Norwich City - Tottenham Hotspur betting tips and odds

The most probable outcome of this match is Norwich City getting completely overwhelmed. They are underdogs by a considerable margin, and it’s not likely even the most optimistic of their fans are expecting them to pull off a victory.

Tottenham Hotspur are expected to win this match, which is made quite clear by the 1.24 odds that can be found with most bookies. The odds are not so short as to make an Away Win bet not worth taking, though, which also implies a certain degree of risk.

Top bookmakers online had little faith Norwich City would get out from their previous away match with anything to brag about. After all, they were the 6.75 underdogs to win. That is exactly why plenty of eyebrows were raised when The Canaries took an early lead in the first half. They failed to keep it, however, but they still ended up being unbeaten in what was a pretty surprising Wolverhampton Wanderers stalemate.

Tottenham are coming off of a close 1:0 victory against Burnley. Last round saw them grab an early lead and not let up until the very end – an effective strategy, if a bit dull for the fans at their home stadium.

Experts have pointed at Norwich’s defence as their biggest issue at the moment. They conceded 8 goals over the last 3 Premier League games.

The visitors will likely miss the support of having a home-field advantage. Their latest 3 home games were marked by more than 5 goals in total and it remains to be seen what they can do to extend the positive trend away from home as well.

The most recent record of this matchup we have is a decisive Spurs victory from the previous Premier League season. Based partly on the considerable lead they secured before the end of that bout, this game’s away team are expected to win again.

Though the visitors are favourites here, it’s important to note they’ll be playing without Matt Doherty, Reguilón, Oliver Skipp due to injury. On the flip side, the hosts will also be several players short – namely, Andrew Omobamidele, Christoph Zimmermann, Kenny McLean, Adam Idah, Josh Sargent, Ozan Kabak have also reported injuries.

Going for a straight Result bet would severely limit your profits, so our advice is to throw in a -1.5 Asian Handicap for the favourites. This will still keep the odds in your favour at 1, but should do wonders for potential profitability.