Man Utd vs Tottenham prediction, betting tips and odds: Get United to win at 60-1 or back Spurs at 75-1 with Paddy Power

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Where to watch Man Utd vs Tottenham

You can watch Man Utd v Tottenham in the Premier League at 4.30pm on Sunday, September 29, live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event

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Draw & both teams to score
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Man Utd vs Tottenham odds

Man Utd 7-5
Tottenham 9-5
Draw 29-10

Odds correct at time of publishing

Man Utd vs Tottenham predictions

Two of the last three Premier League meetings between Manchester United and Tottenham have ended 2-2 and a high-scoring draw looks the best bet when the inconsistent rivals clash at Old Trafford.

The teams kicked off the sixth round of league fixtures in tenth and 11th in the table, having both taken only seven points from their first five games.

United were reminded of the gulf between themselves and the top clubs when they were thumped 3-0 by Liverpool at Old Trafford on September 1 while Spurs have suffered frustrating defeats away to Newcastle and at home to Arsenal.

While they have ground to make up on their domestic rivals, Tottenham and United were clear ante-post favourites for the new-look Europa League, which started this week.

Cup competitions have put a gloss on Erik ten Hag's record at Old Trafford and United's shock win over Manchester City in last season's FA Cup final kept him in the job.

However, they kicked off their Europa League campaign with a limp 1-1 draw at home to FC Twente, following a goalless draw at Crystal Palace in their previous league fixture.

The Red Devils had been shorter than 1-3 to take three points against Wednesday's Europa League visitors and they are hard to trust, even at far bigger odds, to beat Tottenham.

Ange Postecoglou's men had an eventful start to their European season as centre-back Radu Dragusin was sent off less than seven minutes into their home game against Qarabag.

They rallied to win 3-0 but the visitors missed a host of clear chances including a second-half penalty and Tottenham have conceded an average of two goals per game in their past 15 Premier League away fixtures.

With so many reservations about both teams, backing a draw featuring goals at both ends looks an appealing bet.

Tottenham lost 2-1 at Newcastle in their last away league game but they had 20 shots at St James' Park – six of them from right-back Pedro Porro.

That statistic encapsulates the front-foot approach from Postecoglou's Spurs but the team still lacks balance and they conceded in the first 30 seconds against Brentford last weekend before coming back to win 3-1.

United will no doubt target Tottenham's vulnerability from set-pieces as Gabriel's winner for Arsenal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was the 13th goal Spurs have conceded from a corner in 2024.

However, the Red Devils have kept only four clean sheets in their last 20 home league fixtures - against Luton, West Ham, Everton and Fulham - and Tottenham have the attacking quality to take a point at Old Trafford.

Key stat

Tottenham have conceded 30 goals in their last 15 Premier League away matches 

Man Utd vs Tottenham team news

Man Utd
Christian Eriksen is likely to start against his former club but defenders Luke Shaw, Leny Yoro, Victor Lindelof and Tyrell Malacia remain sidelined.

Tottenham
Centre-back Radu Dragusin is available despite his Europa League red card on Thursday. Striker Richarlison and winger Wilson Odobert are injured.

Probable teams

Man Utd (4-2-3-1): Onana; Mazraoui, De Ligt, Martinez, Dalot; Eriksen, Mainoo; Diallo, Fernandes, Garnacho; Zirkzee
Subs: Rashford, Hojlund, Maguire, Ugarte, Mount, Casemiro, Antony

Tottenham (4-3-3): Vicario; Porro, Romero, Van de Ven, Udogie; Kulusevski, Bentancur, Maddison; Johnson, Solanke, Son
Subs: Dragusin, Gray, Davies, Bergvall, Bissouma, Sarr, Werner

Inside info

Man Utd

Star man Bruno Fernandes
Top scorer Joshua Zirkzee
Penalty taker Bruno Fernandes
Card magnet Kobbie Mainoo
Assist ace Bruno Fernandes
Set-piece aerial threat Matthijs de Ligt

Tottenham

Star man Heung-Min Son
Top scorer Heung-Min Son
Penalty taker Heung-Min Son
Card magnet Rodrigo Bentancur
Assist ace James Maddison
Set-piece aerial threat Cristian Romero

Man Utd vs Tottenham bet builder predictions

Both teams to score
Manchester United have kept only four clean sheets in their last 20 home league games but Tottenham's defence is also hard to trust.

Matthijs de Ligt to have over 0.5 shots
The United centre-back scored at Southampton and had three attempts at goal in the draw at Crystal Palace last time out.

Rodrigo Bentancur to be shown a card
Tottenham's combative midfielder has been booked in three of his four league appearances this season and was cautioned in this fixture last term

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How to claim your Man Utd vs Tottenham betting offer ahead of Sunday's Premier League match

Signing up with Paddy Power is fast, secure and straightforward – and this guide will show you the simple steps to take to join Paddy Power and get 60-1 on Man Utd or 75-1 on Spurs winning this Sunday.

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3. Place a max £1 bet on the match odds market for either Man Utd or Tottenham on Sunday, September 29
4. Winnings paid in cash at normal odds, topped up to enhanced price in free bets valid for seven days

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