Newcastle vs Tottenham Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League showdown on Tuesday, December 02, 2025, at 20:15 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and NOW TV from the iconic St. James’ Park. Separated only by goal difference, both sides stand level on 18 points, fighting to rejoin the upper half of the table. In this article, you’ll explore Stats English Premier League insights and expert analysis from XpertStats tipsters.

• Newcastle boast six straight home wins heading into this clash.
• Tottenham have collected 13 points from 18 on the road this season.
• Both teams average more than 2.8 goals per match this campaign.
• Newcastle have beaten Spurs in their last four meetings at St James’ Park.

Newcastle come into this one riding high after a ruthless 4-1 dismantling of Everton. It wasn’t just a win: it was a statement. Eddie Howe’s side have rediscovered their swagger, particularly at home, where they’ve strung together six straight victories. They’ve scored at least two goals in every one of those matches, averaging 1.67 goals per game overall while conceding just 1.17. That balance of controlled aggression and discipline has turned St James’ Park into a fortress again. Can they keep that fire burning under the lights on Tuesday? You wouldn’t bet against it.

Still, there’s a hint of fragility behind the numbers. Newcastle’s midweek record is solid: ten straight without defeat at home, but injuries might test their depth this time. Nick Pope, Kieran Trippier, and Sven Botman could all be missing, meaning Aaron Ramsdale and Lewis Miley might be asked to shoulder extra responsibility. That’s a bold scenario, youth meets pressure, but Howe’s men have thrived on that energy before.

Tottenham, meanwhile, arrive wounded. A 2-1 home loss to Fulham was their third straight defeat, and the boos in North London said it all. Yet oddly, they’ve been better away from home: 13 points from 18 and with Cristian Romero returning from suspension, they’ll hope to restore some structure at the back. Offensively, they’re still dangerous: an average of 2.17 goals per game and an 83% rate of over 2.5 goals matches speaks volumes. But when you concede early, as they’ve done in four straight outings, it’s hard to recover.

Even so, this Spurs team isn’t short on quality. Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons bring spark, while Kolo Muani’s movement could trouble Newcastle’s reshuffled defense. Yet history leans heavily the other way: Tottenham have lost six of their last seven meetings with the Magpies, conceding 14 goals in their last four visits to St James’. With numbers like these, expect goals and drama once more. If you’re chasing patterns and passion, Stats English Premier League fixtures rarely deliver dull moments.