Spurs v Chelsea Betting Odds

By DAVE ANDERSON, 24/11/2018.

The Premier League fixture that our betting preview focuses on this week is the London Derby that kicks-off at 5:30pm later today with Spurs playing Chelsea at Wembley Stadium.

We've got British Bookmakers best Spurs v Chelsea betting odds, a preview of the match, and the betting offers and price boosts that you can claim and use on the game.

Spurs v Chelsea: Betting Odds

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

NB: Spurs v Chelsea betting odds correct at the time this match preview went live and are subject to change. Last updated: 03:41 on 24/11/2018.

Spurs v Chelsea: Betting Offers

As well as bookmakers best odds for the Premier League fixture between Spurs and Chelsea, we've also listed the betting offers and price boosts that you can use on the match.

Spurs v Chelsea is set to be shown live on BT Sports 1 at 5.30pm on Saturday November 24th.

Spurs v Chelsea: Preview

Spurs host London rivals Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday evening, and with so much to play for; this is set to be one hotly contested London Derby!

Only 1 point separates the two sides coming into this match, however, bookmakers offer Chelsea as the slight favourites to maintain their unbeaten run and take 3 points off Spurs.

Both Spurs and Chelsea would really benefit from a win, and if either side loses 3 points, it could make it even more difficult to catch up with current Premier League leaders Man City.

It’s always tough to call who will be victorious when these sides meet, and with both sides enjoying a good run of form, Saturday’s match at Wembley will be no different.

Spurs v Chelsea betting odds are pretty tight, and although bookmakers offer Chelsea as the favourites, there’s hardly any difference in the odds you’ll get on either side to win.

Thees London rivals have met each other 52 times in the Premier League, with Chelsea winning 27 fixtures, while Spurs have won 6 matches, and there have been 19 draws.

It's been much closer in recent times, with Spurs winning 2 of the last 3 Premier League fixtures including a 3-1 victory in April, while Chelsea beat them in the FA Cup last season.

In the lead up to Spurs v Chelsea, we've found which bookmakers offer the best betting odds, looked into both teams form as well as the player injuries that managers have to deal with.

Spurs have had a solid start to their Premier League campaign, and come into the London Derby sitting in 4th place on 27 points, just 1 point below Chelsea and 5 points below Man City.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side have won 9 out of their 12 matches to date, but they’ve dropped 9 points from 3 losses, and could do without losing any more points against Chelsea on Saturday.

Bookmakers offer Chelsea as favourites for this match; however, Spurs will be a tough side to overcome, especially after they secured a 3-1 away win against Sarri’s side back in April.

Spurs come into this match on the back of strong victories over Crystal Palace and Wolves, and if they can beat Chelsea, they'd close the gap on Man City and 2nd place Liverpool ahead of their next fixture where they face 5th place Arsenal.

The biggest issue for Spurs is the number of players that are set to miss this London Derby.

Pochettino is probably going to be without Trippier, Sanchez, Dembele, Rose, Vertonghen, who are all likely to be ruled out of the Spurs v Chelsea match due to various injuries.

Chelsea have had a great unbeaten run so far in their 2018-19 Premier League campaign, with 8 wins and 4 draws under their belt propelling them to 3rd in the table on 28 points.

Sarri’s side have a better winning record against Spurs, and they'll be looking to take advantage of the fact that some of Spurs' key players may miss Saturday’s match.

Chelsea currently sit in 3rd place, just 1 point ahead of Spurs, and a win would give them a much needed boost up the table, before they play a couple of easier fixtures against Fulham and Wolves ahead of playing Man City in early December.

Unlike Spurs, Maurizio Sarri doesn’t have too many injury concerns, with only Ampadu and van Ginkel ruled out, while Kovacic is expected to be back in the line-up.

Without a doubt, this is set to be one of the closest matches that we’ll have seen in quite a while.

Both teams have a lot riding on this match, and both would really benefit from taking all 3 points to keep their Premier League campaign on track and prevent Man City from extending the gap.

It’s hard to say who to bet on, but it’s definitely worth claiming some of the betting offers or price boosts odds that bookmakers are offering in conjunction to their Spurs v Man City betting odds.

Spurs v Chelsea: Stats

Spurs and Chelsea have played each other a total of 160 times over the years, with Sarri's side currently having the better record with 68 wins, compared to 52 wins for Pochettino’s team.

The last Premier League match between these two London rivals was on the 1st of April earlier this year when Spurs recorded their first win in 31 visits to Stamford Bridge.

The game ended 1-3 to Spurs with Álvaro Morata opening the scoring in the 30th minute before goals from Christian Eriksen and then a double from Dele Alli secured victory for the away side.

The last 6 Premier League matches involving these two sides have been quite even with 2 wins for Spurs, 2 wins for Chelsea and 2 of the fixtures ending all square after 90 minutes.

The last match where Spurs played Chelsea at Wembley Stadium was when they met in the Premier League on the 20th of August in 2017 with Chelsea recording a 1-2 away win.

The most goals that Spurs have put past Chelsea in a Premier League match occurred on the 1st of January in 2015 when they won 5-3 in front of 35,903 fans at White Hart Lane.

Two goals from Harry Kane, one for both Danny Rose, Andros Townsend and Nacer Chadli cancelled out goals by Diego Costa, Eden Hazard and John Terry on the day.

The highest score that Chelsea have ever beaten Spurs by in the Premier League was the 1-6 win that they came away from White Hart Lane with on the 6th of December in 1997.

The match was notable for the fact that Tore Andre Flo scored a goal in the 90th minute to complete his hat-trick, with Roberto Di Matteo, Dan Petrescu and Mark Nicholls also scoring.

Spurs: Form

Looking at the last 5 competitive fixtures that Spurs have played, they've won 4 of them, drawn 0, and lost 1 scoring a total of 9 goals (1.8 goals per game) and conceding 5 times.

Chelsea's: Form

Chelsea's record over their last 5 matches in all competitions is won 4, drawn 1 and lost 0. They've scored more than Spurs, 11 in total (2.2 goals per game) and conceded less (3).