Two matches where the better chance-creating side is the visitor and the home side's attack is the thinner one. Neither is a rout; both should be decided by who turns territory into a goal.
Leeds v Tottenham: Spurs are on three straight wins, with possession around 63 percent and about 1.6 expected goals for against 0.9 against over ten games. Leeds are hard to beat at home but their last two attacking performances were weak. Spurs lose Bentancur to suspension and have other absences, but Mudryk and Bergvall were already out during the wins. Leeds' route is a counter or set piece. Spurs' route is sustained pressure and wide play. That's why I'm siding with Tottenham, with the draw returned.
Wrexham v Wolves: Wolves out-create Wrexham clearly, about 1.7 expected goals to 1.0 with 15.8 shots to 9.8, and they kept doing it with two forwards missing. Wrexham are 16th and short of creators. Conversion is Wolves' weak link, which is why the draw coverage matters. I'm siding with Wolves.
