Tottenham vs Fulham Bet Builder

Seven goal contributions in 668 PL minutes means Maddison is creating or scoring a goal every 95 minutes, leading the league in any player with less than 700 minutes played.

Three assists in his last three sets Maddison in good stead ahead of this game. Maddison also comes into this game after assisting the vital goal to see Spurs win 1-0 away to Luton and top the league heading into the international break.

Due to injury, Maddison only faced off once against Fulham last season with his former team Leicester. Despite the 5-3 defeat, Maddison associated Barnes for Leicester’s first goal and scored the second from the penalty spot. If there’s a Spurs player who can unlock a respectable Fulham defense, it’s the Englishman.

Palhinha averages 1.48 fouls per game, recording 2, 1, 3, 2 over the last 4 games.

Last season, Palhinha was booked in both league matches against Spurs, recording 1.50 fouls across both games.

In this season’s EFL Cup clash, the Portuguese racked up an impressive 5 fouls during the contest; getting the party started early with a foul in the very first minute!

Joao went on to foul Spurs’ striker twice as well as two central midfielders. This does not read well for Fulham as Tottenham’s central players have shown a real ability to draw fouls this season – Strikers Richarlison (1.82 fd) and Son (1.30 fd) take their bumps as well as the central midfielders such as Maddison (3.11 fd), Skipp (1.54 fd), Hojberg (0.71 fd), Sarr (0.48 fd).

Spurs rank 3rd in the PL when it comes to corners, taking 6.63 per game. Fulham take 5.25 corners per game.

Each side concedes 5.63 and 4.63 respectively.

Over the last 5 games, Spurs have seen 11, 16, 15, 17, 11 corners taken; for Fulham their last 5 read: 13, 9, 5, 8, 9.

Head to head, this season’s EFL Cup clash saw a total of 9 corners, and the previous season’s league games saw 11 at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as well as 13 in the reverse fixture.