Based on last 50 matches in "England. Premier League", up to 11/29/2020
To build a prediction for the Chelsea - Tottenham match, scheduled for 29 November 2020, several key factors could influence the outcome. Chelsea have played 50 matches, in which they won 26 of them, drew 11 times and lost 13 matches. Tottenham, having played 50 matches, won 22 times, drew 14 matches and lost 14 defeats. In the league, Chelsea average 1.9 goals scored per game and 1.3 conceded. Tottenham average 1.7 scored and 1.2 conceded. These sides last met on 28 September 2020 at Tottenham's ground, where the match ended in a draw.
I don't see a clear leader in the matchup. But the bookmakers favor the home team. I disagree. Betting on the outcome is risky. However, there will clearly be goals—by both teams.
This is not only an intriguing match, but also a very mysterious one in terms of the result. Therefore, taking such a combined bet is quite reasonable, as it more or less breaks the game down into stages: who will score first, how quickly the opponent will recover, and so on—the result does not dete... Show more
The teams are very good, I expect a cautious match, a lot is at stake.
Pre-Match Facts
Main
Motivation
Tottenham won in 5 out of last 6 away matches.
W23.85
Chelsea scores over 2 goals in 9 out of 15 last matches.
IT1O (2.5)3.8
In 4 last away matches, Tottenham won the second half.
2nd Half - W23.71
Chelsea wins at homeby more than 1 goal in 5 out of 9 last matches.
H1 (-1.5)3.52
In 4 out of 5 last matches, Chelsea won the first half.
1st Half - W12.66
In 10 out of last 13 home matches, Chelsea won the first half.
1st Half - W12.66
In 5 out of 7 last matches at home, Chelsea won the second half against Tottenham.
2nd Half - W12.39
In 14 out of 20 last matches where Chelsea played at home, at least one team did not score.
Both Teams To Score - No2.24
Chelsea won in 8 out of last 10 home matches.
W12
Chelsea scores over 1 goal in 6 out of 7 last matches.
IT1O (1.5)1.9
Referee statistics
The referee for this match is Пол Тирни (England). Over the last 100 matches, he has shown 317 yellow cards (averaging 3.2 per match) and 7 red cards (averaging 0.1 per match), so he cannot be considered overly strict. He has awarded a penalty in 16% of matches (16 out of 100).