Tottenham vs Fulham Ghana odds comparison
Tottenham
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Fulham
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2.11
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3.69
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3.75
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Match Analysis
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Saturday, November 22, 2025
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Tottenham host Fulham on 29 November 2025 in a Premier League clash that could shape the latter stages of the season for both clubs.
Tottenham have collected two wins, one draw and two defeats in their last five outings, scoring nine goals while conceding five, which translates to an average of 1.8 goals for and one goal against per game.
Fulham’s recent form is more volatile – two wins and three losses in five matches, with exactly ten goals scored and ten conceded, yielding a balanced 2.0 average on both fronts.
Historically, Tottenham dominate the fixture, having won four of the last five meetings and only one draw, out‑scoring Fulham 14‑5.
The recent head‑to‑head includes a 2‑0 victory in March 2025 and a 1‑1 draw in December 2024, underscoring Tottenham’s edge.
With Tottenham’s home advantage and a stronger defensive record, but Fulham’s ability to produce high‑scoring games, the match promises a tactical battle where the numbers suggest a tight but potentially decisive encounter.
Tottenham have collected two wins, one draw and two defeats in their last five outings, scoring nine goals while conceding five, which translates to an average of 1.8 goals for and one goal against per game.
Fulham’s recent form is more volatile – two wins and three losses in five matches, with exactly ten goals scored and ten conceded, yielding a balanced 2.0 average on both fronts.
Historically, Tottenham dominate the fixture, having won four of the last five meetings and only one draw, out‑scoring Fulham 14‑5.
The recent head‑to‑head includes a 2‑0 victory in March 2025 and a 1‑1 draw in December 2024, underscoring Tottenham’s edge.
With Tottenham’s home advantage and a stronger defensive record, but Fulham’s ability to produce high‑scoring games, the match promises a tactical battle where the numbers suggest a tight but potentially decisive encounter.
Recent Form
Tottenham:
Tottenham’s recent five‑match stretch shows a mixed narrative.
They opened with a 2‑2 draw against Manchester United on 8 November, conceding early through B.Mbeumo before levelling twice, including a late Richarlison strike at the 90th minute.
A dominant 4‑0 home win over Copenhagen on 4 November highlighted their attacking firepower, with goals from B.Johnson, W.Odobert, M.van de Ven and J.Palhinha.
The momentum slipped on 1 November when they fell 0‑1 to Chelsea, despite a generally solid defensive record.
In the league’s cup‑side, they beat Newcastle 2‑0 away on 29 October, with F.Schar and N.Woltemade finding the net, but then suffered a 0‑3 away loss to Everton on 26 October, where M.van de Ven scored twice for the visitors.
Overall, Tottenham have scored nine and conceded five, averaging 1.8 goals scored and one conceded per game, with a trend of strong home performances but occasional defensive lapses on the road.
They opened with a 2‑2 draw against Manchester United on 8 November, conceding early through B.Mbeumo before levelling twice, including a late Richarlison strike at the 90th minute.
A dominant 4‑0 home win over Copenhagen on 4 November highlighted their attacking firepower, with goals from B.Johnson, W.Odobert, M.van de Ven and J.Palhinha.
The momentum slipped on 1 November when they fell 0‑1 to Chelsea, despite a generally solid defensive record.
In the league’s cup‑side, they beat Newcastle 2‑0 away on 29 October, with F.Schar and N.Woltemade finding the net, but then suffered a 0‑3 away loss to Everton on 26 October, where M.van de Ven scored twice for the visitors.
Overall, Tottenham have scored nine and conceded five, averaging 1.8 goals scored and one conceded per game, with a trend of strong home performances but occasional defensive lapses on the road.
Fulham:
Fulham’s last five fixtures reflect a high‑scoring but inconsistent pattern.
They began with a 0‑2 away loss to Everton on 8 November, failing to threaten despite a solid defensive set‑up.
A bounce‑back came on 1 November at home versus Wolverhampton, a commanding 3‑0 victory featuring R.Sessegnon, H.Wilson and an own‑goal from Y.Mosquera, showcasing their attacking depth.
The 5‑6 defeat at Wycombe on 28 October was a defensive nightmare, yet they still managed five goals, indicating a porous back line.
A 2‑1 away win over Newcastle on 25 October demonstrated resilience, with J.Murphy and S.Lukic scoring and B.Guimaraes netting late.
The stretch closed with a 0‑1 home loss to Arsenal on 18 October.
Across these games Fulham have netted ten and let in ten, averaging two goals both scored and conceded per match, highlighting a propensity for open, goal‑filled contests but a lack of defensive stability.
They began with a 0‑2 away loss to Everton on 8 November, failing to threaten despite a solid defensive set‑up.
A bounce‑back came on 1 November at home versus Wolverhampton, a commanding 3‑0 victory featuring R.Sessegnon, H.Wilson and an own‑goal from Y.Mosquera, showcasing their attacking depth.
The 5‑6 defeat at Wycombe on 28 October was a defensive nightmare, yet they still managed five goals, indicating a porous back line.
A 2‑1 away win over Newcastle on 25 October demonstrated resilience, with J.Murphy and S.Lukic scoring and B.Guimaraes netting late.
The stretch closed with a 0‑1 home loss to Arsenal on 18 October.
Across these games Fulham have netted ten and let in ten, averaging two goals both scored and conceded per match, highlighting a propensity for open, goal‑filled contests but a lack of defensive stability.
Head-to-Head Record
The Tottenham‑Fulham rivalry heavily favours the London side, who have claimed four victories in the five most recent meetings, with only one draw and no away wins for Fulham.
Totals stand at 14 goals for Tottenham against five for Fulham, reflecting a clear scoring advantage.
The latest encounter on 16 March 2025 saw Tottenham win 2‑0 at home, with R.Muniz scoring both.
Prior to that, a 1‑1 stalemate on 1 December 2024 highlighted a rare moment of parity, where B.Johnson gave Tottenham the lead before T.Cairney equalised.
Earlier in March 2024, Tottenham delivered a 3‑0 home thrashing, again featuring R.Muniz twice and S.Lukic.
In October 2023, a 2‑0 win featured goals from S.Heung‑min and J.Maddison.
The most recent high‑scoring clash on 29 August 2023 ended 6‑4 to Tottenham, with Richarlison scoring for Fulham and an own‑goal by M.van de Ven.
These patterns reveal Tottenham’s ability to dominate at home, score early, and maintain clean sheets, while Fulham has struggled to secure away points despite occasional goal bursts.
Totals stand at 14 goals for Tottenham against five for Fulham, reflecting a clear scoring advantage.
The latest encounter on 16 March 2025 saw Tottenham win 2‑0 at home, with R.Muniz scoring both.
Prior to that, a 1‑1 stalemate on 1 December 2024 highlighted a rare moment of parity, where B.Johnson gave Tottenham the lead before T.Cairney equalised.
Earlier in March 2024, Tottenham delivered a 3‑0 home thrashing, again featuring R.Muniz twice and S.Lukic.
In October 2023, a 2‑0 win featured goals from S.Heung‑min and J.Maddison.
The most recent high‑scoring clash on 29 August 2023 ended 6‑4 to Tottenham, with Richarlison scoring for Fulham and an own‑goal by M.van de Ven.
These patterns reveal Tottenham’s ability to dominate at home, score early, and maintain clean sheets, while Fulham has struggled to secure away points despite occasional goal bursts.
Statistical Insights
Tottenham’s defensive record of one goal conceded per game contrasts sharply with Fulham’s two‑goal average against, indicating a potential advantage for the hosts in a low‑scoring scenario.
However, both teams have demonstrated late‑game volatility: Tottenham conceded two late goals against Manchester United, while Fulham both scored and conceded in the dying minutes of the Wycombe thriller.
Goal distribution shows Tottenham’s scoring spread across multiple players – Johnson, Odobert, van de Ven and Palhinha – whereas Fulham’s goals come from a wider pool, including Sessegnon, Wilson and multiple contributors in the 5‑6 loss.
The head‑to‑head data underscores Tottenham’s home dominance, with four clean sheets in five meetings.
Fulham’s recent average of two goals per game suggests they will seek to breach Tottenham’s defense, but the hosts’ average of 1.8 goals scored and stronger home form may limit the total goal tally.
However, both teams have demonstrated late‑game volatility: Tottenham conceded two late goals against Manchester United, while Fulham both scored and conceded in the dying minutes of the Wycombe thriller.
Goal distribution shows Tottenham’s scoring spread across multiple players – Johnson, Odobert, van de Ven and Palhinha – whereas Fulham’s goals come from a wider pool, including Sessegnon, Wilson and multiple contributors in the 5‑6 loss.
The head‑to‑head data underscores Tottenham’s home dominance, with four clean sheets in five meetings.
Fulham’s recent average of two goals per game suggests they will seek to breach Tottenham’s defense, but the hosts’ average of 1.8 goals scored and stronger home form may limit the total goal tally.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 29 November showdown, Tottenham’s schedule accelerates with an away Premier League fixture at Arsenal on 23 November, followed by a high‑stakes Champions League trip to Paris Saint‑Germain on 26 November.
These back‑to‑back challenges mean a positive result against Fulham could provide vital momentum.
Fulham’s calendar shows a home league match against Manchester City on 2 December, a daunting test against one of the league’s top sides.
The Sunderland clash on 22 November precedes the Tottenham game, offering a chance to build confidence.
Consequently, both clubs are likely to view the Fulham‑Tottenham tie as a pivotal point: Tottenham to sustain momentum ahead of tough fixtures, and Fulham to gain belief before confronting City.
These back‑to‑back challenges mean a positive result against Fulham could provide vital momentum.
Fulham’s calendar shows a home league match against Manchester City on 2 December, a daunting test against one of the league’s top sides.
The Sunderland clash on 22 November precedes the Tottenham game, offering a chance to build confidence.
Consequently, both clubs are likely to view the Fulham‑Tottenham tie as a pivotal point: Tottenham to sustain momentum ahead of tough fixtures, and Fulham to gain belief before confronting City.
Match Prediction
Based on Tottenham’s superior home record (four wins in five recent home matches), tighter defensive average and a head‑to‑head edge, the numbers suggest they will edge a close contest.
Fulham’s attacking potential could produce at least one goal, but their defensive frailties make a clean sheet plausible for Tottenham.
A realistic prediction is a 2‑1 victory for Tottenham, with goals likely from their diversified attacking line‑up and a solitary response from Fulham, perhaps via a set‑piece.
Fulham’s attacking potential could produce at least one goal, but their defensive frailties make a clean sheet plausible for Tottenham.
A realistic prediction is a 2‑1 victory for Tottenham, with goals likely from their diversified attacking line‑up and a solitary response from Fulham, perhaps via a set‑piece.
Betting Insights
The statistical profile points to a moderate scoring game.
Tottenham’s average of 1.8 goals for and one against, combined with Fulham’s two‑goal average on both ends, suggests an over/under 2.5 bet leans towards under.
Both teams have shown the ability to score, making both teams to score (BTTS) a marginal proposition, but Tottenham’s defensive solidity reduces the likelihood.
A recommended line is Tottenham to win 2‑1 with a total under 2.5 goals, while a double chance of Tottenham win or draw offers safety given the close nature of recent encounters.
The odds for a straight over 2.5 may be inflated relative to the underlying data.
Tottenham’s average of 1.8 goals for and one against, combined with Fulham’s two‑goal average on both ends, suggests an over/under 2.5 bet leans towards under.
Both teams have shown the ability to score, making both teams to score (BTTS) a marginal proposition, but Tottenham’s defensive solidity reduces the likelihood.
A recommended line is Tottenham to win 2‑1 with a total under 2.5 goals, while a double chance of Tottenham win or draw offers safety given the close nature of recent encounters.
The odds for a straight over 2.5 may be inflated relative to the underlying data.