Premier League Odds, Best Bet Pick (Friday, Feb. 28): Expect a Low-Scoring Norwich City vs. Leicester City Affair?

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Feb 28, 2020, 01:30 PM EST

Norwich City takes on Leicester City in the English Premier League on Friday at 3 p.m. ET.
Jeremy Pond breaks down the matchup, including his best bet pick for this game.

Premier League Odds: Leicester City at Norwich City

Leicester City odds: -138
Norwich City odds: +350
Draw: +275
Over/Under: 3 (+105/-130)
Time: Friday, 3 p.m. ET
TV: Sky Sports

Odds as of Wednesday and via bet365. Get up to $100 in bet credits at bet365 today or see more offers and reviews for the best online sportsbooks.

Norwich City and Leicester City kick off this week’s Premier League slate with Friday’s showdown at Carrow Road.

Leicester City has not been in top form as of late, winning just one match in its last six Premier League outings. The Foxes suffered a 1-0 home setback against Manchester City in their most recent contest. Finding the back of the net has been the recent issue for Leicester, which has been shut out in its last two games.

This has to worry manager Brendan Rodgers, whose club ranks fifth in expected goals (43.10) in the league this season. Leicester City had been blanked only three times in its 24 previous Premier League games prior to its recent goal-scoring drought.

Norwich City vs. Leicester City Tale of the Tape

The total has stayed under 2.5 goals in Norwich City’s last three home Premier League matches
Leicester City has scored at least two goals in its last three matches at Norwich City across all competitions
Norwich City has allowed at least one goal in 12 of 13 home league matches this campaign
Leicester City has been shut out just five times in 27 league matches this season

On the other side, things could not be going any worse for Norwich City and its supporters. The Canaries were handed a 3-0 loss against Wolverhampton over the weekend and have failed to score in three consecutive tilts.

Making the situation even uglier is the fact Norwich City, which is 18th in the league with 28.94 expected goals, is winless in 13 of its last 14 league fixtures. That lone victory over the course of the last three months came on January 18 against AFC Bournemouth.

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