Arsenal vs Tottenham Nigeria odds comparison
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1.46 | 4.77 | 8.40 |
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1.42 | 4.94 | 8.11 |
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Match Analysis
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Thursday, November 20, 2025
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Arsenal host Tottenham on 23 November 2025 in a Premier League clash that could shape the top‑four race.
Arsenal arrive unbeaten in their last five outings, recording four wins and a draw, scoring ten goals while conceding just two – an average of two goals for and 0.4 against per game.
Tottenham’s form is more volatile; they have two wins, one draw and two defeats, with nine goals scored and five conceded across the same span.
The head‑to‑head record favours the Spurs, who have won three of the five recent meetings, but Arsenal’s home dominance this season (four straight league wins) adds a counter‑balance.
Both sides have key contributors – Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli for Arsenal, and Richarlison and M. van de Ven for Tottenham – who have featured in recent goal tallies.
The match therefore pits an unbeaten, high‑scoring Arsenal side against a Tottenham outfit capable of explosive bursts, making the encounter a potential swing‑fixture for European qualification aspirations.
Arsenal arrive unbeaten in their last five outings, recording four wins and a draw, scoring ten goals while conceding just two – an average of two goals for and 0.4 against per game.
Tottenham’s form is more volatile; they have two wins, one draw and two defeats, with nine goals scored and five conceded across the same span.
The head‑to‑head record favours the Spurs, who have won three of the five recent meetings, but Arsenal’s home dominance this season (four straight league wins) adds a counter‑balance.
Both sides have key contributors – Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli for Arsenal, and Richarlison and M. van de Ven for Tottenham – who have featured in recent goal tallies.
The match therefore pits an unbeaten, high‑scoring Arsenal side against a Tottenham outfit capable of explosive bursts, making the encounter a potential swing‑fixture for European qualification aspirations.
Recent Form
Arsenal:
Arsenal’s recent five‑match run underlines a potent attack and a tightening defence.
Over the period they amassed four victories – 1‑0 versus Crystal Palace (E.Eze, 39'), 2‑0 over Brighton (E.Nwaneri 57', B.Saka 76'), 2‑2 draw at Sunderland (goals from D.Ballard, B.Saka, L.Trossard, B.Brobbey), and two away defeats (0‑3 to Slavia Prague, 0‑2 to Burnley).
The aggregate is ten goals for and only two against, yielding an impressive 2.0 goals per game scored and 0.4 conceded.
Scoring has been spread, with Saka, Trossard, Nwaneri and Eze all on the scoresheet, while the defence has kept clean sheets in three of the five matches.
The 4‑1 win‑draw‑loss record (4‑1‑0) demonstrates consistency, and the average goal‑conceded figure suggests a solid back line that could frustrate Tottenham’s attackers.
Over the period they amassed four victories – 1‑0 versus Crystal Palace (E.Eze, 39'), 2‑0 over Brighton (E.Nwaneri 57', B.Saka 76'), 2‑2 draw at Sunderland (goals from D.Ballard, B.Saka, L.Trossard, B.Brobbey), and two away defeats (0‑3 to Slavia Prague, 0‑2 to Burnley).
The aggregate is ten goals for and only two against, yielding an impressive 2.0 goals per game scored and 0.4 conceded.
Scoring has been spread, with Saka, Trossard, Nwaneri and Eze all on the scoresheet, while the defence has kept clean sheets in three of the five matches.
The 4‑1 win‑draw‑loss record (4‑1‑0) demonstrates consistency, and the average goal‑conceded figure suggests a solid back line that could frustrate Tottenham’s attackers.
Tottenham:
Tottenham’s last five fixtures reveal an inconsistent rhythm.
They earned a 4‑0 home victory over Copenhagen (goals from B.Johnson, W.Odobert, M.van de Ven, J.Palhinha) and a 2‑2 home draw with Manchester United (B.Mbeumo, M.Tel, Richarlison, M.de Ligt).
Conversely, they suffered a 0‑1 home loss to Chelsea (Joao Pedro) and two away defeats – 0‑2 at Newcastle (F.Schar, N.Woltemade) and 0‑3 at Everton (M.van de Ven twice, P.Sarr).
Across these games Tottenham scored nine and conceded five, averaging 1.8 goals for and 1.0 against per match.
Goal contributions are diverse, with van de Ven, Richarlison and M.Behaviour (M.Tel) featuring.
The mixed record (2‑1‑2) highlights a side capable of high‑scoring bursts but also vulnerable when playing away, a factor that may influence their approach at the Emirates.
They earned a 4‑0 home victory over Copenhagen (goals from B.Johnson, W.Odobert, M.van de Ven, J.Palhinha) and a 2‑2 home draw with Manchester United (B.Mbeumo, M.Tel, Richarlison, M.de Ligt).
Conversely, they suffered a 0‑1 home loss to Chelsea (Joao Pedro) and two away defeats – 0‑2 at Newcastle (F.Schar, N.Woltemade) and 0‑3 at Everton (M.van de Ven twice, P.Sarr).
Across these games Tottenham scored nine and conceded five, averaging 1.8 goals for and 1.0 against per match.
Goal contributions are diverse, with van de Ven, Richarlison and M.Behaviour (M.Tel) featuring.
The mixed record (2‑1‑2) highlights a side capable of high‑scoring bursts but also vulnerable when playing away, a factor that may influence their approach at the Emirates.
Head-to-Head Record
The Arsenal‑Tottenham rivalry over the last five meetings tilts slightly in favour of the Spurs, who have three wins, one draw and one Arsenal victory.
Totals stand at six goals for Arsenal and eight for Tottenham.
The most recent encounter on 31 July 2025 was a 1‑0 friendly win for Tottenham (P.Sarr, 45'), while the Premier League clash on 15 January 2025 saw Arsenal edge 2‑1 (S.Heung‑min, D.Solanke (og), L.Trossard).
Earlier Premier League meetings in September 2024 and April 2024 produced 0‑1 and 2‑3 losses for Arsenal respectively, with the latter featuring an own‑goal by P.Hojbjerg and a penalty from S.Heung‑min.
The 2023‑09‑24 draw (2‑2) included an Arsenal own‑goal and a penalty by Saka.
Patterns emerge: Tottenham often score early and maintain pressure, while Arsenal’s goals have frequently come from open play but are occasionally offset by own‑goals or penalties.
The recent trend of Tottenham edging close games suggests a mental edge, yet Arsenal’s home resilience could neutralise that advantage.
Totals stand at six goals for Arsenal and eight for Tottenham.
The most recent encounter on 31 July 2025 was a 1‑0 friendly win for Tottenham (P.Sarr, 45'), while the Premier League clash on 15 January 2025 saw Arsenal edge 2‑1 (S.Heung‑min, D.Solanke (og), L.Trossard).
Earlier Premier League meetings in September 2024 and April 2024 produced 0‑1 and 2‑3 losses for Arsenal respectively, with the latter featuring an own‑goal by P.Hojbjerg and a penalty from S.Heung‑min.
The 2023‑09‑24 draw (2‑2) included an Arsenal own‑goal and a penalty by Saka.
Patterns emerge: Tottenham often score early and maintain pressure, while Arsenal’s goals have frequently come from open play but are occasionally offset by own‑goals or penalties.
The recent trend of Tottenham edging close games suggests a mental edge, yet Arsenal’s home resilience could neutralise that advantage.
Statistical Insights
Arsenal’s offensive output (10 goals in five games) outpaces Tottenham’s (9) by a narrow margin, but the GAA differential is more pronounced – Arsenal concede only two goals (0.4 per game) versus Tottenham’s five (1.0 per game).
Scoring frequency for Arsenal spikes at home (four clean‑sheet wins) whereas Tottenham’s best result (4‑0) came at home, indicating venue influence.
Both sides share a spread of scorers, reducing reliance on a single striker; Saka contributed three Arsenal goals, while van de Ven accounted for three Tottenham goals.
Defensive lapses for Tottenham appear in away fixtures (0‑2, 0‑3), suggesting vulnerability on the road, whereas Arsenal’s lone concession away (2‑2 at Sunderland) was offset by a late equaliser.
Timing analysis shows Arsenal often open scoring before the 45‑minute mark, while Tottenham’s goals are clustered after the 60th minute, hinting at late‑game stamina differences.
Scoring frequency for Arsenal spikes at home (four clean‑sheet wins) whereas Tottenham’s best result (4‑0) came at home, indicating venue influence.
Both sides share a spread of scorers, reducing reliance on a single striker; Saka contributed three Arsenal goals, while van de Ven accounted for three Tottenham goals.
Defensive lapses for Tottenham appear in away fixtures (0‑2, 0‑3), suggesting vulnerability on the road, whereas Arsenal’s lone concession away (2‑2 at Sunderland) was offset by a late equaliser.
Timing analysis shows Arsenal often open scoring before the 45‑minute mark, while Tottenham’s goals are clustered after the 60th minute, hinting at late‑game stamina differences.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 Nov showdown, Arsenal’s schedule tightens with a Champions League quarter‑final at home against Bayern Munich on 26 Nov, followed by a Premier League trip to Chelsea on 30 Nov.
A win against Tottenham would sustain momentum heading into a high‑stakes European tie, potentially influencing squad rotation and confidence.
Tottenham’s next fixtures include an away Champions League clash with PSG on 26 Nov and a home Premier League match versus Fulham on 29 Nov.
A positive result at the Emirates could boost morale before the Paris test, while a loss might compound pressure ahead of the domestic fixture.
Both clubs therefore have strong incentives to secure three points, as the outcomes will directly affect preparation and psychological edge for the subsequent high‑profile encounters.
A win against Tottenham would sustain momentum heading into a high‑stakes European tie, potentially influencing squad rotation and confidence.
Tottenham’s next fixtures include an away Champions League clash with PSG on 26 Nov and a home Premier League match versus Fulham on 29 Nov.
A positive result at the Emirates could boost morale before the Paris test, while a loss might compound pressure ahead of the domestic fixture.
Both clubs therefore have strong incentives to secure three points, as the outcomes will directly affect preparation and psychological edge for the subsequent high‑profile encounters.
Match Prediction
Considering Arsenal’s unbeaten run, superior defensive record at home (0.4 goals conceded per game) and Tottenham’s recent away frailties, the numbers suggest Arsenal will edge the contest.
Tottenham’s best recent performance was a 4‑0 home win, but replicating that at the Emirates is unlikely given Arsenal’s disciplined back line.
A realistic forecast is a 2‑1 Arsenal victory, with Arsenal likely to open scoring through Saka or Trossard and Tottenham possibly replying via Richarlison or van de Ven before conceding a late goal.
Tottenham’s best recent performance was a 4‑0 home win, but replicating that at the Emirates is unlikely given Arsenal’s disciplined back line.
A realistic forecast is a 2‑1 Arsenal victory, with Arsenal likely to open scoring through Saka or Trossard and Tottenham possibly replying via Richarlison or van de Ven before conceding a late goal.
Betting Insights
The statistical profile points to a moderate‑to‑high scoring game.
Arsenal’s average of 2.0 goals per match combined with Tottenham’s 1.8 suggests the over‑2.5 goals market is attractive, especially with both sides possessing multiple goal threats.
Both‑teams‑to‑score (BTTS) appears probable given Tottenham’s ability to find the net even when conceding.
Considering Arsenal’s defensive solidity (0.4 GAA) the under‑3.5 goals line remains safe, while the over‑2.5 offers better odds.
A recommended betting slate: Arsenal to win, both teams to score, and over 2.5 goals.
The implied probability aligns with the form differentials and head‑to‑head trends, providing value for bettors seeking balanced risk.
Arsenal’s average of 2.0 goals per match combined with Tottenham’s 1.8 suggests the over‑2.5 goals market is attractive, especially with both sides possessing multiple goal threats.
Both‑teams‑to‑score (BTTS) appears probable given Tottenham’s ability to find the net even when conceding.
Considering Arsenal’s defensive solidity (0.4 GAA) the under‑3.5 goals line remains safe, while the over‑2.5 offers better odds.
A recommended betting slate: Arsenal to win, both teams to score, and over 2.5 goals.
The implied probability aligns with the form differentials and head‑to‑head trends, providing value for bettors seeking balanced risk.