Tottenham vs Wolves Prediction 27 September 2025
🔊 Can Tottenham break their winless streak against Wolverhampton? The North London side have failed to defeat the Wolves in their last five head-to-head encounters. However, the visitors are entering this fixture in a tough spot, with zero wins in the Premier League. In contrast, the Spurs are a formidable force in the league, currently sitting in third place. All the conditions are set for them to get back on the winning track in their personal matchups. Whose streak will end on Saturday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium? We'll delve into it in our prediction.
Head-to-Head
📊 Wolverhampton have recently become one of the most challenging opponents for Tottenham. In their last 10 encounters, the Wolves hold the upper hand with five wins compared to Spurs' three. The most common scoreline is 1-0, occurring in three matches, with only one of those in favor of Tottenham. The second most frequent result is 2-1, with Wolverhampton claiming victory twice by this margin.
Head-to-head statistics Tottenham - Wolves

Tottenham Hotspur Team Overview
Spurs have bounced back after their defeat to Bournemouth, going on an unbeaten run of three matches. However, they did stumble with a draw in the Premier League against Brighton (2-2). To Tottenham's credit, this came after a taxing Champions League victory over Villarreal (1-0). Ahead of the clash with the Seagulls, Thomas Frank made only three changes to the starting lineup. Despite not being in optimal physical condition, the Londoners managed to secure a hard-earned point, maintaining their third-place position in the Premier League.
The partnership between Kudus and Richarlison proved effective once more in the Brighton match. Thanks to the midfielder's assist, the Brazilian netted his third goal of the season, becoming the team's top scorer. Meanwhile, the Ghanaian leads as the top assister with three assists. Lucas Bergvall continues to impress, contributing to goals in three of the last four matches. Xavi Simons, after scoring his debut Premier League goal, earned his first Man of the Match accolade in the English League Cup against Doncaster (3-0).
Match Results: Tottenham Hotspur

Wolverhampton Wanderers Team Overview
Vítor Pereira's team may not be securing victories against their Premier League rivals in the league itself, but they are making a statement in the English League Cup. The Wolves have already advanced through two rounds, defeating West Ham (3-2) and Everton (2-0). However, their league campaign tells a different story, with zero wins and no points on the board. In their latest outing, they couldn't overcome Leeds (1-3), despite having the upper hand in shots (16 to 6) and expected goals (1.57 to 0.46).
Newcomer Tolu Arokodare marked his debut with a goal, stepping in for the then-injured Jørgen Strand Larsen. The Norwegian has since recovered and appeared in two matches, but without any goal contributions. This opens the door for the former Genk player to potentially take his spot in the lineup.
Match Results: Wolverhampton Wanderers
Latest news
Tottenham Hotspur
🎙 Recently, rumors have surfaced about Harry Kane's potential return to Tottenham. These whispers haven't escaped the attention of the team's head coach, who commented on the possible transfer. "Many Tottenham fans, myself included, would love to see Kane return. He's a top player. Honestly, I don't think he'll make the move anytime soon-he'll likely stay at Bayern and continue to perform well there. Last season, he was the top scorer and won the league-things are going great for him. But if he wants to transfer, he'd be more than welcome here," said Thomas Frank.
❌ Adding to the long list of injured players-James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski, Radu Drăgușin, and Yves Bissouma-are Ben Davies, Randal Kolo Muani, and Pape Sarr. The loss of Sarr will be particularly felt by Spurs, as he started every match except against Brighton, which he missed due to injury. However, his injury isn't too serious, so he, along with Dominic Solanke, might be expected to take the field on Saturday.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
📝 Despite acquiring a new striker, Wolverhampton continue to place their faith in last season's top scorer, Jørgen Strand Larsen. This summer, the club turned down a £55 million offer from Newcastle for him. Reports suggested that the player himself expressed a desire to leave. However, this week it was announced that he has signed a new long-term contract under a 5+1 system. Here's how the forward commented on the extension: "I am incredibly happy at Wolverhampton. Signing a new contract proves my commitment to the club. I am thrilled with my teammates, and our fans are simply amazing. We want this season to be better than the last."
❌ José Sá and Jørgen Strand Larsen have fully recovered from their injuries and have already made appearances on the field. The same goes for Ki-Jana Hoever, although he remains on the bench. Meanwhile, midfielder André played 87 minutes against Everton in the cup but couldn't finish the match. It's likely Vítor Pereira won't be able to count on him for Saturday.
🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards
The match will be officiated by Michael Salisbury. Over his last 20 Premier League appearances, he averages 3.1 yellow cards per game. This season, the Englishman has overseen four matches across all competitions, reducing his average to 1.5. There’s no indication of a high number of cautions this Saturday either - in 4 of the last 5 head-to-head clashes between these teams, there were no more than three yellow cards. We suggest betting on this trend with a total yellow cards under 3.5 wager.
⚽️ Goal Prediction
Tottenham have kept a clean sheet in 5 of their 7 Premier League games. Admittedly, their recent match against Brighton was an exception, but let's not forget it was played in the same week as a Champions League fixture. This week, the Spurs faced Doncaster, conserving their resources. Wolverhampton have yet to score away from home. All signs point to one team failing to find the net in the upcoming game - both teams to score (no).
🚩 Corner Prediction
Wolverhampton manage possession well and hold their own even against higher-caliber opponents. For instance, they conceded only 59% possession while down a player against Bournemouth and Manchester City. This allows Vítor Pereira's squad to earn set-piece opportunities - averaging 3.6 corners over their last five matches. In head-to-head encounters with Tottenham over the same span, this average rises to 4.6. Here, we recommend betting on Wolverhampton's total corners over 3.5.
Editorial Prediction
Both teams secured victories in their recent English League Cup matches, albeit under different circumstances. Wolverhampton have faced tough draws from the start, encountering Premier League opponents for the second consecutive round. The cost of their success has been the form of their key players. Tottenham, despite significant injuries, still benefit from Thomas Frank's ability to effectively rotate the squad between competitions thanks to their depth. We lean towards the belief that the Wolves will once again end up not only without points but also without finding the back of the net, losing 2-0. A Tottenham victory seems likely.
