Tottenham vs Liverpool: TV Channel, Odds, Previous Results

Tottenham and Liverpool come into this game on the back of very different FA Cup results. While Liverpool were knocked out by rivals Manchester United in a 3-2 loss, Tottenham narrowly beat Wycombe, despite the 4-1 result suggesting otherwise. 

Tottenham vs Liverpool Channel:

Spurs v Liverpool kicks-off on Thursday at 8pm. 

The game will be aired on BT Sport 1 and promises to be an interesting encounter as 5th take on 4th in the Premier League.

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Tottenham vs Liverpool Odds:

The bookies are more than convinced that Liverpool will return to form with the away side favourites for this game, but a draw is also likely as well. You can back Jürgen Klopp and his men as short as 5/4 or long as 23/20, despite their irregular run of form.

Despite four wins out of their last five, the bookies have priced Jose Mourinho’s men at 11/5.

A draw also seems possible in the bookies’ eyes with a 5/2 return. 

Premier League title odds:

• Tottenham - 25/1
• Liverpool - 9/1

Tottenham vs Liverpool Previous Results: 

Spurs have played Liverpool a combined 176 times having only won 48 of those games compared to Liverpool 86 and recent history shows Liverpool dominance in this tie. 

Tottenham’s last win against Liverpool was in 2017 and was a 4-1 victory at home, with Harry Kane, Son Heung-Min and Dele Alli all on the score sheet. Since then they have played Liverpool seven times across all competitions, with one draw and six defeats - most famously the 2-0 defeat in the 2019 Champions league final. 

Spurs will be hoping to improve on recent history, where they know a victory will see them leapfrog Liverpool in the table.