Good old North London entertainment!

30/03/2024
16:00 CET

Relegation threatened Luton travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to take on Spurs on Saturday afternoon with Ange Postecoglu’s side looking to make it 6 wins from 7 at home.

The graphic below shows Spurs ranked 3^rd for home form over the last 6 games, with the north London side winning 5 of these.

Furthermore, of the last 6 matches at home, Tottenham have scored in every single one of them and over 2.5 goals has happened in all 6 games too.

On the other hand, The Hatters have the 4^th worst away record in the league so far and have lost 8 from their previous 14 games away from Kenilworth Road.

The graphic below shows Luton with just 2 wins from their 14 away games this term, conceding the most goals away out of any club in the Premier League (34).

Rob Edwards’ men have won just 1 of their last 10 away from home, haven’t kept a single clean sheet on the road all campaign and have conceded a staggering 60 goals so far, the 3^rd highest in the Premier League.

It looks difficult to see Luton stopping this from becoming 9 defeats in their 15^th away game, as Spurs continue to hunt down Aston Villa in the final Champions League position.

The graphic below shows Luton with the joint 3^rd highest number of defeats so far this season with 17.

In terms of the Over 3.5 goals market, both Tottenham and Luton find themselves in the top 10 out of all the teams in the league.

13 out of Spurs’ 28 games and 13 out of Luton’s 29 matches so far have produced over 3.5 goals, with 8 of The Hatters 14 away games (57%) having over 3.5 goals occurring.

The graphic below shows Tottenham ranked 9^th and Luton 10^th for the number of games where Over 3.5 goals has occurred.

In addition, 12 of Tottenham’s 14 home games have produced over 2.5 goals. Meanwhile for Edwards’ side it’s 10 of their 14 away games which have ended with this statistic so it looks very likely there will be goals in this one.

The graphic below shows Spurs 1^st and Luton 5^th for Over 2.5 goals in their games this campaign.

PaddyPower are offering the best price of 2.00 on a Tottenham win and over 3.5 goals.

Postecoglu’s team have scored in every single home match this season and despite The Hatters only failing to score 4 times from their 29 matches thus far, Spurs’ attacking quality should be too much for Luton in the end.