Aston Villa vs Tottenham Prediction & Betting Tips (10 March)

Aston Villa is establishing itself as a stronghold of English football. The Birmingham-based team now occupies 4th place in the Premier League, 5 points ahead of 5th place. Qualification for the next Champions League would validate the serious progress made since the arrival of coach Unai Emery. Since a setback suffered at home against Manchester United 1-2, the Villans have resumed their march forward. They thus remain on 3 victories acquired against Fulham 1-2, Nottingham Forest 4-2 and Luton Town last weekend 2-3. This week, Aston Villa drew on Ajax's pitch in the round of 16 first leg of the Europa Conference League 0-0.

After a disappointing final exercise, Tottenham is regaining color this season under the leadership of Ange Postecoglou. The London team is currently 5th in the Premier League and, with 1 game less, is 5 points behind its opponent of the day. This meeting is therefore crucial in the race to qualify for the next Champions League. After going 5 games without a setback, 3 wins and 2 draws, Spurs suffered a setback by losing at home against Wolverhampton 1-2. They resumed their march forward last weekend with a success against Crystal Palace 3-1.

Aston Villa still records the withdrawals of important defender Mings, French international Boubacar Kamara, attacking midfielders Ramsey and Buendia and replacement striker Duran. On the other hand, senior defender Konsa returned to the field last weekend. Irresistible this season, Ollie Watkins (16 goals and 10 assists in the PL) scored another double against Luton Town while winger Leon Bailey (8 goals and 8 assists in the PL) was also decisive with an offering . As for Tottenham, starting striker Richarlison is still not fit. He fills the ranks of the infirmary with the long-term injured Sessegnon and Solomon and the replacement goalkeeper Forster.

Also absent during the last two days, right back Pedro Porro is uncertain. Substitute for Richarlison (10 goals and 3 assists in PL) last weekend, German international Werner (1 goal and 2 assists in 6 PL matches) took the opportunity to score his first goal with Spurs. He should make up the offensive quartet with Kulusevski (6 goals and 2 assists in PL), Maddison (3 goals and 7 assists in PL) and Son (13 goals and 6 assists in PL).