Predictions & Statistics

Tottenham sit 17 with 37 points after 35 matches and remain under pressure to produce steadier results. Their record of 9 wins, 10 draws, and 16 losses, together with goals at 45:54, reflects mixed form over their recent run. Much of their threat comes through Richarlison (10 goals), Cristian Romero (4 goals), J. Palhinha (4 goals), with creative support from M. Kudus (5 assists), X. Simons (5 assists), Richarlison (4 assists), while the defensive numbers suggest they have been quite vulnerable. At home, they have managed 2 wins, 5 draws, and 10 losses, a return that supports a weak split record. They are under visible pressure near the relegation zone. In football terms they often show a more cautious and defensive approach. Although they are without M. Kudus, B. Davies, D. Kulusevski, that could reduce some of their usual creative supply in attacking areas.

Leeds approach this match from a more delicate league position, standing 16 with 43 points from 35 matches. Their record of 10 wins, 13 draws, and 12 losses, together with goals at 47:52, reflects good form over their recent run. Much of their threat comes through D. Calvert-Lewin (12 goals), Noah Okafor (8 goals), L. Nmecha (6 goals), with creative support from Brenden Aaronson (5 assists), Anton Stach (3 assists), Ilia Gruev (3 assists), while the defensive numbers suggest they have been quite vulnerable. Away from home, the split record of 2 wins, 8 draws, and 7 losses points to a weak split record. They are under visible pressure near the relegation zone. Their broader football approach still suggests a more cautious and defensive approach. They are not at full strength, with G. Gudmundsson, P. Struijk, I. Gruev unavailable, although the overall attacking core still looks largely intact.