Tottenham – Coventry Tip Premier League, Matchday 7 on Monday, 19/10/26 at 21:00
I decided on a Tottenham Coventry tip on Monday evening, where I trust my gut feeling, but I don’t just turn my back on the data and facts.
In the end, I therefore came to the decision to take advantage of the selection Tottenham to win & Under 4.5 goals at odds of around 1.90 at Betano. Because although the Spurs should finally win their first game, a goal spectacle is still not to be expected.
Unbelievable, but true: Tottenham have not scored at least three goals in any of their last 35 Premier League games. This should not change against the strongly defending promoted team!
Tottenham vs. Coventry AI predictions:
Our data model wanted to know exactly and in the course of its very own Tottenham Coventry AI prediction, it could also be worthwhile to play the bet Under 3.5 goals at odds of 1.57.
The combined xG value of both teams should be 2.56 – which is why you could lower the bar even a little further. Alternatively, the Asian handicap bet Under 3.0 goals could also be something for you.
If fewer than two goals are scored, you can multiply the odds of around 1.86 with your stake at bet365, while the bet is calculated at 1.00 if exactly three goals are scored in the end.
Predicted chance of winning:
| Win Tottenham |
Draw |
Win Coventry |
| 64.8% |
19.2% |
16% |
Both teams to score – No to odds of around 2.05 has also been flagged by our data model as a bet with positive expected value. In fact, both defenses would be able to keep a clean sheet – including the guests!
After all, the newly promoted team has already managed to keep their own goal completely clean against strong teams like Nottingham. Why shouldn’t they do something similar on Monday evening in London against Spurs, who have been disappointing for months?
What you need to know about Tottenham vs. Coventry betting
- Missing offensive explosion of the Spurs: I see a continuing lull among the North Londoners in terms of real shooting festivals; Tottenham have not scored 3+ goals in any of their last 35 Premier League games.
- Extensive set pieces at Hotspur Stadium: The home side’s games regularly deliver a lot of action on the flanks; in five of Tottenham’s last 7 competitive games, there have been more than 8.5 corners each.
- Very rare double-sided goals for the promoted team: In the league appearances of the guests, one side usually remains completely blank defensively; both teams have only scored in one of Coventry’s last seven league games.
- Reliable minimum number of goal shots: Despite the basic defensive orientation, the underdog is by no means hiding in the attacking third; Coventry have had at least three shots on target in each of their last six competitive games.
