Tottenham have a knack for coming from behind, which was again rꦑequir🏅ed in their return to Premier League action.
Anto🥃nio Conte’s team have been starting matches slowly, and they w♍ill be tested by Aston Villa in north London on Sunday.
The Villains gave Liverpool a good game at Villa Park last time out, competing hard and creating more th🥀an enough chances to take something from the match.
While the fixture ended in defeat, Emery’s side have confidence in reserve for their trip t𓆏o north London.
Half Time: Aston Villa
Tottenham h💞ave been trailing at half time in their last five league matche꧃s.
This is clearly more than a mid-season quirk. Spurs are starting matches poorly, too often passive and frequently sloppy in defence even agains♚t le🐻ss talented opponents.
Maybe playing at home for the first time since the Wo🔯rld Cꦑup helps to address that. Villa are playing without fear, though, and have shown they will go for it despite being underdogs.
They ca📖n take advantage of a subpar st🅺art from the hosts.
Both Teams To Score: Yes
If V൩illa are to take a lead into ha♋lf-time, they are obviously worth backing to score at least once.
Tottenham have not failed to score at home this term ac💙ross all competitions. Both teams to score has landed in seven of their last eight fixture🅠s in all competitions.
While Villa have been 𓆉shutout four times on the road in 2022-23, they are a different side under Emery to the uninspiring performances ofꦰ the Steven Gerrard era.
Total Cards: Over 4.5
John Brooks has been selected as the lead official for this match, and Brooks is generally a good🌊 referee to back the cards over with.
After showing 5.25 cards per fixture in a sm🍒all Premier League sample last term, Brooks has again averaged over four per match.
Only Manchester United have been sho♔wn more cards than Villa, and Spurs have ple𒆙nty of booking candidates.
All odds are subject to change
