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Harry Reynolds has three tips for this evening’s Premier League match between Tottenham and Newcastle, with plenty of goals predicted

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The last 11 league games between Spurs and Newcastle have all produced three or more goals

Harry Reynolds Telegraph Media Group Betting Writer Show biography

Harry has spent more than seven years in the industry, creating expert and insightful sports and betting-focused content. Trained as a sports journalist, he focuses on his main sporting passions, regularly covering horse racing, football, cricket and American football. Since joining Telegraph Media Group in June 2025, he has provided data-driven tips and sports analysis, alongside independent reviews of betting sites and customer offers. His extensive sector experience includes writing for major brands such as Virgin Games and Bally's, as well as Everton Women FC.

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Tottenham Hotspur host Newcastle United on Saturday evening (kick-off, 5.30pm), and will be hoping for a significantly improved performance than the one they produced in the same slot at Brentford a week ago.

Both Spurs and Newcastle picked up their first wins of the season in the EFL Cup in midweek. Between them, their four competitive games so far have produced a total of 18 goals and I think there will be plenty of entertainment in north London this evening.

Take a look at my three best bets for the game below, then read on for analysis of my selections.

Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United tips

HARRY REYNOLDS' TIPS

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Match details

What: Spurs vs Newcastle United, Premier League

Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

When: 5.30pm, Saturday August 29

Watch: Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League

Key stats

Both teams have scored in the past four Premier League matches between Tottenham and Newcastle. Their last 11 meetings in the top flight have all produced at least three goals.

Last Sunday’s defeat by Brentford was the first time Tottenham received fewer than three cards since Roberto De Zerbi took charge, although they did concede 14 fouls in the game.

Referee Peter Bankes averages 4.07 cards per game across his Premier League career, in which he has officiated 115 matches.

Goals a fixture when these sides meet

Goals are usually guaranteed when Spurs play Newcastle and the two sides’ starts to the season only bolsters confidence that the trend will continue.

Tottenham’s first two games have produced nine goals, the same tally as Newcastle’s two fixtures.

Remarkably, at least three goals have been scored in each of the previous 11 league meetings between the clubs. Both teams have found the net in each of the past four Premier League encounters.

Spurs were worse than anyone could have predicted in the 3-0 loss at Brentford last Saturday, while Newcastle were better than most expected in their 2-2 draw with Liverpool. The Magpies have also lost just one of the past nine meetings between the clubs, so picking a winner for this game is tricky.

Instead, I am focusing on the goals angle for my first bet of the day. Given the recent trends and the way the sides have played so far this season, it would be a surprise if this was a low-scoring game.

While punters backing both teams to score and over 2.5 goals can usually expect the price to be odds-against, I think the 5/6 available for the bet to win in this fixture is very fair.

The additions of Omar Marmoush and Savio make Spurs a much more threatening team. Dominic Solanke’s goal in the 5-1 win over Charlton in the EFL Cup was a relief for all concerned, the striker having failed to find the net since March. So he should be fired up for this one, too.

Newcastle showed how threatening they can be on the counter against Liverpool, particularly with their first goal. I expect them to employ the same style here and their pace could catch Spurs out.

Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals has been a regular winning bet when these two have played, and I think the run will continue.

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Spurs’ ill-discipline is worth following

It is well documented that Tottenham struggled with discipline last season, ending the campaign with more yellow cards (99) than any other team. They also had four players sent off.

Things did not improve after Roberto De Zerbi’s appointment as head coach. In fact, they got worse.

In each of De Zerbi’s first seven games in charge of Spurs, they received at least three cautions. They racked up five alone in the crucial win over Aston Villa.

While Conor Gallagher was the only Tottenham player to be booked in the Brentford defeat, they may have benefited from referee Michael Oliver’s leniency. But only five teams conceded more fouls than their 15 on the opening weekend, so their disciplinary problems are far from fixed.

I tipped Spurs to receive at least three cards on a couple of occasions during their end-of-season run, and I am surprised it is still an attractive price. Betfred is offering odds of 13/8 for referee Peter Bankes to award Spurs three or more cards against Newcastle.

Bankes is not the strictest official in the game, but he does average 4.07 cards per game across his 115-match Premier League career.

If Spurs do not make a quick start tonight, or if they are frustrated by Newcastle, it would not be a surprise if things boil over. Backing their ill-discipline to come to the fore once again looks to be the way to go.

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Bet builder: Solanke to test Hornicek

My final tip for this fixture is a four-leg bet builder that pays out at just under 4/1 if every selection wins.

I am kicking off with both teams to score, for all the reasons I have mentioned above. Tottenham have recorded only two Premier League clean sheets in 2026, while Newcastle have not kept one since March.

A goal in the win against Charlton should have fired up Solanke and I expect him to start this game. That was his only shot on target but I expect him to force Newcastle goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek into action this evening. Solanke averaged 1.3 shots per game last season, despite struggling with injuries.

Anthony Elanga opened the scoring in Newcastle’s draw with Liverpool. He was a nightmare for the Reds’ defence all afternoon, drawing three fouls. Considering this game is likely to be played in the same vein, I think it is worth backing him to be fouled at least twice.

Finally, I am adding over 3.5 total cards in the match. I have outlined Spurs’ disciplinary problems above, and Newcastle showed similar signs in the Liverpool draw. Only Brentford conceded more than their 16 fouls in Gameweek 1, so it is no surprise Newcastle also picked up the most bookings with five. It should be a busy afternoon for Bankes.

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Draw @ 13/5

Newcastle United @ 2/1

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Harry Reynolds has picked three bets for tonight’s EFL Cup second-round tie between Tottenham Hotspur and Charlton Athletic

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Clean sheets have been hard to come by for Tottenham and Charlton

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Spurs play Charlton Athletic in the second round of the EFL Cup at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tonight (kick-off, 7.45pm), with added pressure on the hosts after Saturday’s mauling by Brentford.

I am anticipating an entertaining tie in north London, as both sides have had issues keeping clean sheets this year. Check out my three best bets for the game below, along with my analysis.

Tottenham Hotspur vs Charlton Athletic tips

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What: Spurs vs Charlton Athletic, EFL Cup second round

Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

When: 7.45pm, Wednesday August 26

Watch: Sky Sports +

Key stats

Both teams have scored in each of Charlton’s last 10 competitive games.

The Addicks are without a clean sheet since March; Spurs have kept just two since February..

Dominic Solanke may be best placed to exploit Charlton's porous defence. He has not scored since March, but averaged 1.3 shots per game last season, and has two goals and an assist in his last two EFL Cup outings.

Referee Adam Herczeg has shown eight yellow cards in two matches this season.

No Premier League team had more cautions than Spurs (99) last season, while Charlton (98) had the fourth-highest tally in the Championship.

Spurs to edge past free-scoring Charlton

After a summer of progress off the field, Tottenham Hotspur reminded everyone that there is no quick fix for their ailments in their Premier League curtain-raiser.

Despite spending more than £300million on new players, Spurs were hammered 3-0 by Brentford. That scoreline does not quite reflect the dominance of the Bees, who also missed a penalty.

As a result, tonight’s EFL Cup tie against Charlton Athletic has extra pressure on it. This will be no easy ride for the hosts as the Addicks have started the season in fine form, winning their opening two Championship matches, including a 2-1 success at title favourites West Ham United on Saturday.

There should be goals in this game, too. Charlton have scored in 10 consecutive matches dating back to last season, although they have failed to keep a clean sheet since March.

Spurs have defensive issues of their own, with just two clean sheets in 18 games. Based on Saturday’s evidence, there is no danger of that statistic improving any time soon, despite new arrivals such as Marcos Senesi, Jan Paul van Hecke and Andy Robertson.

I thought head coach Roberto De Zerbi selected a strange team at Brentford on Saturday, which did not help his side’s chances. The Italian is likely to field a strong XI for the visit of Charlton as he seeks to give key players much-needed game time.

Naturally, there is no point in backing a Tottenham win at odds of 2/11, particularly as they have recorded just three victories against English opposition in 2026.

One bet that does make plenty of appeal, however, is Tottenham to win and both teams to score, priced at 17/10 with Midnite.

Charlton have been a great friend to both-teams-to-score bettors and they have the quality to find the target for an 11th straight match.

If the hosts were to be knocked out by Championship opposition at this stage of the competition, especially with no European football to fall back on, it would be a calamity. They need a serious response to Saturday’s performance and I expect them to win a high-scoring game.

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Back Solanke to end goal drought

Dominic Solanke should get the nod up front for Tottenham. He started on the bench in the defeat at Brentford and came on in the closing stages when the game was already over.

It has been a frustrating couple of seasons for the 28-year-old, who has missed a third of the club’s Premier League fixtures since moving from Bournemouth for £55million in 2024.

Solanke has not scored since March but there is every reason to believe he can end that barren run against a Charlton team who appear incapable of keeping clean sheets.

The England striker had something of a purple patch at the start of the year, scoring five times in eight outings before his drought set in. Despite being in and out of the team, he averaged 1.3 shots per game in the Premier League last season, hitting the target with 0.7 of those.

Charlton’s expected goals (xG) conceded figure of 63.5 was the seventh-worst in last season’s Championship. They have started the new campaign in the same form and their xG conceded of 3.8 ranks as the fifth-worst in the division.

Based on what we know, it would be a surprise if Solanke did not get plenty of chances to strike against the Addicks. If he can end his long wait for a goal, it would be a major relief to himself and all Spurs fans, and I think his price of 10/11 to find the net is very fair.

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Busy night on cards for referee Herczeg

Both Tottenham and Charlton were at the wrong ends of their respective disciplinary tables last season, so tonight’s referee Adam Herczeg could have his hands full.

No team received more cards than the 103 that Spurs were awarded in the previous campaign, comprising 99 cautions and four sendings-off. They also conceded a high number of fouls and their average of 12.2 per game was the second highest in the top flight.

Charlton players collected 98 bookings last season, although they played eight more league games than Spurs. That total was still the fourth-highest in the Championship, while their average of 12 fouls per match was lower than only two teams.

Herczeg has issued eight cautions in two appointments so far this season and he has been very trigger-happy with the whistle. He blew for 31 fouls in West Ham’s victory over Portsmouth in round one of the EFL Cup, which isn’t the best news for sides who have struggled in that department.

For my final bet of the day, I am backing Herczeg to show at least four cards in the match at odds of 13/10.

Saturday’s game at Brentford was the first time Tottenham had received fewer than three cards since De Zerbi took charge at the club. Charlton have received at least two cautions in all but three of their last 13 fixtures. All things considered, I think this bet is definitely overpriced.

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