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Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United match preview

A look ahead to the Premier League fixture at White Hart Lane

Stefan Vasilev
Friday 08 November 2013 17:08 GMT
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Loic Remy is hoping for celebrations against Tottenham
Loic Remy is hoping for celebrations against Tottenham (GETTY IMAGES)

Tottenham continue to struggle with scoring goals this season, and after a goalless draw against Everton last week, they will look to resume the Premier League campaign by breaking the spell against Newcastle at the White Hart Lane on Sunday.

Christian Eriksen and Erik Lamela played in the 2-1 victory over Sheriff in mid-week, and both repaid the faith by assisting and scoring a goal, and now Andre Villas Boas may consider giving them another start against Newcastle with the hope of improving Spurs sharpness up front.

The Magpies have been enjoying an in-form striker Loic Remy, who featured in Team of the Week for the second time last week, while their 2-0 victory over Chelsea will provide them with a morale boost ahead of their trip to North London.

KICK-OFF: Sunday, 12pm

LAST FIVE MEETINGS:

Tottenham 2 Newcastle 1, Premier League, February 2013

Newcastle 2 Tottenham 1, Premier League, August 2012

Tottenham 5 Newcastle 0, Premier League, February 2012

Newcastle 2 Tottenham 2, Premier League, October 2011

Newcastle 1 Tottenham 1, Premier League, January 2011

STATS:

Spurs have lost only one of their last seven matches against Newcastle, after losing all of the previous six.

Tottenham have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three Premier League matches – only Southampton have kept more in a row (4) in the division this season.

Newcastle are the only team outside the bottom three to have conceded 11 goals away from home.

The Magpies have won six matches at the White Hart Lane in the Premier League.

ODDS:

Tottenham to win: 1.59

Newcastle to win: 7

Draw: 4.3

TV: Live on Sky Sports 1 at 12pm, highlights on BBC1 at 10.25pm

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