Tottenham Hotspur - Burnley betting tips and odds

Burnley will have little to hope for against Tottenham Hotspur. The home charges are bursting with confidence and it would take a small miracle for the away team to take anything from this game.

The Clarets are massive underdogs and will be extremely lucky to avoid complete annihilation at the hands of Tottenham.

Tottenham were widely considered the favourites at kick-off in their most recent bout against Arsenal, but their performance was still quite impressive. Most bookies expected a close fight, yet Tottenham took a lead in the first half and went on to dominate the proceedings. The 3:0 score at the end was great news for their Premier League campaign.

Previously in the Premier League, The Clarets recorded an HT/FT home defeat with a considerable 1:3 goal difference. Most bookies saw them as the clear underdogs before kick-off, though, so the fact that they were trounced is hardly surprising.

The home team gives their opponents plenty of reasons to worry about the upcoming fixture. They’re on something of a streak with 5 goals scored over the last 3 matches.

This year’s Premier League season is slowly being brought to a close with Tottenham occupying the 5th spot in the standings. The biggest achievement they could hope for at this point is a Champions League qualification, for which they lack another 1 point.

This game marks one of the last bouts in a series of very poor performances we’ve seen from The Clarets. They’re almost certainly heading for relegation – they’re in spot number 17th on the table as they enter round 37 as the clear underdogs.

In terms of head-to-head stats, the closest point of reference right now is from last season when Tottenham walked away with a decisive victory. This is an entirely new campaign but most top online bookies are still expecting the match to end in their favour.

This match is notable for the number of injuries reported prior by both sides. On one hand, the hosts will have to make do without Matt Doherty, Reguilón, Oliver Skipp. On the other, the visitors will not be able to count on Jóhann Guðmundsson, Ashley Westwood, Jay Rodriguez. Both are in a precarious state, but you should take the importance of these players to the respective strategies before putting down a stake.

For better or worse, the Under 3.5 Goals is possible the best course of action for this match. It’s not exactly an exciting offer and the returns can’t be called amazing, but the value is strong enough to warrant a quick punt.