Tottenham Hotspur vs Fulham - Betting Tips & Predictions.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 29 November - 20:00

Tottenham

Fulham

Recommended tip Win for Tottenham Hotspur

1: 2.18 X: 3.30 2: 3.35

1: 2.15 X: 3.30 2: 3.30

1: 2.20 X: 3.40 2: 3.30

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Saturday night’s clash sees Tottenham Hotspur take on Fulham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a fixture that once again promises fireworks and a hefty dose of London bragging rights. Spurs are smarting after a couple of drubbings and will be desperate to steady the ship in front of a partisan crowd; Fulham arrive with momentum and a reputation for making life awkward for the big clubs. This is more than three points — it’s a chance for recovery, statement-making and a little gladiatorial therapy.

Form and fitness will dominate the pre-match chat. Tottenham have looked ragged recently, while Fulham’s blend of resilience and counter-attacking nous has seen them pick up useful results. Our readers will find proper Tips and context for the betting market on the site — for a quick round-up of where the value sits check our list of top football betting sites — but in short, this one smells like a close home win.

There is also the small matter of pride and history: three of the last five meetings have gone the way of the hosts, and that home edge is unlikely to be ignored by the punters. Expect headlines, end-to-end moments and a tactical chess game that might be decided by a moment of quality from the forwards. Predictions here are cautious but resolute — Spurs to grind out a narrow victory.

Odds and Predictions

The market lists Tottenham as the slight favourites, and the pre-match odds reflect that. With the bookies offering around 23/20 (2.15) for the home win, a draw at 12/5 (3.40) and Fulham priced roughly 9/4 (3.25), the implied probabilities stack up with Spurs at about 46.5%, the draw near 29.4% and the visitors on 30.8%.

Those odds tell you this is a tight affair — not a banker, but not a coin toss either. Punters should note that the numbers slightly underplay Fulham’s threat; they’ve shown recent form and can hit on the break. Our predictions lean toward a 2-1 home win: Tottenham to edge it thanks to an extra yard of quality in the final third and home advantage.

For betting Tips: consider backing Tottenham to win outright as the primary play, with a small each-way or draw-no-bet for insurance if you prefer to hedge. You can also look at goals markets — both teams to score has been common in this fixture, and with attacking full-backs and frailties at the back on display recently, a BTTS selection is sensible value.

Comparison and Statistics

The H2H ledger gives Spurs the marginal edge, particularly at home. In their last five meetings three were won by Tottenham, while the pair of other results were draws or narrow affairs. Head to head history suggests Spurs feel comfortable at their stadium, and Fulham often approach this tie with a pragmatic, low-risk game plan.

Recent form tells a similar story: Tottenham’s last five across all competitions reads one win, one draw and three defeats, with the heavy reverse at Arsenal and that 5-3 defeat in France still fresh. Fulham have three wins and two defeats in their latest five, which shows a steadier trajectory and confidence under pressure.

BTTS occurred in four of the last five meetings.
Tottenham have won three of their last five home games vs Fulham.
Fulham have lost four of their last five away fixtures in all competitions.

Defensively, Tottenham have been tested — conceding multiple goals recently — while Fulham’s scoring return on the road has been inconsistent. Combine that with the H2H pattern and you get a match where both sides will probe, but the home side should just have enough to prevail. Those wanting data-driven picks should weigh the goals conceded stat alongside the odds to find value.

Expected Line-ups

Anticipate Tottenham to set up in a shape that tries to balance solidity and attack despite absences. With players sidelined, a likely XI could read: Vicario in goal behind a back four of Danso, Gray, Van de Ven and Spence. The midfield might see Palhinha and Bentancur offering cover, with Udogie and Kudus providing width and creativity; Odobert and Richarlison leading the line.

Injuries and suspensions will force manager adjustments. Yves Bissouma is out with an ankle complaint, Raul Dragusin is nursing a knee issue and Dejan Kulusevski won’t feature due to a knee problem. James Maddison is also absent and Dominic Solanke is unavailable — plus Cristian Romero is suspended, meaning Spurs’ defensive options are stretched.

Fulham should stick to their tried system. Expect Leno in goal with Tete, Andersen, Bassey and Jimenez across the back. The midfield will likely include Kevin, King and Berge, with Wilson, Iwobi and Sessegnon providing the attacking thrust. Aaron Robinson is doubtful and Rodrigo Muniz remains a fitness doubt, which could blunt some of their options off the bench.

How Will the Season Pan Out

This fixture matters in the larger scheme. A win for Tottenham arrests a wobble and keeps them in touch with the top four conversation; lose and the pressure piles up with pundits willing to fan the flames. For Fulham, grabbing points at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium would be a statement that they can compete with the Premier League’s middle-to-upper pack.

Over the campaign, Spurs need to shore up defensively if they are to maintain a title push or even secure Champions League football — their current form suggests recruitment or tactical tweaks might be on the agenda. Fulham, meanwhile, look set to target European qualification as realistic ambition if they keep picking up wins and avoiding heavy away defeats.

In short: this match is a mini-season within a season. Tottenham will aim to stabilise and build, Fulham will look to exploit gaps and grow momentum. My confident long-range prediction is Spurs will nudge the race in their favour here; the three points would be a timely tonic and might just set a run of improved results.

Final short prediction: a narrow 2-1 win for Tottenham, with Goals and drama expected. Check the odds, weigh up the form and back sensibly — and for more analysis, previews and daily Tips, stick around for our other match guides.

Written by:

Mark Brown

Chief Statistician

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Football bores me to tears! I’m not interested in the Rooney’s and Ronaldo’s of the world, but I am interested in betting. With that in mind, I spend hours trawling through the statistics of the football markets and can usually come up with an angle which presents a viable betting opportunity.

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