IF you fancy a flutter on televised Premier League games this weekend, this is the place to be. With the transfer window out of the way, it really is getting to the business end of the season and we’ve got betting tips for you for the final top-flight game of the weekend. Spurs vs Man […]
IF you fancy a flutter on televised Premier League games this weekend, this is the place to be.
With the transfer window out of the way, it really is getting to the business end of the season and we’ve got betting tips for you for the final top-flight game of the weekend.
JOSE vs Pep on a Sunday afternoon.
Seriously, what more do you want?
There hasn’t really been a honeymoon period for Mourinho at Spurs, who ended a run of four Premier League games without a win by beating Norwich 2-1 here last week.
City arrive without a league defeat in 2020 and have teed off in the New Year, crashing 23 goals in just eight games.
Tottenham are yet to make their new home a fortress and it says a lot that they’ve lost to Bayern, Liverpool and Chelsea here this term.
It’s doubtful this stadium will hold any fear for the current champions, despite painful memories of a 1-0 loss in last year’s Champions League.
One thing that immediately stands out when looking at the recent history of this fixture in London is goals.
Well, the lack of them anyway.
In the past few years when these sides meet in North London, it’s rarely one for the neutrals to get excited about.
Four of the last six games in the capital have featured three goals or less, including both of the last two which have seen just one each.
But the teams played out an entertaining 2-2 draw earlier in the campaign, making the tempting but risky 6/4 on under 2.5 goals a dangerous play. Stay clear.
Despite the continued absence of Harry Kane, we can see plenty of goals in this one.
Spurs have kept just ONE clean-sheet in their last 12 matches – and that was against struggling Watford.
Both teams to score is a measly 4/7, but we much prefer both teams to net in both halves.
That’s a massive price at 17/2 and well worth a quid.
If you want further prodding in that direction, City have conceded in nine of their last 11 away games in all competitions.
Everything points to goals, while Spurs to win EITHER half is a massive 15/8.
When it comes to a goalscorer pick, all the value is with Son Heung-min.
Both Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus are odds-on to net at anytime, while you can get a hefty 9/4 on the South Korean star scoring his seventh of the campaign.
Spurs to win either half: 15/8
Both teams to score in BOTH halves: 17/2
Son Heung-min to score at anytime: 9/4
*All odds correct at time of publication
