Tottenham vs Fulham Prediction 30 November 2025

🔊 Can Tottenham break free from their losing streak? For the Spurs, every match feels like a London derby. Their last outing ended in disappointment, as we'll discuss below. However, in the 13th round, they face a slightly easier opponent, and Thomas Frank's team will be playing at their home ground, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Bookmakers see the hosts as favorites, but the odds suggest a potential upset from Fulham. Let's dive into the details of this upcoming clash and explore some intriguing betting options.

Head-to-Head

📊 Tottenham may have a higher status and greater ambitions than Fulham, but their head-to-head record doesn't reflect that dominance. The Spurs have managed just one victory in their last five encounters. Additionally, it's worth noting that in 4 out of their last 5 Premier League meetings, the teams haven't exchanged goals.

Tottenham Hotspur Team Overview

Tottenham have managed just one victory in the past month, a 4-0 triumph over Copenhagen in the Champions League. It's fair to say their schedule hasn't been kind to the Spurs, but we won't use that to excuse the results and low-quality performances under Thomas Frank. There are indeed significant questions surrounding the coach. However, it's not just about him. According to The Athletic, the London side tops the Premier League for errors leading to opponent shots (15). So, it's reasonable to hold the players accountable as well.

In their last Premier League outing, the Lilywhites were crushed by Arsenal 4-1, managing just three shots with an xG of 0.05. Their performance improved somewhat away at PSG, at least in terms of attacking play. The Spurs found themselves in favorable scenarios twice, taking the lead, but they couldn't secure the desired result even when playing defensively. On the bright side, their forwards are in good form. Randal Kolo Muani registered 2 goals and an assist, while Richarlison scored for the third consecutive match.

Fulham Team Overview

Fulham's unfortunate run, which began in late October, has dragged the team down towards the relegation zone. The Cottagers certainly don't belong there, and they're well aware of it, so they've been striving to improve their standing in the league. They've started to make some headway, but Marco Silva's side currently sits in 15th place—just three points above the bottom of the table.

The issue lies in their lack of consistency. Away from home, they struggled against Everton two matches ago and deservedly lost 2-0. However, in their last outing, they were far superior to Sunderland on home turf. Raul Jimenez's goal, the only one of the match, secured the victory, but an xG of 2.62 suggests Fulham should have won by a larger margin. The Cottagers took shots on goal six times more often than their opponents!

Latest news

Tottenham Hotspur

🎙 Thomas Frank at the latest press conference: "I hope we can control possession more and we'll need to break down Fulham's defense. Honestly, I believe Fulham don’t have the points they would like. I've watched many of their games—they've performed well but have been unlucky with results in some matches. This will be a different challenge, but I'm pleased with the response and performance shown by the players against PSG: we were aggressive in our high pressing and pushed forward. Every decision I make is aimed at doing everything possible to win the next game. I fully understand that we need to win on Saturday and in the days ahead."

❌ Tottenham's injury list remains one of the most extensive in the league. Dominic Solanke, Yves Bissouma, James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski, Ben Davies, and Radu Dragusin are still sidelined due to injuries. But there's another significant absence—captain Cristian Romero will miss the match against Fulham due to an accumulation of yellow cards.

Fulham

🎙 Fulham defender Ryan Sessegnon recently stated in an interview: "The atmosphere is good, and you can feel the lift in spirits during training after our win over Sunderland. We just need to be a bit more consistent, and hopefully, we can carry that momentum into the match against Tottenham. We have to believe we can step onto the pitch, score, and maintain our lead. We're confident after keeping a clean sheet against Sunderland. It's crucial to communicate and analyze our previous game, take our best practices from it, and try to apply them in the next match. With games coming thick and fast now, we need to pick up as many points as possible, and we're looking forward to it."

❌ The visitors have two players sidelined, just like before the last round. Antonee Robinson is in the final stages of recovery from a knee injury, while Rodrigo Muniz is once again troubled by a hamstring issue.

🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards

🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards

The match will be officiated by Stuart Attwell, the strictest referee of the current Premier League season, averaging five yellow cards per game. The Englishman has shown at least three yellow cards in 18 consecutive matches! Fulham average two cautions per game this season, while Tottenham average 2.42. Therefore, a bet on over 3.5 yellow cards seems reasonable.

⚽️ Goal Prediction

It's hard to call Tottenham's home ground a fortress. The Spurs regularly drop points and have conceded in 11 of their last 12 Premier League matches there. Given their challenging head-to-head record against the Cottagers, it's unlikely Guglielmo Vicario will keep a clean sheet in the upcoming game. Fulham to score is a solid betting option.

🚩 Corner Prediction

As Thomas Frank mentioned, the Spurs hope to dominate possession in the upcoming match. We believe they will. The team ranks among the Premier League leaders in average corners per game (5.67) and have delivered at least five corner kicks in 6 of their last 7 encounters with Fulham. This leads to a bet on over 4.5 corners for Tottenham.

As mentioned earlier, Thomas Frank aims for ball possession, but what's the point if his team struggles in positional attacks? We've seen the Spurs fail to capitalize on their territorial advantage more than once, unable to offer much to their opponents despite dominating possession. We suspect this scenario might play out again as Fulham visit, with minimal injury concerns compared to Tottenham. Marco Silva's side knows how to trouble their neighbors, as they've shown in head-to-head clashes in recent years. Therefore, our editorial team is backing the underdog—Fulham not to lose. We wouldn't be surprised if the visitors pull off a win, perhaps with a scoreline of 2-1.