Tottenham vs Inter Milan Prediction & Betting Tips - Champions League

Prediction published on 26/11/2018, 04:17  by Daniel Ngulu | Modified on 27/11/2018 at 05:16 in Champions League Predictions

The London side is paying heavily for a faulty start to the campaign that saw the team lose the opening two matches before slowly recovering and now they are on four points going to match day five, three points behind Inter who beat them 2 – 1 in the first leg meeting. In terms of attack, Spurs have only been second to Barcelona in the group, with seven goals scored though their biggest undoing has been their defending, having conceded nine in the opening four matches while on the other hand Inter have scored five and conceded five as well. Spurs head to this game on a five – match unbeaten run, having scored two or more goals in four of the five matches and they will be looking to extend the same against Inter. Their win over Chelsea over the weekend, which ended the Blues’ unbeaten record in the Premier League will hand them the psyche to take on Inter and they will also want to build on their first win in the group, against PSV Eindhoven but they should also be aware this will not be an easy outing, with Inter recovering from the shock loss to Atalanta by a 3 – 0 whacking of Frosinone, but Spurs have beaten big teams at home in the Champions League, including Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund in recent years and this one should not be a problem as they have four losses and five wins in the last nine Champions League matches at home. Inter have had an improved season compared to the previous years and they should be ready for this clash eyeing a positive result especially with a run of three wins in five matches, having scored 13 goals in the process. They also have three wins, a draw and a loss in their last five Champions League matches, stretching back to 2012. Inter have failed to score in two of their last seven Champions League away matches while they have just one clean sheet in the last 11 away matches in their away matches in the competition, and they will be meeting a Spurs side that has scored in each of the last seven Champions League matches at home, but keeping just one clean sheet. The two sides have met six times in history, and each side has managed three wins but more crucially, each of the matches has produced over 2.5 goals.