Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool Predictions

• Tottenham have won five of their six Premier League home games this season.
• Liverpool are yet to win an away league game in 2022/23.
• Spurs haven’t been kept off the scoresheet in any of their last 12 home games.
• Harry Kane averages almost a goal every other game against Liverpool with seven in 15 H2Hs.

Spurs can keep their top-four push rolling on

Tottenham Hotspur enter this clash on cloud nine after a last minute goal against Marseille ensured that they will remain in Europe’s premier competition heading into 2023, with their attention swiftly turning back to Premier League matters as Liverpool provide the opposition.

Spurs have been imperious at home this season, winning all but one of their home league games and scoring twice in five of their last seven games here in all competitions. Such a return suggests that they’ll be right up for this clash with the underperforming Liverpool.

Their perfect home record was finally blemished by the simply incredible Newcastle, though they’ll expect to bounce back against one of, if not the biggest underperforming side in this season’s Premier League.

Liverpool can’t play Champions League every week

Liverpool have been something of an enigma this season, a statement which is perfectly summed up by the ridiculous nature of their recent results. Jurgen Klopp’s men lost against two sides battling relegation before ending Napoli’s incredible 100% record in the Champions League during midweek.

With that 2-0 home win, Liverpool have picked up 15 points in six Champions League games… that’s just one fewer than they managed in 12 Premier League games!

Some frankly honking away form is largely to blame for Liverpool’s worst 12-game Premier League start since 2014/15 (D2, L3), but they may hope for better if they can translate the ten goals scored across their last two Champions League away games into domestic action.

Going with the value

With Liverpool blowing hot and cold, it doesn’t seem like a sensible move to back them at their short price in this tough-looking away game.

We’re going for the 4/6 on Spurs to get at least a point from this clash with them boasting the stronger form and a top-four place to desperately cling to ahead of the upcoming World Cup break.

For smaller stakes, we’re going for a hard-fought 1-1 draw in the correct score market, perhaps with Harry Kane stepping up to score his eighth goal against Liverpool in the absence of Son Heung-Min who will miss this due to a facial injury.