Betting Preview: West Ham United vs. Leicester City

Nigel Pearson’s side travel to Upton Park in search of a first win since September and face a team which sits fourth in the league after a blistering start to the 2014/15 campaign.
Sam Allardyce’s men are unbeaten in four games and haven’t lost on home soil since their 3-1 defeat to fellow high-fliers Southampton back in August.

With City aiming for a valuable three points, Sky Bet offer a win for the Foxes at 4/1 while a home victory is favourite at 4/6 – the draw is at 14/5.
The last time the two sides crossed paths was in the Championship in August 2012 when the Hammers emerged 2-1 winners.
A carbon copy of that outcome on Saturday is priced at 7/1, while a Leicester win by that score line is at 14/1.
In October 2011, Andy King scored a double against West Ham in the Foxes’ 3-2 Championship loss.
The Welshman is 9/2 to find the back of the net in 90 minutes and 33/1 to score another brace against the London club.
Leonardo Ulloa, who has six Premier League goals so far this season, is joint-favourite to score for City with David Nugent and Jamie Vardy.
All three forwards are priced at 8/1 to open or close the scoring, 11/4 to find the back of the net in 90 minutes and 16/1 for a double.
Diafra Sakho leads the way on the scoring front for the hosts, with eight goals in all competitions so far this season.
The Senegalese front man has been in fine form since joining from newly-promoted Ligue 1 side Metz.
Sky Bet offers him at 4/1 first or last goalscorer, evens in 90 minutes and 5/1 for the brace.
Fellow striker Andy Carroll, who netted a double against Swansea City in his side’s 3-1 win earlier this month, is set at the same odds as Sakho to score on Saturday.