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Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur v Everton match preview

A look ahead to this weekend's Premier League fixture at White Hart Lane

Simun Christian Olsen
Friday 07 February 2014 19:18 GMT
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Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood makes a gesture from the touchline
Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood makes a gesture from the touchline (Getty Images)

Tottenham welcome Everton to White Hart Lane in what is a significant fixture in the race for Champions League qualifications. The home side have been in good form since Tim Sherwood took over as manager from Andre Villas-Boas in December. Spurs have managed 17 points from a possible 24 points in their last eight Premier League games and are currently one point behind opponents Everton in fifth and three points behind Liverpool in fourth.

Everton did well to pick themselves up to beat Aston Villa on Saturday after their 4-0 loss to Liverpool in the Merseyside Derby. The Toffees, without the injured Romelu Lukaku, came from behind to secure three vital points. Kevin Mirallas scored Everton's winner with an excellent free-kick and he will again be the danger man for Roberto Martinez' side.

KICK-OFF: Sunday, 13.30pm

PAST THREE MEETINGS…

Everton 0 Tottenham 0, Premier League, November 2013

Tottenham 2 (Adebayor, Sigurdsson) Everton 2 (Jagielka, Mirallas), Premier League, April 2013

Everton 2 (Jelavic, Pienaar) Tottenham 1 (Dempsey), Premier League, December 2012

STATS…

Tottenham's away form is ranked second in the league. At home, however, Spurs are ranked eleventh.

Everton have six points from their last five Premier League away games.

Spurs' goal difference currently stands at -1. Despite that, they are sixth in the table.

Everton have scored 37 goals, sixth highest goalscoring record in the league.

ODDS…

Tottenham to win: 2.16

Everton to win: 3.75

Draw: 3.55

TV: Live on Sky Sports 1 at 13.30pm. Highlights on BBC1 at 10.25pm

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