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Ladbrokes brings you an in-depth match preview for Atletico Madrid vs Tottenham including predictions, lineups and expert bet builder tips.
Tottenham's defeat to Crystal Palace last week has left them fighting for their lives in the Premier League, but their Champions League form has been impressive this season, with just one defeat from their eight league phase matches.
Atletico successfully navigated a UCL play-off against Club Brugge to get to this stage, but with Champions League defeats to Bodo/Glimt, Liverpool, and Arsenal already this term, they will have to be at their best to take an advantage into next week's second leg.
Below, you'll find our expert Atletico Madrid vs Tottenham bet builder tips, with hosts backed to get the better of a spiralling Spurs side.
To go along with our predicted scoreline of 3-1, the first leg of our bet builder is for both teams to score on Tuesday night, with two of the Champions League's highest-scoring teams going head-to-head.
Both Atletico and Spurs scored 17 goals in their eight league phase matches, and with neither club looking overly convincing defensively in recent weeks, we're expecting something of a goal-fest.
Atletico Madrid's record of one clean sheet in seven is actually bettered by Tottenham's measly tally of two in 13, so we can't back either team to shut their opponents out - even if the visitors do set up to frustrate their hosts.
It should be a thoroughly entertaining affair in Madrid, with two exciting attacks facing breachable backlines, so we're tipping BTTS.
On a night full of attacking intent, there should be a fair few attempts on goal, and we're backing Atleti's Giuliano Simeone to have at least one shot on target against Spurs.
Son of Atletico Madrid's fearsome manager Diego, Giuliano has proven himself as a real asset for the La Liga side this season with 14 goals and assists across all competitions - and we're expecting a confident performance from the Argentine against a bruised Spurs side.
The winger is averaging just under two shots per game in the Champions League this season, registering a shot on target every other match, and with Atletico surely set to attack Spurs from the off, he seems a smart pick here.
So we're backing Giuliano Simeone to have 1+ shots on target in our bet builder, with Vicario being forced into a number of saves throughout the evening.
Turning our attention to the cards markets, we're expecting Conor Gallagher to put in a typically busy performance against his former side as he looks to impress - but we think that overexuberance could lead to a yellow card for the Englishman.
Gallagher played more than 70 games for Atletico, and the 26-year-old will be returning to Spain with a point to prove after leaving for Spurs in January.
The combative midfielder commits just under two fouls per game on average in both the Champions League and the Premier League, and on an evening where Spurs aren't likely to have very much of the ball, Gallagher could have a lot of tackles to make.
With that in mind, we're predicting Conor Gallagher to be shown a card on Tuesday night, picking up his first yellow card in a Tottenham shirt.
Rounding off our Atletico Madrid vs Tottenham Hotspur preview and bet builder, we're backing the Spaniards to take an advantage back to North London for next week's second leg, heaping further misery on a Spurs side without a win since January.
Tottenham have actually only won two games in the entirety of 2026, but those victories both came in the Champions League, so there will be hope that Igor Tudor's side can step up on the European front once again - however, we just can't see it.
Atletico Madrid have scored three or more goals in each of their last four home games, with the likes of Barcelona and Club Brugge feeling the wrath of Diego Simeone's ruthless attack, and with Spurs conceding two or more in 10 of their last 12 matches, they could be in for a chastening evening.
We're backing Atletico Madrid to beat Spurs on the night, gaining the upper hand in what could easily be a one-sided round-of-16 clash.
Ladbrokes brings you an in-depth match preview for Fulham vs Tottenham Hotspur including predictions, lineups and expert bet builder tips.
Tottenham's defeat to Arsenal last week left them trapped in a proper relegation battle, and despite Igor Tudor bringing some renewed hope, the pressure is on ahead of Spurs' trip to Craven Cottage.
Fulham's win at Sunderland put them back on track to challenge the European places, but Marco Silva's side will need to find some consistency if they want to really get themselves in the mix - starting at home to Spurs on Sunday.
The stage is set for an intriguing clash by the Thames, so read on for our Fulham vs Spurs Bet Builder tips and predictions - and be sure to check out our complete Premier League gameweek 28 preview.
The first pick in our Fulham vs Spurs Bet Builder is BTTS, with both of these sides proving unconvincing when it comes to defending their own goal. Fulham and Tottenham have conceded 41 Premier League goals each this season, and with neither team keeping a clean sheet since January 1, we smell goals here.
Fulham have only failed to score in two of their last 16 matches, while Spurs have found the net in nine of their last 11, and both teams scored in November's reverse fixture - so we're predicting much of the same. Goals are very much the order of the day when these sides play, with both Fulham and Spurs being involved in an average of 2.9 goals per game in their matches - and as out-of-form defences come up against clinical attacks, we're backing both teams to score at Craven Cottage.
Fulham's standout man this season, Harry Wilson has impressed on a number of occasions - including at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in November - and we're tipping him to take the game to Spurs again, getting off at least one shot on target.
Wilson will see a lot of the ball on Fulham's right-hand side, and will always be looking to drive into the space allowed by Tottenham's back three, cutting in on his left and testing Vicario. The winger leads the way for Fulham in terms of shots on target this term, averaging just under one per 90, and with over two shots per game, the Welshman is always quick to try his luck.
We're tipping another shot on target from him here, with Vicario having to be at his best to keep him out.
Looking at the cards markets, we think Archie Gray could be a smart pick in Fulham vs Spurs, with the combative midfielder likely being deployed as a wingback again - facing up against the likes of Ryan Sessegnon, who could make it a torrid afternoon for the Spurs teenager.
Gray has five yellow cards to his name already this season, despite only averaging 0.6 fouls per game, so while the midfielder-turned-defender isn't someone the referee will have repeated conversations with, he's not shy about putting a risky challenge in - especially when he's been caught out. The Spurs man is in for a difficult day, and as Fulham play with such attacking intent, Gray could have a lot of defending to do - so we're tipping him to pick up his sixth booking of the campaign.
Rounding off our Fulham vs Tottenham Bet Builder tips, we're predicting a draw at Craven Cottage, with an entertaining, goal-laden affair ending all square by the Thames.
Neither side come into this one in great form, with just one Premier League win between them in February, and with Spurs yet to pick up a single league victory in the entirety of 2026, pressure is really starting to mount. Igor Tudor has a serious job on his hands, and Spurs could certainly do with putting some points on the board - but a wretched recent record at Craven Cottage doesn't bode well.
With so much to play for, we're backing Spurs to get something out of this one, but Fulham's quality means we can see it ending level.
Match to end in a draw
Both teams ended long trophy droughts last season and are competing in Europe's top tier this term, but with two-thirds of the Premier League season now done, have seriously underachieved domestically and find themselves languishing in mid-table. Spurs finished 17th last season under Ange Postecoglou and would certainly have hoped for a much greater improvement from Thomas Frank, who has them 15th. Tottenham's home form has been dreadful, winning just two of their twelve league games, and the crowd could quickly turn if they go behind again.
Well, this one is a battle of a stoppable force against a movable object, as Newcastle's form away from home is equally as poor, with just two wins from their twelve away games this season. Eddie Howe is under pressure for the first real time in his Newcastle reign, after they were booed off in a 3-2 defeat at home to Brentford on Saturday, which made it three league defeats on the bounce to leave them 12th. The Magpies are unbeaten in their last five against Spurs, and with each team struggling for consistency, we can see them sharing the spoils on Tuesday night.
Both teams to score
Thomas Frank's Tottenham side haven't been the easiest on the eye to watch, which is a large part of why the fanbase hasn't warmed to him, but they have been much better at finding the back of the net of late. Spurs have scored in their last ten home games in all competitions, and picked up a hard-fought point after clawing back a two-goal deficit against Manchester City.
Newcastle rarely fail to entertain, even if they're looking increasingly vulnerable recently, and both teams have scored in each of their last three away games. We're predicting an entertaining 2-2 draw, with both teams to score going in our bet builder.
Bruno Guimaraes 1+ shots on target
Newcastle's captain and talisman Bruno Guimaraes has carried his team at times this season, but even his return from injury wasn't enough to prevent Brentford from consigning his side to a damaging defeat at the weekend.
The Brazil international is having a fine individual campaign, with nine goals and four assists from central midfield, matching his best return in a league season. He had a goal and an assist at the weekend, and now has at least one shot on target in his last six starts, a streak we're backing him to continue in North London.
Joao Palhinha to get booked
Joao Palhinha had a strong start to his Tottenham career after joining from Bayern Munich last summer, scoring and playing a starring role as Spurs pulled off a statement 2-0 away at Manchester City in August.
Much like his side's season, Palhinha's form has trailed off, though he hasn't been helped by having to fill in as an emergency centre-back and right-back in recent weeks due to a raft of defensive injuries. That makes captain Cristian Romero's red card in their defeat at Old Trafford even less timely, with the Argentinian set to miss the next four games.
Palhinha has six yellow cards this season - only topped at Spurs by guess who, Romero - and may have to fill in an unfamiliar role again. Against Newcastle's speed on the counter, we could see Palhinha adding to his card tally.
Dive into Ladbrokes' post-match review of Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday, 01 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Chelsea Post-Match Review
Well, that was a tough one for Tottenham at home, wasn't it? Chelsea nicked it 1-0, and you could feel the tension in the air. The top result in Tottenham's recent form shows this loss, snapping a bit of a rollercoaster ride after a convincing win against Everton and a narrow defeat to Aston Villa. As for Chelsea, they've bounced back nicely from their loss to Sunderland with this victory, adding to their earlier win over Nottingham Forest. Not the most surprising result, but certainly a gut punch for Spurs fans hoping to keep their momentum going.
Chelsea's defence held firm, and they managed to keep Tottenham at bay despite the home side's efforts. It's a result that keeps both teams in the thick of the race, with Tottenham's recent form showing they can be unpredictable. João Pedro's goal in the 34th minute was the difference, and it's a testament to Chelsea's ability to capitalise on their chances. Tottenham will be looking to regroup and come back stronger, but for now, it's Chelsea who are celebrating.
Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Chelsea Statistics
Looking at the stats, it's clear that the game was closely contested. Tottenham had 48% possession compared to Chelsea's 52%, which suggests a fairly even battle for control. What's interesting is that Tottenham managed more corners (6 to Chelsea's 5) and had a higher successful dribble percentage (44% to Chelsea's 32%), yet they couldn't find the back of the net. The yellow card count was higher for Tottenham (4) than for Chelsea (2), indicating perhaps a bit more frustration on their part.
Despite the stats suggesting a close game, Chelsea's efficiency in front of goal made all the difference. The assist count (0 for Tottenham, 1 for Chelsea) highlights their ability to create and convert the crucial chance. It's a reminder that sometimes, it's not about dominating the stats but making the most of the opportunities you get.
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Key Moments from Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Chelsea
The key moment that decided the match came in the 34th minute when João Pedro found the back of the net for Chelsea. It was a well-taken goal that shifted the momentum firmly in Chelsea's favour. Tottenham tried to respond, but the goal seemed to galvanise Chelsea's defence, making it difficult for the home side to break through.
As the game wore on, Tottenham made six substitutions in an attempt to change the tide, while Chelsea made four. Despite the changes, Tottenham couldn't find an equaliser, and Chelsea's solid performance ensured they held on for the win. That single goal from João Pedro was enough to secure the three points and leave Tottenham searching for answers.
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Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Chelsea Lineups
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Guglielmo Vicario in goal and a back four of Pedro Porro, Kevin Danso, Micky van de Ven, and Djed Spence. In midfield, João Palhinha and Rodrigo Bentancur provided the base, with Mohammed Kudus, Pape Matar Sarr, and Lucas Bergvall supporting Randal Kolo Muani up top. No real surprises in the lineup, but the six substitutions made by manager Ange Postecoglou suggest a search for a spark that never quite ignited.
Despite the effort, no standout performances from Tottenham's side, and the key moments data doesn't highlight any individual brilliance. The team will need to regroup and find a way to turn their possession and chances into goals in future matches.
Chelsea
Chelsea also opted for a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Robert Sánchez between the sticks and a backline of Malo Gusto, Wesley Fofana, Trevoh Chalobah, and Marc Cucurella. The midfield was anchored by Reece James and Moisés Caicedo, with Pedro Neto, Enzo Fernández, and Alejandro Garnacho supporting João Pedro up front. The lineup was solid, and the key moment of the match came from João Pedro's goal in the 34th minute.
Chelsea's substitutions were fewer than Tottenham's, but they managed to maintain their shape and defensive solidity throughout the game. João Pedro's performance was the standout, and his goal was the difference-maker in a tightly contested match.
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Ladbrokes' Man of the Match
João Pedro is Ladbrokes' Man of the Match, and it's easy to see why. His goal in the 34th minute was the decisive moment of the game, and he also created one big chance and made two key passes. His contribution was crucial in securing the victory for Chelsea, and he showed his class on the pitch.
Updated Form Guide
Tottenham Hotspur
Recent Premier League matches:
Loss: 0-1 vs Chelsea (H)
Win: 3-0 vs Everton (A)
Loss: 1-2 vs Aston Villa (H)
Chelsea
Recent Premier League matches:
Win: 1-0 vs Tottenham Hotspur (A)
Loss: 1-2 vs Sunderland (H)
Win: 3-0 vs Nottingham Forest (A)
What’s Next for Both Teams?
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham now sit in 3rd place with 17 points, and they'll be looking to bounce back when they face FC København in the UEFA Champions League on November 04, 2025 at 20:00. This result might push them to be more clinical in front of goal and perhaps rethink their approach to breaking down stubborn defences.
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Chelsea
Chelsea are just behind in 4th place, also with 17 points, and they'll take on Qarabağ on November 05, 2025 at 17:45 in the Champions League. This win could boost their confidence, and they'll aim to maintain their solid defensive form while continuing to capitalise on their scoring opportunities.