep, life is certainly good for Leicester fans at the moment. The sun is out at King Power Stadium, their team is flying high in the Premier League... and they are top of the supporters' league table in the BBC Sport Predictor game too.

Tottenham fans? Second bottom, so far. That's a sluggish start, similar to the way things have gone for Spurs on the pitch.

Still plenty of time to change that, though... get involved now and see how your guesses fare against other supporters and pundit Mark Lawrenson, plus get feedback from BBC Sport's team including Gary Lineker - who I am sure will be watching this game closely.

Before a ball was kicked on Saturday, only four out of the 20 Premier League teams had 100% records. Leicester are one of them (Tottenham aren't).

Will the Foxes continue their fantastic start to the season? We are about to find out...

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