Tottenham vs Man United: Lineups, Prediction, and Maccas Bet Builder Tip

Tottenham vs Man Utd Form and Head to Head Record

Tottenham suffered a 0-1 defeat to Chelsea in their last Premier League match at home. Spurs' recent form has been inconsistent, with two wins, one draw, and three losses in their last six matches.

Man Utd drew 2-2 away to Nottingham Forest in their last Premier League match. The Red Devils are currently enjoying a good run of form, having gone unbeaten in their last four matches, with three wins and one draw.

The last time these two teams met, Tottenham emerged victorious with a 1-0 win in the Europa League Final.

Tottenham have dominated the recent head-to-head record, winning all of the last four matches against Man Utd.

Tottenham vs Man Utd Predicted Lineups

Tottenham (4-2-3-1): Vicario; Spence, van de Ven, Romero, Porro; Palhinha, Bentancur; Odobert, Simons, Kudus; Kolo Muani

Man Utd (3-4-2-1): Lammens; Shaw, Maguire, de Ligt; Dalot, Casemiro, Fernandes, Diallo; Cunha, Mbeumo; Sesko

Lineups powered by WhoScored.

Tottenham vs Man Utd Team News

Tottenham will be without Bissouma, Kulusevski, Takai, Dragusin, Maddison, Gray and Solanke, all sidelined with injuries. Kudus is also doubtful with a knock that saw him miss the Copenhagen game, and Brennan Johnson will start on the right if Kudus isn't passed fit.

Man Utd will be without Martínez due to injury.

Who are the betting favourites for Tottenham vs Man United? 

Bookmakers are expecting a tightly contested match here with Man United the marginal 8/5 favourites. Spurs, on the other hand, are a best price of 7/4. The draw can be backed at 27/10. 

Odds last updated at 16:00 Friday 7th November.

Tottenham vs Man United Match Prediction

Tottenham responded impressively to their nightmare showing against Chelsea by sweeping Copenhagen aside in the Champions League on Tuesday.

However, this is the real rest for Thomas Frank's side, who have been dreadful at home this season, collecting just four points from a possible 15 available and are winless in four (L3).

Manchester United are enjoying their best run under boss Ruben Amorim after the late draw at Nottingham Forest made it four games unbeaten.

The Red Devils have dominated Spurs in the Premier League era, but have struggled against them in recent years and head to north London having failed to win any of their last seven meetings, including the Europa League final.

Score Prediction: Tottenham 2-1 Man United

Macca's Bet Builder Tip for Tottenham vs Man United

Tottenham and Manchester United meet in North London on Saturday for what’s probably going to be the game of the day between two sides level on points and desperate for consistency. Spurs enter the game in good spirits after a 4 -0 Champions League win over Copenhagen, a result that briefly lifted the mood after their flat performance and home defeat to Chelsea last weekend. Thomas Frank’s side has looked dangerous going forward but continues to struggle for stability, losing more home league games than any other team in 2025.

Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United meanwhile are quietly finding rhythm it seems. They’re unbeaten in four Premier League matches and have scored at least twice in each of those games, showing growing cohesion between Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, and Benjamin Šeško.

Bet Builder:
Bryan Mbeumo 1+ Shot on Target
Micky van de Ven To Be Fouled 1+ Times
Both Teams To Score

Bryan Mbeumo has quietly become the heartbeat of United’s attack. The forward has landed at least one shot on target in 8 of his last 9 games, averaging 1.38 Shots On Target per 90 minutes. He’s also rediscovered his finishing touch from his Brentford days with three goals in his last three matches and looks full of confidence heading into this one. Against a Spurs defence that’s been unreliable at home, conceding in eight of their last nine Premier League games in North London the price on Mbeumo testing the keeper again looks far too big.

Micky van de Ven to be fouled 1+ times stands out as another strong angle. It’s a bet that’s landed in five of his last six starts and the game’s expected intensity only boosts the appeal. After that fiery Europa League final between the sides, meetings have taken on a derby like tone, with the cards line set around five hinting at plenty of physical duels. Van de Ven’s direct opponent, Benjamin Šeško commits over 1.1 fouls per 90 and loves a tussle so the Dutch defender should be in the thick of it.

Finally, both teams to score feels made for this fixture. Spurs are free flowing going forward under Thomas Frank but remain poor defensively, while United’s resurgence under Amorim has come through attack rather than control. Both teams have scored in four of United’s last five league wins, and Spurs rarely go two home matches without finding the net. With so much attacking quality on show and neither backline inspiring much faith, BTTS looks one of the safest ways to close this builder (and the most entertaining one too).