Tottenham striker Harry Kane has said his team face a difficult test at Leicester after a stuttering start to the Premier League season.
An opening-day defeat at Manchester United was followed by the loss of a 2-0 lead as Spurs drew 2-2 with Stoke in their first home game of the campaign.
But Kane, 22, told his club's official website: "I think we've been a bit unlucky in the last two games.
"We've been playing some good football so we want to start the game at a high tempo this weekend, keep the ball, create some chances and hopefully get some goals.
"It's going to be tough. Even last year when we played them in the league, we had two tight games and won both by one goal.
"They've started well, and we know we're going to be up against it at times -- but we know what we've got to do.
"We've got the ability in our team to perform well and win the match. The points are the most important thing and three of them will be massive for us on Saturday."
Kane, who had a loan spell with Leicester in 2013, scored four goals in two games against the Foxes last season.
"I spent a bit of time at Leicester, so I know a few faces there and I enjoy playing against them," he added.
"There's still a long way to go, so we're just concentrating on the game this Saturday and looking to get the three points."