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The Premier League‘s Super Sunday action concludes with a potentially crucial clash in terms of the title race. A Man City loss here might all but spell the end of their title hopes, even if they did overturn a big Arsenal lead only two years ago – but that would naturally mean Spurs doing their sworn enemies Arsenal a massive favour. More lasagna anyone?…

Paddy Power ambassador Joe Cole gives us his thoughts on this one, and has four picks for his Bet Builder. Two of Joe’s picks are covered by Paddy’s Super Sub offer, meaning if a player is substituted, the pick carries over to his replacement. Let’s get to his Tottenham v Man City picks.

Joe Cole’s Tottenham v Man City Bet Builder Tips

Man City to Win

Both Teams to Score: No

Erling Haaland to score

Cristian Romero to be carded

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WHEN: Sunday, February 1st, 4.30pm

WHERE: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

TV: Sky Sports Main Event

Man City to Win & Both Teams to Score: No

It was a great result for Spurs in Europe, and Thomas Frank getting them into that top eight of the Champions League table – and straight into the Round of 16 – has been fantastic.

However, I think this game is going to be an away win for Manchester City. It’ll be a low scoring one, so I’m going to go for a 1-0 scoreline. City to win and keep a clean sheet.

Erling Haaland to score

I thought Man City were fantastic against Galatasaray in midweek, although Pep Guardiola wasn’t happy, even with Erling Haaland dinking the goalie to end a six-game barren run. He’s back amongst the goals, so I’m going for Haaland to score.

Cristian Romero to be carded

Unfortunately for Spurs, I think they’re catching Man City at the wrong time. To bump it up for Spurs, I’m gonna go for Cristian Romero to be carded. He’s received eight yellows in the league this season, which is matched only by Lewis Dunk (Brighton) and Yerson Mosquera (Wolves) going into the weekend.

Joe Cole’s Tottenham v Man City Bet Builder Tips

Man City to Win

Both Teams to Score: No

Erling Haaland to score

Cristian Romero to be carded

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The Premier League rolls into Selhurst Park on Sunday evening with Crystal Palace hosting Tottenham Hotspur. Paddy’s pal Joe Cole is all over this one for us and has four picks for what promises to be an entertaining bout.

He’s got two player picks that are all covered by Paddy’s Super Sub offer, where any eligible bet made on a specific player carries over to their direct replacement if they get subbed off. Let’s get his Crystal Palace v Spurs betting tips.

Joe Cole’s Crystal Palace v Spurs Bet Builder Tips

Crystal Palace to win

Jean-Philippe Mateta anytime goalscorer

Both teams to score, yes

Joao Palhinha to be booked

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WHEN: Sunday, December 28th, 4:30pm

WHERE: Selhurst Park, London

TV: Sky Sports Premier League & Main Event

I love Thomas Frank, but I can only see a Crystal Palace win here. Defensively, Tottenham look so fragile.

I’d back Jean-Philippe Mateta to score here. He’s just all wrong for that Spurs’ backline to have to deal with. They’ll drop off deep, and when the crosses come in, Mateta will have so much to attack.

I see this ending 3-1, though, so you can add Both Teams to Score in here. If Joao Palhinha is fit for Spurs, I’d back him to be booked. It’ll just be that type of tough game, and he’ll be up against Adam Wharton; he’s always a good shout to be carded.

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Crystal Palace to win

Jean-Philippe Mateta anytime goalscorer

Both teams to score, yes

Joao Palhinha to be booked

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Another weekend of Premier League action and for the late kick-off Saturday Fulham make the short trip to Tottenham to take on Spurs.

The hosts may be deflated after Wednesday’s eight-goal thriller which saw them lose 5-3 away to European champions Paris Saint-Germain.

A win here could leave Spurs in a European spot while a defeat would leave Fulham just one point behind them, so without further ado, let’s get to Joe Cole’s Tottenham v Fulham betting tips.

Joe Cole’s Tottenham v Fulham Betting Tips

Tottenham to win

Both Teams to Score: Yes

Mohammed Kudus to score or assist

Joao Palhinha to be booked

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WHEN: 8pm, Saturday 29 November

WHERE: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

TV: Sky Sports Main Event

Only Wolves have a worse home record than Spurs this season, while Fulham’s away record is just as bleak. So, who wants to win this game? I’m going to go with Tottenham. I think Thomas Frank has got it.

I could see it being 2-1, so we’ll go with both teams to score.

Mohammed Kudus has four assists and one goal so far this season. I reckon he’ll add to that here on Saturday night.

Joao Palhinha has been booked three times this season, and playing against his old club. It wouldn’t be difficult to see him go overboard on a tackle.

Joe Cole’s Tottenham v Fulham Betting Tips

Tottenham to win

Both Teams to Score: Yes

Mohammed Kudus to score or assist

Joao Palhinha to be booked

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The Premier League is back in business this weekend and that means a bumper Sunday of matches as Tottenham welcome Aston Villa to North London.

Football tipster Andy Robson has put together four selections for Sunday’s 2pm clash that combine to make a great value Bet Builder.

He’s also two player picks here, which means they fall under Paddy’s Sup Sub offer. If your selection is subbed off, your bet will carry onto his replacement. Let’s get his Spurs v Aston Villa betting tips.

Spurs v Aston Villa Bet Builder tips

Over 1.5 goals

Over 9.5 Match Corners

Lamare Bogarde 1+ fouls committed

Tottenham GK 2+ saves

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Spurs v Aston Villa

WHEN: Sunday, October 19th, 2pm

WHERE: The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

TV: Sky Sports Main Event/Premier League

Over 1.5 goals

Tottenham started the season really well defensively, but that’s unravelled a little in the last few weeks, which is a pattern that has seen their games produce more goals. Spurs have seen 2+ goals in each of their last five matches, only keeping one clean sheet in this period, against Doncaster in the Carabao Cup.

Villa’s resurgence has also been accompanied by goals. They’ve seen 2+ goals in four of their last five matches, with the exception being their 1-0 win over Bologna, which was a game that saw a combined xG of 2.69 from 29 total match shots.

These sides faced off three times last season, twice in the Premier League and once in the FA Cup. 2+ goals landed in all three meetings, with Villa winning twice, though Tottenham did win 4-1 in this fixture last term.

Over 9.5 Match Corners

Both of sides rank in the top 10 in the Premier League when it comes to corners won:

Tottenham – 42 (4th) – 6.0 per game

Aston Villa – 38 (7th) – 5.42 per game

Spurs are interesting when it comes to corners, they took plenty under Ange Postecoglou last term, but rarely utilised them effectively, and were also vulnerable to conceding set pieces. That has changed under Thomas Frank, but the volume of corners Spurs are able to rack up has remained the same.

Tottenham are averaging 5.33 corners per game at home in the Premier League this season, with their home matches seeing 12.67 match corners per 90 minutes. Villa’s away corner average sits at 5.67, a marginal increase on their overall numbers, with their away games seeing 11.67 corners per game overall.

The meeting between these sides at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last season produced exactly 10, six for Tottenham and four for Villa.

Lamare Bogarde 1+ fouls committed

Lamare Bogarde has put in some impressive performances in midfield for Villa this season, with his best coming just before the international break in a 3-1 home win over Burnley.

Bogarde was hauled down three times in that game and committed one foul himself, taking his tally for the season to six fouls committed across just 284 minutes of Premier League football (1.90 per 90).

His other most recent near 90 saw him commit two fouls in Villa’s win over Fulham, which further highlights his ability to commit fouls. He’s quite a versatile player and can occupy a number of positions, he’s comfortable on the ball, but will have a defensive role here as well.

Frank played Xavi Simons through the middle for the first time against Leeds before the international break. Up until then, Simons had been shifted out to the wing, but him operating in a central role really aids our selection.

Simons has won four fouls so far this season (1.43 per 90) and averaged 2.34 fouls won per 90 in the Bundesliga last term.

Tottenham GK 2+ saves

Guglielmo Vicario was forced into three saves in Tottenham’s 2-1 win over Leeds, extending his strong shot stopping record at the start of this campaign.

That tally maintains a strong save rate for Vicario, who has had to bail Tottenham out at times and is been a big component in their improved defensive structure under Frank.

He’s made 24 saves across his seven matches this season (3.43 per 90) with an excellent save percentage of 82.8% across these matches.

Villa have recovered from a slow start to win their last four across all competitions, but just one of these came away from home. They drew five saves from Martin Dubravka last time out and can test Vicario multiple times here.

Spurs v Aston Villa Bet Builder tips

Over 1.5 goals

Over 9.5 Match Corners

Lamare Bogarde 1+ fouls committed

Tottenham GK 2+ saves

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Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that Ryan Mason has once again been handed the interim reins – this time as chairman, following Daniel Levy’s sudden decision to step down after more than two decades at the helm.

Club officials reported that Mason was the natural choice given his prior experience of being awkwardly wheeled out whenever Levy sacked yet another permanent appointment.

‘Ryan’s comfortable stepping in at short notice, saying things about ‘the great character of the lads’, then disappearing quietly once we’ve panicked and hired someone else’, a Spurs spokesperson said following the announcement.

Mason, who quit his job at West Brom to accept the position, admitted he was ‘honoured but not remotely surprised’ at his appointment.

‘Honestly, I thought I might be filling in as head groundsman this week but chairman’s alright too, I suppose’.

When pressed on whether he would appoint himself as Spurs interim manager for a 16th time should new boss Thomas Frank lose three games in a row, the 34-year-old replied:

‘I know the club, I know the lads and most importantly, I know where the interim parking spot is’.

Meanwhile, Daniel Levy has expressed relief at finally stepping aside.

‘After 25 years and 62 managers, the time feels right to pass the torch’.

‘I hope I’m remembered by the fans for my two trophies and not for charging them £9.50 a pint on matchdays.

‘I’d like to take the opportunity to sincerely apologise for Tim Sherwood.

‘The gilet, the post-match interviews, Vlad Chiriches – I should have seen it coming.

‘I trust Ryan to keep things ticking over until a suitable oligarch or oil rich state with a questionable human rights record seizes control of the club’.

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Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that Ryan Mason has once again been handed the interim reins – this time as chairman, following Daniel Levy’s sudden decision to step down after more than two decades at the helm.

Club officials reported that Mason was the natural choice given his prior experience of being awkwardly wheeled out whenever Levy sacked yet another permanent appointment.

‘Ryan’s comfortable stepping in at short notice, saying things about ‘the great character of the lads’, then disappearing quietly once we’ve panicked and hired someone else’, a Spurs spokesperson said following the announcement.

Mason, who quit his job at West Brom to accept the position, admitted he was ‘honoured but not remotely surprised’ at his appointment.

‘Honestly, I thought I might be filling in as head groundsman this week but chairman’s alright too, I suppose’.

When pressed on whether he would appoint himself as Spurs interim manager for a 16th time should new boss Thomas Frank lose three games in a row, the 34-year-old replied:

‘I know the club, I know the lads and most importantly, I know where the interim parking spot is’.

Meanwhile, Daniel Levy has expressed relief at finally stepping aside.

‘After 25 years and 62 managers, the time feels right to pass the torch’.

‘I hope I’m remembered by the fans for my two trophies and not for charging them £9.50 a pint on matchdays.

‘I’d like to take the opportunity to sincerely apologise for Tim Sherwood.

‘The gilet, the post-match interviews, Vlad Chiriches – I should have seen it coming.

‘I trust Ryan to keep things ticking over until a suitable oligarch or oil rich state with a questionable human rights record seizes control of the club’.

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Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that Ryan Mason has once again been handed the interim reins – this time as chairman, following Daniel Levy’s sudden decision to step down after more than two decades at the helm.

Club officials reported that Mason was the natural choice given his prior experience of being awkwardly wheeled out whenever Levy sacked yet another permanent appointment.

‘Ryan’s comfortable stepping in at short notice, saying things about ‘the great character of the lads’, then disappearing quietly once we’ve panicked and hired someone else’, a Spurs spokesperson said following the announcement.

Mason, who quit his job at West Brom to accept the position, admitted he was ‘honoured but not remotely surprised’ at his appointment.

‘Honestly, I thought I might be filling in as head groundsman this week but chairman’s alright too, I suppose’.

When pressed on whether he would appoint himself as Spurs interim manager for a 16th time should new boss Thomas Frank lose three games in a row, the 34-year-old replied:

‘I know the club, I know the lads and most importantly, I know where the interim parking spot is’.

Meanwhile, Daniel Levy has expressed relief at finally stepping aside.

‘After 25 years and 62 managers, the time feels right to pass the torch’.

‘I hope I’m remembered by the fans for my two trophies and not for charging them £9.50 a pint on matchdays.

‘I’d like to take the opportunity to sincerely apologise for Tim Sherwood.

‘The gilet, the post-match interviews, Vlad Chiriches – I should have seen it coming.

‘I trust Ryan to keep things ticking over until a suitable oligarch or oil rich state with a questionable human rights record seizes control of the club’.

*Paddy Power’s breaking news coverage is complete fantasy – don’t believe it for a second

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Amorim adds swivel chair in Old Trafford dugout to avoid watching United

Man United organise end of season BBQ after Grimsby cup exit

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