Tottenham-Brentford is played tonight and is valid for the 22nd day of the Premier League. Our predictions for scorers, shooters and cautioned.
Tottenham is heavily favored in this match. Spurs, fifth in the standings, have Aston Villa in their sights, only three points away. Against a lineup seeking points for salvation, it should not be much of a problem for the hosts. Let’s say the feeling is that the match is really headed.
Having said that, now, let’s go to see what are the possible scorers, shooters, and cautioned, of the match that will be played at 8:30 pm. Of course, everything bodes, as mentioned, for a simple affirmation of Postecoglou’s men.
Tottenham-Brentford, the scorers’ prediction
Six goals in the last six Premier League games. And who else but him? As scorer of tonight’s match, our prediction is all for Richarlison, the hosts’ striker, who is really having a magical moment. You don’t want to stop the Brazilian, in search of the continuity that has been lacking on many occasions in his career. He is proving to be the ideal forward in this Tottenham side. And he should be able to punch his ticket again tonight.
On the other side watch out for Toney, back after his long disqualification proving that he has not forgotten how to score goals, taking just nineteen minutes to punch in. Against an offensive team like Tottenham that leaves a lot of space he could immediately repeat himself.
Turners and cautions, our prediction
Lewis-Potter of the guests averages one and a half shots per game. Yes, it will be difficult for him to hit the goal mirror tonight, but on at least one occasion he might be able to. At Spurs, on the other hand, watch out for Kulusevski’s finish toward the goal mirror, who could also serve up an assist in the course of the match. Among Premier League soccer players, he is the one who has created the most potential goal-scoring chances: it could be the time when teammates score goals and he scores an assist.
Spurs propose a very offensive game with the full-backs in constant offensive projection, especially Pedro Porro who has a high average of shots and should find the conclusion on at least a couple of occasions today as well. Also important is the return from injury of Maddison, also a shooter of set pieces: he should hit the target on at least one if not two occasions.
Let’s go now instead to the villains: Udogie is one who attacks a lot and, in some circumstances, is forced to chase the opponent who starts behind him. This could happen that way again tonight, so a card from him, perhaps even in a tactical situation, could be there. Yellow is also likely for Romero: his interventions are always on the limit and the opponent’s restarts could force him into risky interventions. At home Brentford, on the other hand, Collins could end up among the bad guys: the central defender is the one who could be in trouble since he will have to deal with the aforementioned Richarlison.
