Sheffield United vs Tottenham Betting Tips & Odds – Spurs backed for big win in Sheffield

Tottenham Hotspur make the trip to Bramall Lane to meet Sheffield United in the English Premier League on Thursday evening. Just one point separates the sides on the Premier League table, but Spurs currently have form on their side.

Upin their return to action, Sheffield United drew 0-0 with strugglers Aston Villa at Villa Park before losing two away matches in a row - 3-0 at both Newcastle and Manchester United.

United returned to Bramall Lane for a clash with Arsenal in their FA Cup quarter-final, but they lost again. The Gunners took the lead, but United hit back through David McGoldrick with three minutes to go.

Unfortunately for the hosts, Arsenal scored in the 90th minute to win 2-1.

Sheffield United centre-back Jack O’Connell is the only injury concern for manager Chris Wilder.

The trip to Sheffield United is Spurs' third fixture since the return of football from the lockdown break. They returned with a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at home, before easing past West Ham 2-0 in a London derby at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in their last match.

An own goal handed Spurs a precious lead in the 64th minute before star striker Harry Kane got back amongst the goals in the 82nd minute. 

If Spurs are to keep their UEFA Champions League dreams alive, they simply have to win at Sheffield United.

Defenders Japhet Tanganga and Juan Foyth are missing through injury as is promising youngster Troy Parrott.

Tottenham have a 31-21 advantage over Sheffield United with 21 draws in 73 matches.

The reverse fixture between the sides this season ended in a 1-1 draw at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Sheffield United are priced at 3.75 to win, while Tottenham Hotspur are available at 2.00. A draw pays 3.30.

BTTS Yes and No are both paying 1.90, while over 2.5 goals will get you odds of 2.10. Under 2.5 is priced at 1.72.

Sheffield United were excellent before the break, but they appear to have lost all momentum since. Spurs were in the complete opposite situation before the break, but have regained some form again. Harry Kane will also be looking to score again after breaking his duck against West Ham.