Tottenham vs West Ham: London derby Prediction | Odds2win.bet

Tottenham vs West Ham: London derby Prediction | Odds2win.bet

Tottenham's unbeaten streak has reached seven official matches. In the Premier League, Spurs have lost only once in ten previous matches. West Ham have won only two of their last 12 Premier League games on the road, including last season. In four of the five past away matches of the hammer fighters in the championship, the bet “total over 2.5” was played. Tottenham have beaten West Ham in four of their last five face-to-face meetings. Last season Spurs defeated the Hammers 2-0 at home and were stronger 3-2 away. In six of Tottenham's eight past home matches with West Ham, there have been played the "both will score" bet.

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Tottenham

Tottenham had a mixed start of the season. Spurs lost at home to Everton (0-1), defeated Southampton (5-2), drew with Newcastle (1-1) and destroyed Manchester United at Old Trafford (6-1), rising to sixth place. Jose Mourinho's team is very unstable and so far they play better away.

But in other tournaments Spurs do much better. Tottenham advanced to the League Cup quarter-finals, beating Chelsea on penalties. In the Europa League, Tottenham made their way to the group stage, beating Shkendia (3-1), Lokomotiv Plovdiv (2-1) and destroying Maccabi from Haifa (7-2).

Tottenham's squad situation is generally good. Harry Kane and Son Heung Min are fine. Only Matt Doherty is not available for the match. The participation of Gareth Bale, Eric Dyer and Giovanni Lo Celso is questionable.

West Ham

West Ham, oddly enough, played much better after David Moyes went to self-isolation due to coronavirus disease. In the League Cup the Hammers defeated Hull (5-1) and in the championship they beat Wolverhampton (4-0) and Leicester (3-0). The only setback during this time with West Ham happened in the League Cup, where the club lost to Everton (1-4).

With David Moyes, West Ham lost 0-2 to Newcastle and 1-2 Arsenal at the start of the season but defeated Charlton 3-0 in the League Cup. During the pause for the national team matches, the Scotsman managed to recover, so he will again lead the Hammers from the coaching sidelines.

Before the meeting with Tottenham, West Ham have three personnel losses, not counting the leaving of the club by Jack Wilshire, Felipe Anderson and Josh Cullen. Ryan Frederiks was injured, Vladimir Tsoufal fell ill with coronavirus in the national team, and his compatriot Tomas Soucek was quarantined, respectively.

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