Newcastle will drag Tottenham further into the relegation picture as they look to cause another upset at home. The Magpies have been riding high on form and confidence, with Eddie Howe's tactics proving effective in stifling opposition attacks. Meanwhile, Spurs are struggling to find their footing after a dismal run of results, with their season hanging precariously in the balance.
One key factor that could prove decisive is Newcastle's ability to commit fouls on Tottenham's centre-backs. Joao Pedro has been particularly prolific in this regard, earning himself eight fouls in just six starts under Liam Rosenior. Joe Rodon, meanwhile, is 4/1 with Sky Bet to be fouled +2 times.
While Spurs are easily available at 19/10 with Sky Bet, Newcastle's momentum makes them the better bet. The Magpies will look to capitalise on the frustration within the home fanbase and use it to their advantage, starting strong and hoping to secure an away win.
The odds on a half-time/full-time market for Newcastle/Newcastle are also worth considering, with 5/2 with Sky Bet offering a smart way to boost the odds on an away win.
One key factor that could prove decisive is Newcastle's ability to commit fouls on Tottenham's centre-backs. Joao Pedro has been particularly prolific in this regard, earning himself eight fouls in just six starts under Liam Rosenior. Joe Rodon, meanwhile, is 4/1 with Sky Bet to be fouled +2 times.
While Spurs are easily available at 19/10 with Sky Bet, Newcastle's momentum makes them the better bet. The Magpies will look to capitalise on the frustration within the home fanbase and use it to their advantage, starting strong and hoping to secure an away win.
The odds on a half-time/full-time market for Newcastle/Newcastle are also worth considering, with 5/2 with Sky Bet offering a smart way to boost the odds on an away win.
. They've had some good wins, yeah, but Tottenham's been in a slump too and they're gonna come at them with everything they've got. I mean, have you seen Spurs' defense lately? They can't even keep the ball out of their own net 
. And what's with all this focus on Newcastle committing fouls? Is that really the deciding factor here?
. They need to get their act together and start playing some decent football before they can take on anyone. And as for Newcastle, yeah, they're riding high on form, but that doesn't mean they'll stay there. Tottenham's gonna come back at them with everything they've got, no doubt about it.
. I'm going to stick with my gut and say Spurs are gonna pull off an upset and send Newcastle packing 
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! eddie howe's team has been looking SO solid lately, and i think their ability to get under spurs' skin will be KEY 
. joao pedro is a MENACE on the pitch, and if they can keep him busy, i think newcastle will come out ON TOP 
. Newcastle's form is incredible right now and I think they're gonna give Spurs a run for their money. The Magpies' ability to harass those centre-backs of Tottenham's will be key. It's funny how Joe Rodon's stats are looking, 4/1 to get fouled +2 times? 
And what about Newcastle, have they really been riding high on form and confidence? That sounds a bit too good to be true... 
. Their form may be shaky but they've got quality players like Son and Kane who can turn it around anytime. I'm not buying into the 'home advantage' thing, especially with Howe's tactics being super effective against top teams. And let's be real, Spurs have nothing to lose at this point, so why shouldn't they go all guns blazing and try for a win? The odds on a half-time/full-time market are looking way too tempting - I'm in! 
. Joao Pedro is like a fouling machine 
, but I think Joe Rodon can hold his own 
. The Magpies are riding high on confidence 
and they're not gonna let that go 
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. They've got the momentum and the fans are behind 'em 
. And those odds on a half-time/full-time win are looking sweet 
can't see spurs getting out of this one lol
. Their ability to commit fouls on Tottenham's centre-backs is a game-changer - Joao Pedro has been doing some dirty work on the pitch and I think he'll be all over Joe Rodon again 
. They're struggling to find their form and it's showing in the results. If Newcastle can keep up this momentum, they've got a real chance of causing another upset at home 
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, got a bad run of results and their season is hanging by a thread 
. meanwhile newcastle r riding high on form & confidence 
, eddie howe's tactics are looking solid 
. if they can keep committing fouls on tottenham's centre-backs tho, joao pedro's gonna be in for a bumpy ride 
The odds on this one seem pretty sketchy too - 4/1 for Rodon to get fouled twice? It's just a bunch of numbers, right? And don't even get me started on the half-time/full-time market... it sounds like some people are getting paid off to spread the word about those odds 