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Newcastle United at Tottenham Hotspur



Tottenham edges Newcastle in an even matchup we're reading as a coin flip in the final third. Both clubs have won just twice in their last five, setting up a tight contest where possession and finishing will matter most. Newcastle have taken the first three of this series, which means Tottenham enter as underdogs in a rivalry where history runs against them. That's the narrative Tottenham has to overcome.
The books’ price on this one, with the vig taken out, so the three outcomes add to 100.
Where each club sits going in, with the rows either side. Points per game matters more than raw points this far into a season, the schedule is rarely even.
Each club's XI from its most recent match, not a team sheet. The real ones post about an hour before kickoff, and sides rotate.
Newcastle United4-2-3-1 · from Aug 23
Lukás Hornícek#21Goalkeeper
Sven Botman#4Left center back
Malick Thiaw#12Right center back
Lewis Hall#3Left back
Amar Dedic#37Right back
Yoane Wissa#9Attacking midfield
Lewis Miley#67Left midfield
Sean Steur#14Right midfield
William Osula#10Forward
Harvey Barnes#11AM-L
Anthony Elanga#19AM-R
Tottenham Hotspur4-2-3-1 · from Aug 22
Antonín Kinsky#31Goalkeeper
Marcos Senesi#5Left center back
Jan Paul van Hecke#6Right center back
Andy Robertson#3Left back
Archie Gray#14Right back
Conor Gallagher#8Attacking midfield
Lucas Bergvall#15Left midfield
Sandro Tonali#16Right midfield
Richarlison#9Forward
Mathys Tel#11AM-L
Mikey Moore#47AM-RThe full ladder, with both clubs marked.