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“That could happen here, of course, Spurs will dominate the ball this time too but the only obstacles here is……” Chris Sutton have drop Serious CONTROVERSY prediction Underlining Ange Victory Against Villa which Spurs fans sees will likely be true..
An exciting Premier League matchup is set for Sunday as Tottenham Hotspur takes on Aston Villa.
Following their recent exit from the Carabao Cup at the hands of Crystal Palace, Villa aims to maintain their impressive form in the league. Unai Emery’s side is currently on a seven-match unbeaten streak, having last lost to Arsenal in August—a match they felt they could have won.
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou has praised Emery ahead of the clash, but Spurs will be without star defender Micky van de Ven. This news will likely please Ollie Watkins, who could exploit the absence of van de Ven’s pace.
Paul Merson has predicted a Villa victory over Spurs, and Chris Sutton has also shared his thoughts on the upcoming match.
For both teams, this game is crucial in the battle for a top-four finish. A win for Villa could open an eight-point gap between them and Spurs in the Champions League race. The Villans are aiming to achieve a historic feat by winning three consecutive league matches away at Tottenham, though Sutton doubts they will succeed.
While he expects Villa to score and anticipates a high-scoring game, Sutton predicts a 2-2 draw. In his analysis for BBC Sport, he noted, “The away team won both encounters last season, and either Tottenham or Aston Villa could take the victory here.
“I admire Spurs’ playing style, but they need Son Heung-min fit—he’s missed three of their last four league matches, and they have other injuries too. Regardless, Postecoglou’s aggressive approach won’t change. It’s impressive how people perceive Spurs right now. They’ve won eight of their last ten matches across all competitions, which is commendable, yet they still carry that ‘Spursy’ label whenever they falter.
“That could happen here. Spurs will control possession, but Villa will definitely score; their attacking players are a significant threat. I expect plenty of goals, but I believe this match will end in a draw—Tottenham hasn’t had one since the season opener, and I think they’ll get one here.”
Watkins continues to shine for Villa, contributing five goals and two assists in nine Premier League appearances this season. For Villa to secure at least a point—or even all three—Watkins will play a crucial role, as will Morgan Rogers.
Rogers has emerged as a dynamic attacking midfielder this season, delivering multiple standout performances. With two goals and two assists in his last five games, he is poised to be a key factor against Tottenham. His ability to pick up the ball and drive at a Spurs defense lacking van de Ven could create significant challenges for the opposition.
