Tottenham

Chelsea have won two and drawn one of their three home league games, averaging 3.7 goals scored per match in front of their home supporters. Tottenham have struggled to find the net away from home, scoring just once in three trips, and are depleted by the suspension of Rodrigo Bentancur alongside defensive injuries to Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie. While Tottenham secured a 1-1 draw at Manchester United, Chelsea have won the last five Premier League meetings between the sides, making the home double chance a well-supported selection.

Tottenham have yet to win a league match this season, drawing three and losing three, and their offensive output stands at just 0.5 goals scored per game. They are also missing several key contributors through injury and suspension, including Pedro Porro, Dejan Kulusevski, and Rodrigo Bentancur. However, Coventry have struggled for goals away from home, scoring only once across three away fixtures. Covering both the home win and the draw provides protection against Tottenham's frequent stalemates, while a low-scoring match under 2.5 goals aligns with both sides having failed to score in four of their six league games.

Tottenham enter this fixture winless across their last five games, scoring just two goals in that run and failing to score in four of those matches. Across their two road games, Spurs have scored zero goals while conceding three. While Manchester United have had their own defensive challenges, they possess more punch in attack, averaging 2.5 goals per match at Old Trafford. Furthermore, United claimed a 2-0 victory when these sides last met at Old Trafford in February 2026 and have suffered only one loss in their previous four home meetings against Tottenham. With Tottenham struggling badly to generate offense on the road, Manchester United have a clear statistical edge to secure at least a draw.

Tottenham hold home advantage against an Aston Villa side that has collected only one point from four league matches and conceded seven goals. Villa are missing several key midfield figures including the suspended Joao Gomes, while Tottenham have demonstrated resilience in recent scoreless draws against Everton and Nottingham Forest. Backing Tottenham to avoid defeat covers both the home victory and the stalemate.

Liverpool have maintained consistent form, remaining undefeated across their last five matches in all competitions. In contrast, Tottenham have recorded two defeats and a goalless draw in three of their last four outings. With Liverpool boasting four wins and a draw from their last five home meetings against Spurs, backing the hosts to avoid defeat represents the most reliable position.

Liverpool or Draw — 76% confidence

Liverpool have maintained consistent form, remaining undefeated across their last five matches in all competitions. In contrast, Tottenham have recorded two defeats and a goalless draw in three of their last four outings. With Liverpool boasting four wins and a draw from their last five home meetings against Spurs, backing the hosts to avoid defeat represents the most reliable position.

Over 2.5 Goals — 68% confidence

Meetings between Liverpool and Tottenham have historically delivered high goal counts, with eight of their last ten direct encounters producing at least three total goals and an average of 4.4 goals per game across that sample. Liverpool have scored two goals in four of their last five matches, indicating sustained offensive capability.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and total goals), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Meetings between Liverpool and Tottenham have historically delivered high goal counts, with eight of their last ten direct encounters producing at least three total goals and an average of 4.4 goals per game across that sample. Liverpool have scored two goals in four of their last five matches, indicating sustained offensive capability.

Tottenham have yet to score a goal in the Premier League this season across three matches, recording one draw and two losses while conceding five goals. They also enter this fixture without key creative options such as James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski due to injury. In contrast, Everton are unbeaten in league action with one win and two draws, scoring five goals and conceding three. Given the contrasting form lines and Tottenham's offensive drought, Everton have a strong opportunity to take at least a point away from home.

Nottingham Forest hold a dominant recent record over Tottenham, having won all four of their last Premier League encounters by an aggregate score of 9-1. Tottenham enter this fixture sitting bottom of the table after losing their opening two matches without scoring a single goal and conceding five. Furthermore, Tottenham are missing key attacking outlets such as James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski through injury, which limits their creative output. Backing Forest to win or draw covers the most probable outcomes based on recent form and historical match-ups.

Newcastle have established strong recent form in this fixture, winning six of the past ten head-to-head encounters and losing only once. Tottenham enter the match after conceding three goals in their Premier League opener against Brentford and must navigate extensive midfield and attacking absences, with Kulusevski, Maddison, Kudus, and Sarr all sidelined. Backing Newcastle on the double chance provides solid security across both an away victory and a draw.

Tottenham have been tough to beat on home soil across recent outings, registering a 3-0 win and two draws (2-2 and 1-1) in their last three home fixtures. While Charlton arrive with momentum after winning four of their last five matches, Tottenham's home advantage provides strong coverage under the Double Chance market. Both sides have consistently featured in high-scoring affairs, with Charlton scoring two or more goals in four of their last five games and Tottenham seeing at least three total goals in four of their previous five fixtures.