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Newcastle have won 5 in-a-row coming into today and have scored 16 times in the process. Going two more games back, they have actually scored 21 times across their last seven, with those 7 matches producing 29 goals overall. The likes of Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon can exploit almost any defence in world football, and Isak should definitely contribute to the scoresheet against Ange Postecoglou's depleted Tottenham side, who are set to be without at least five first team defenders, the first choice and back-up goalkeeper, and various midfielders. Third-choice goalkeeper Brandon Austin is set to make his Spurs debut after nine years with the club, and it’ll be far from how he envisioned it, with various Spurs youngsters in the backline— who also have little to no first-team experience.

Even with a fully fit backline Tottenham have continuously struggled defensively under Ange, particularly because of instance to play a high line against any and every opponent. This is a side who also struggle massively in air, failing to properly defend set pieces and crosses into the box. As witnessed last week against Manchester United, Newcastle can effectively cross the ball into the box and find the heads of Isak and Joelinton. Newcastle have undoubtedly entered the race for a Champions League spot after four success Premier League victories and they can boost their chances of dining at Europe’s top table once again by claiming another win at down-in-the-mouth Tottenham. However, I don’t expect the win to be accompanied by a 4th successive clean sheet, given that Tottenham have netted in 14 of their 15 home matches this season.

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