Tottenham vs Chelsea: Helping you to win big on Single Game Survivor!
Could this weekend be any bigger for Graham Potter?
Nobody expected his arrival from Brighton to be seamless, but a run of two wins in 14 Premier League matches is not what Todd Boehly and Chelsea were expecting!
And though there will be no Antonio Conte on the sideline this weekend, travelling to face Spurs and Harry Kane is just the sort of devilish fixture Potter could do without.
How do you think the match will go? And why not make some cash from your predictions by playing our new and exciting social bet builder game, Single Game Survivor!
SGS is all about answering in-play questions, and below we give you our best tips as we assess team news and likely lineups for Tottenham vs Chelsea in the Premier League.
Grab your SGS entries by Sunday 26th February at 1.30pm!
Which team will win the race to 3 shots on target?
We’ve run the numbers to help you try and nail this teaser:
Shots on target, last 3 home games:
Spurs: 7, 3, 6
Shots on target, last 3 away games:
Chelsea: 10, 2, 4
Chelsea’s average is certainly skewed by their display away at Marco Silva’s Fulham, where they troubled Bernd Leno repeatedly but could only score once through Kalidou Kouliabaly.
Spurs meanwhile have been pretty consistent at home and with their fans typically demanding of a fast start, could they shade this one?
Which of these players will score a goal first?
Kane is one of the Spurs players to choose from in this question, and with good reason!
The England man has netted eight times for Spurs at home this term, and his partnership with Heung-Min Son looks back to its best.
With Richarlison also back fit and potentially in line to start, that’s another forward who can distract defenders and provide assists for Kane.
On the Chelsea side, Raheem Sterling is likely to start, but he’s only scored once in the Premier League since August…
Which team will win the race to two bookings?
A tricky one to call this, but that’s part of the fun! And there are some stats that can lead, perhaps, to the right answer…
Fouls per PL match in 22/23:
Tottenham: 11.1
Chelsea: 11.0
Yellow cards in PL 22/23:
Tottenham: 48
Chelsea: 45
Spurs just edge it here in terms of the data, but it’s a close one!
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