Tottenham Hotspur vs Ipswich Town: 0 Goals Stat Hook — our tips

Round 11 of the EPL delivers a fascinating matchup when Tottenham Hotspur lock horns with Ipswich Town on Sunday, 22 November at 2:00 am AEDT. The main stat that jumps off the page right now is Tottenham's attacking return: 0 goals scored across their first two matches of the campaign.

That goal drought leaves Spurs rooted to 20th on the ladder with a 0-0-2 record and a minus-five goal differential. Meanwhile, Ipswich Town sit 12th on the table with a 1-0-1 record, having already found the back of the net four times. It sets up a high-stakes clash where form and stats tell a very clear story.

Who Wins The Contest?

The head-to-head board has Tottenham Hotspur installed as the 1.52 home favourite, with the Draw at 4.20 and Ipswich Town at 5.50. But the numbers say Spurs have serious work to do to justify that favourite tag.

Tottenham Hotspur are coming off a 0-2 loss at home to Newcastle United on Sunday, 30 August, which followed a 0-3 defeat away to Brentford on Sunday, 23 August. They are yet to claim a point or score a goal this season.

Ipswich Town also suffered a last-start defeat, falling 2-5 away to Manchester United on Monday, 31 August. However, they opened their campaign with a strong 2-1 home victory over Sunderland on Sunday, 23 August. Scoring two goals in each of their two outings gives Ipswich an attacking edge that makes their 5.50 head-to-head price look generous, though Spurs get a big tick for home ground advantage.

Line Bet Edge

If you are hunting for expert epl predictions, the stats feed points straight to the handicap market here. The line is set at -2 for Tottenham Hotspur at 4.50, while Ipswich Town get a +2 goal cushion at 1.58.

Spurs have suffered defeat by two or more goals in both of their matches so far, losing by margins of three goals (0-3) and two goals (0-2). Asking them to clear a two-goal line when they are averaging zero goals per game is a big ask.

Ipswich have scored four goals across two fixtures and have covered this margin comfortably in both starts. Taking Ipswich Town +2 at 1.58 rates a real chance as a steady play on the board.