Manchester City – Tottenham Hotspur Betting and Prediction | 03/12/23

The fourteenth day of the Premier League ends on Sunday with the most striking match: Tottenham’s visit to Manchester City’s stadium. Both teams need to dispel doubts after Pep Guardiola’s men drew twice in a row in the league and Tottenham enjoyed three consecutive comebacks.

• Halftime: Draw or Tottenham: 2.10 inches bet365
• Both teams score: Yes – 1.70 inches bet365
• Total Goals: Over 3.5 – 1.90 inches bet365
• Half with most goals: second – 1.95 inches bet365

All odds courtesy of bet365, correct at time of publication and subject to change

To remove doubts from Etihad

Whatever happens at the Etihad Stadium this Sunday will have consequences as both City and Tottenham need to get to the table. Guardiola’s men drew two in a row in the Premier League (4-4 at Stamford Bridge and 1-1 at home to Liverpool) and on Tuesday they came close to a disappointment in the Champions League when they suffered an unfavorable 0 . -2 draw against Liverpool, half time against RB Leipzig.

Fortunately, City’s attacking apparatus is devastating and managed to turn things around with goals from Erling Haaland, Phil Foden and Julián Álvarez, the usual suspects in the civilian attack. But it wasn’t until the 87th minute that City took the lead on the scoreboard for the first time.

On the other side is a Tottenham team that had remained undefeated in all its matches during regular time (the EFL Cup elimination was due to penalties), until suddenly it had three consecutive defeats against Chelsea (1-4), Wolverhampton (2-1) and Aston Villa (1-2).

Curiously, Ange Postecoglou’s team opened the scoring in all three cases, as they have done in 77% of their Premier League games (a figure not surpassed by any team) and it would not be unusual for Tottenham to see off the civilian challenge during the first match. half. It is even striking that there were no losses during half-time in any of the thirteen rounds.

Exciting until the last moment

With a match between the highest scoring team in the Premier League and the second highest scoring team away from home, the tension is served throughout the 90 minutes. City have scored three or more goals in six of their most recent seven matches and Tottenham’s last two visits to the Etihad ended with a total of six and five goals respectively.

With an opponent starting strong, as is the case with the London side, City may have to push again in the second half and it will be most of the goals after the break, as happened in 12 of the games. 21 City games and in three of Tottenham’s last four games.