Tottenham Hotspur - Luton Town predictions

Tottenham Hotspur are likely on their way to a decisive victory, and it’s hard to feel optimistic about the visitors’ prospects. Bookmakers are pricing a home win at 1.24, which is quite in line with most expert opinions.

If betting odds are anything to go on – and they are - Luton Town will likely get overrun by their opponents with little hope of winning. Considering how one-sided this matchup is, they may want to cut their losses and focus their energy elsewhere.

Spurs supporters are hoping that the team will perform better than in the previous round’s away game. They had reasons to feel optimistic about that matchup despite the home-field disadvantage, but their opponents Fulham took an early lead and completely dominated the proceedings, recording a 3:0 victory.

Luton Town were off to a bad start in their previous Premier League outing. Although they were the home team, they were behind on half-time against a relatively stronger opponent - Nottingham Forest. Luton Town managed to scrape together a 1:1 draw before the end, which isn’t bad all things considered.

A quick look at the recent trends reveals a solid record for Tottenham, who have managed to score 5 times in their previous 3 matches. This means that markets like BTTS or Over 5 Goals are worth your attention.

A quick look at the visiting team’s recent history tells us a lot about their weaknesses. Specifically, we’re talking about the fact that they’ve allowed more than 5 goals over their 3 most recent Premier League outings.

The hosts of this match are the clear favourites, coming after a fairly fruitful season that landed them 5th on the table. There’s just enough time left in the season to try and earn the 3 points needed to move up, though.

Luton Town find themselves placed 17th in the standings as thisPremier League season enters round 30. With little time for significant changes, the most they can hope for is to stay the course and avoid relegation. Considering they’ll be the clear underdogs in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, though, even that may be challenging.

One of the main reasons the bookies are pricing a home win at 1.24 is the previous clash between these two teams. Earlier in the season, Spurs won as visitors. To be fair, though, it was a relatively narrow victory.

The visitors’ status as underdogs is further made worse by the exceptionally high number of injuries going into this match. Tom Lockyer, Amari Bell, Elijah Adebayo, Daniel Potts, Alfie Doughty, Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, Gabriel Osho, Jacob Brown, Teden Mengi, Albert Sambi Lokonga will all be unable to play at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, so think twice before putting down any bets.

If you’re feeling confident, a Draw/Home wager in the Half Time/Full Time market is the way to go. It’s a fairly risky move, but likely the best way to get some value out of the match this Saturday.