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Created a high number of chances relative to their possession
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Created a high number of chances relative to their possession
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from through balls
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities through individual skill
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from counter attacks
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from set-pieces
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from set-pieces
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Were poor at finishing
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Were aggressive
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Gave away a lot of free-kicks around the box
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Gave away a lot of free-kicks around the box
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Were caught offside often
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Attacked down the left side
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Favoured long shots
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Favoured through balls
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Attacked through the middle
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Had a high shot frequency when in possession
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Favoured through balls
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LLL such form
@eastend1 Rent Free In Your Head
man of the match: Cash
@Jaffe148 Whose cash? Daniel Levy's or? :D
Great savings Dibu as usual!! but I don't get it, to me it was a wrong call the goal disallowed to Son, as it was just a rebound on post, then he kicked but had not took part in the previous play.
Refs must have bet the under in this one.
A bad tackle from Matty Cash.... surprise surprise.
After 5 minutes it could be 2-2.
Tottenham are playing with 4 fullbacks, 4 wingers, a number 8 and a number 10.
Oh Terry Terry, Terry Terry Terry Terry Venables!
Playing Bantancur, Lo Celso, and Bryan from the start is a bold move. None have started a league game this season let alone together. High risk, high reward? I doubt even Emery (who has a reputation) as a master planner anticipated this possibility. If Tottenham score first it could unsettle Villa however Tottenham are still likely to be vulnerable late on no matter how far ahead they are. Although Villa have an outstanding record at home, away from home they are more erratic. Tottenham 3-3 Villa
Wow! Starting 11: Vicario, Porro, Royal, Davies Udogie, Bentancur, Lo Celso, Kulusevski, Bryan, Son, Johnson. Subs: Forster, Austin, Dorrington, Dier, Skipp, Hojbjerg, Donley, Veliz. I don't many people were expecting that.
Every team has to see some fall in a season, I can sense it could be Spurs now. Furthermore, missing and injured players especially the notable defenders are basically adding insult to the injury to the squad now. If the Villas cannot win here they can share the points at least. Also, given Spurs have scored in all the matches this season and Villas have close to 85% success rate scoring a goal at least seems like a goals from both the ends. BTTS + Villa double chance = 2.43
@123Football "sense it" ?! Tottenham had already lost two and are missing many key players due to injuries.
Every team has to see some fall in a season, I can sense it could be Spurs now. Furthermore, missing and injured players especially the notable defenders are basically adding insult to the injury to the squad now. If the Villas cannot win here they can share the points at least.
Villa please
@eastend1 love it
@eastend1 Proving my point. Sad man.
@MEHJones LLL Loser Man City West Ham Newcastle next - see you here. SpudUlike.
@eastend1 Tottenham lives in your head rent free.
@MEHJones I don't know him, but I highly doubt it. Tottenham don't live in anyone's head rent free. Not even Arsenal fans.
@Sputnik The evidence is undeniable to anyone except a moron.
Tottenham to win by 1 goal
Both teams have scored in 8 of Spurs last 10 matches.
2-2