English Premier League---Tottenham Hotspur VS Liverpool Prediction

Tottenham Hotspur VS Liverpool    Livescore / H2H stats and Live Streaming
Time:21-12-2025 01:30 Sunday
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Nottingham Forest duo Ibrahim Sangare and Callum Hudson-Odoi toyed with the entire Spurs XI - claiming a wonderful three goals and three assists between them - in a 3-0 trouncing of the Europa League winners, who have now lost three of their last five Premier League games.
As the hosts languish in the bottom half of the Premier League table - six points off Chelsea in the fourth and final Champions League spot - speculation over Frank's future has inevitably been heating up, but he is believed to retain the board's backing for the time being.
Nevertheless, there are understood to be some internal concerns about the Dane, who could be part of unwanted Spurs history this weekend; if the North London outfit lose, they would have suffered 11 Premier League home defeats in 2025, their most ever in a single calendar year.

The 33-year-old may still be out of favour as far as the starting XI goes, but by coming off the bench to assist Hugo Ekitike's second goal in that 2-0 victory, Salah set a new record for the most Premier League goal contributions for a single club with an astronomical 277.
Now that Salah is seeking to steer Egypt to Africa Cup of Nations glory, the Reds may be grateful for recent experiences playing without the Golden Boot winner, especially as they have not lost any of their five games since his demotion from the starting lineup.
The seventh-placed Reds could now crash the top four if results go their way this weekend, although when it comes to ever-present Premier League teams, only Bournemouth (16) have conceded at least two goals in more away games than Liverpool (15) since the start of last season.

Match Prediction: Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Liverpool
No other Premier League fixture has seen as many goals as Tottenham vs. Liverpool (206), and nine of those came at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last season, but a more low-key affair is surely in order this weekend.
Both sides have enjoyed the rare luxury of a weekend off, but Szoboszlai's possible absence will deprive Liverpool of their most influential player so far this season, as well as the resurrected Salah.
However, Spurs' build-up problems and disjointed defence are difficult to overlook, so we still have faith in the injury-hit champions to continue on an upward trajectory and potentially hammer another nail into Frank's coffin.