Best Odds for Man Utd v Spurs

By DAVE ANDERSON, 27/08/2018.

The biggest fixture in the Premier League this weekend has to be the match that kicks-off at 8pm on Monday evening when Man Utd take on Spurs at Old Trafford.

We've listed British Bookmakers best odds for Man Utd v Spurs below, a preview of the match, and the betting offers and price boosts to claim if you're having a punt on the game.

Man Utd v Spurs: Best Odds

Check out the best odds that bookmakers offer for a Man Utd win (H), a win for Spurs (A), or a draw (D) below. Use the ALL ODDS tab to view more bookmakers odds.

NB: Bookmakers best odds for Man Utd v Spurs correct at the time this match preview went live and are subject to change. Last updated: 07:24 on 27/08/2018.

Man Utd v Spurs: Betting Offers

As well as bookmakers best odds, we've also listed their betting offers and price boosts to use betting on the Premier League match between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.

Man Utd v Spurs will be broadcast live on SkySports at 8pm on Monday evening.

Man Utd v Spurs: Preview

Man Utd host Spurs at Old Trafford on Monday night, in what will be their first fixture of the new season against one of the big six teams competing for the Premier League title.

It’s an extremely close call on who will win this clash, but currently online bookmakers offer Man Utd as the favourites to take all 3 points despite their recent poor form.

Jose Mourinho’s men may have home advantage, but Man Utd haven’t looked very convincing so far this season, and there’s a good chance Spurs could win Monday’s match.

Man Utd have traditionally won more often when they play Spurs at home, but things have been much closer in recent times between these two sides.

Out of their last 7 Premier League fixtures against each other, Man Utd have won on 4 occasions, while Spurs were victorious in the other 3 matches.

Spurs won the last Premier League fixture, when they secured a 2-0 victory at Wembley earlier in the year, although Man Utd did manage to beat them in the FA Cup clash back in April.

A draw result could also be a very realistic outcome if they both play it safe, however the last draw between these two in the Premier League was back in 2014.

In the lead up to the Man Utd v Spurs match, we've taken a look at both team’s form to help you decide which side you should be betting on this time around.

Although Man Utd finished 2nd in the 2017-18 campaign, Jose Mourinho hasn’t had the pre-season, transfers or start he was hoping for to the 2018-19 season.

They may have won their opening fixture against Leicester at Old Trafford, but Man Utd suffered a shocking loss to Brighton last weekend in their first away match.

They’re back at Old Trafford on Monday night, and Man Utd will be hoping that the home advantage will help them beat Spurs, and move them up from their current 10th place position.

It should in theory be a close match, but a win would be ideal for Man Utd, as it would put them in a strong position heading into a relatively easy run of fixtures during September.

If they can secure a few more victories at this stage of the competition, then Man Utd will be in with a much better chance of finishing towards the top of the Premier League table.

Unfortunately, Mourinho looks as if he will be without Sanchez, after he suffered a knock, while Matic and Valencia are expected to be available following their injuries.

Realistically, there’s absolutely no reason why Man Utd can’t beat Spurs, but they really need to perform better than last week if Mourinho doesn’t want to lose his first home game.

Most online bookmakers offer Man Utd as 5th favourites to take the Premier League title this season (25/1 at Bet365.com), while Spurs are one better in 4th (16/1 at Bet365.com).

Pochettino has had a strong start to Spurs’s 2018-19 Premier League campaign.

Spurs took all 3 points last weekend when they beat Fulham 3-1 in their first home fixture, which came after a 2-1 victory over Newcastle Utd in their opening match of the season.

The squad's the same as last season, with no new signings, and looks in reasonable form considering they're usually slow starters and Kane doesn't normally score until September.

Apart from Son Heung-min who'll probably still be away on International duty at the Asian Games, Pochettino doesn’t have too many injury concerns at the moment.

Only Carter-Vickers, Wanyama and Foyth are expected to miss Monday’s match at Man Utd.

Bookmakers expect Man Utd v Spurs to be a close match, and so you won’t get great odds on either team winning, so make sure you take advantage of the betting offers that they offer!

Man Utd v Spurs: Stats

Man Utd and Spurs have met each other a total of 189 times in all competition with Man Utd currently having the better record with 90 wins, compared to 51 wins for Spurs.

The last Premier League fixture between these two sides occurred on the 31st of January earlier this year at Wembley Stadium when the match ended 2-0 to Spurs with a goal from Christian Eriksen and an own goal by Phil Jones securing the win for the home side.

The last 6 Premier League matches involving both sides have resulted in 3 wins for Man Utd and 3 wins for Spurs with the home side winning 100% of the time.

The last match where Man Utd played Spurs at home at Old Trafford was when they met in the Premier League on the 28th of October in 2017 with Man Utd winning 1-0 thanks to a solitary goal by Anthony Martial in the 81st minute.

The biggest win that Man Utd have ever had over Spurs in the Premier League was on the 25th of April in 2009 when they won 5-2 at Old Trafford in front of 75,458 people.

A brace from both Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney and a goal from ex-spurs player; Dimitar Berbatov cancelled out earlier goals from Darren Bent and Luka Modrić.

The highest score that Spurs have ever beaten Man Utd by in the Premier League was the 4-1 win they had on the 1st of January in 1996 when they played each other at White Hart Lane.

Chris Armstrong scored a couple of goals in the match with Teddy Sheringham and Sol Campbell also getting on the scoresheet. Andy Cole scored Man Utd's consolation.

Man Utd's: Form

Looking at the last 6 fixtures that Man Utd have played in all competitions, they've won 2, drawn 1, and lost 3 scoring a total of 8 goals (1.33 goal per game) and conceding a total of 11 goals.

Spurs: Form

Spurs' record over their last 6 matches in all competitions is won 4, drawn 1 and lost 1. They've scored more than Man Utd, 13 in total (2.17 goals per game) and conceded less (9).