[team 6]’s laboured win over Burnley on Monday night was far from the free-scoring display we’ve come to expect from them this year, but Jose Mourinho will be glad of the clean sheet and the ability to win when not playing well. [team 78]’s away form this year has been a mixed bag with a thumping win at Newcastle a plucky defeat at Goodison Park and a draw at Crystal Palace. But Graham Potter’s team have scored two against Everton and Man Utd already this season and they won’t be overawed by a Tottenham side that gave away 3 goals against West Ham in their most recent home fixture.
Spurs are given a 58% chance of victory compared with the 18% given to Brighton but both teams are expected to get on the scoresheet with BTTS rated 51% likely. Jose Mourinho’s men are given an 84% chance of scoring at least once and a 54% chance of getting more than 1. The stats show Brighton 60% likely to score once but give them just a 24% likelihood of doubling that. Put that together and you end up with a 2-1 home win which is currently available at 7/1 and is far more appealing that the 8/13 on a Tottenham win. BTTS and a Tottenham win looks a good bet at 9/4 and you can get 3/1 on Son Heung-Min to score anytime which looks decent odds given his recent record.
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