Tottenham vs Aston Villa Prediction and Betting Tips ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash in North London. The Lilywhites are flying high under Thomas Frank, looking to stretch their unbeaten run to eight games. But Unai Emery’s side are no pushovers, especially after the break, they’ve mastered the art of bouncing back strong. Dive into detailed numbers and form insights in our Stats for Premier League coverage at XpertStats.

• Tottenham remain unbeaten in seven across all competitions under Thomas Frank.
• Aston Villa have won four straight in all competitions and are unbeaten in their last ten post-international break games.
• Spurs average 12.66 corners per match, while Villa average 11.67, both consistently hitting over 9.5 corners.
• No draw in the last 20 Premier League meetings between these sides.

Thomas Frank has Spurs ticking, and you can feel it. Third in the table, just two points off the top, they’re playing with rhythm, energy, and belief. Mohammed Kudus and Mathys Tel continue to be game-changers, combining flair and precision. Yet, one problem lingers, their home form. Only three wins in the last seventeen league matches at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. That’s a tough pill for fans who expect dominance in North London. Can they finally turn that around on Sunday?

Still, Spurs’ stats don’t lie. They’ve averaged 1.33 goals scored and just 0.67 conceded per game, showing clear defensive progress under Frank. They also generate plenty of pressure from wide areas, earning over 12 corners per match. That attacking width keeps opponents under siege and it’s why games involving Spurs so often deliver high corner counts. It’s not all smooth sailing, though. Injuries to key names like Maddison, Kulusevski, and Bissouma could test their depth and creativity.

Villa, meanwhile, come into this buzzing. Four straight wins in all competitions and an 8-match unbeaten run following international breaks show they’re a team with serious grit. Donyell Malen has been electric lately, netting twice in the 2-1 win over Burnley, while Morgan Rogers is becoming a reliable creator on the left flank. Emery’s tactical discipline and structure are once again starting to shine through. He hasn’t lost to Frank in the league yet and that streak might play on the Dane’s mind.

When you dig into Villa’s numbers, it’s clear why this could be a high-intensity encounter. They average 11.67 corners per match and have hit over 9.5 corners in 100% of their games this season. Combined with Spurs’ similar trend, this match screams end-to-end football. Both sides press high, cross often, and play with width the perfect recipe for a busy night for the corner flag. If you’re into data-driven insights, you’ll find that Stats for Premier League back up exactly that kind of flow. Expect drama, tempo, and more than a few set-piece battles in this one.