Tottenham welcomes Manchester City to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Friday for the blockbuster all-Premier League Fourth Round FA Cup clash. Both sides sit in the top spots of the Premier League but will be looking for even more success in the FA Cup.
- Manchester City to win @ ½ on William Hill
- Over 2.5 goals @ 9/20 on Paddy Power
- Both teams to score @ 4/7 on William Hill
These odds are accurate at the time of publication, they are subject to change.
Before Manchester City can get back to hunting down Liverpool for the top spot in the Premier League, they take on Tottenham in the FA Cup, at a stadium where they have some notorious bad luck. Tottenham, on the other hand, will be looking for a big win on the quest for a piece of silverware.
Tottenham currently sit fifth in the Premier League after 21 games. Spurs have 12 wins, four draws and five losses, leaving them on 40 points, three points from the final Champions League spot and eight points from top-of-the-table Liverpool.
Spurs are one of the most successful sides in the FA Cup, with six wins to their name. However, Tottenham have failed to even make a Final since their last win in 1991. In fact, the furthest they have reached since that Final appearance is the Semi-Finals where they have lost to Arsenal twice, Portsmouth, Manchester United and Chelsea twice.
Manchester City, on the other hand, currently sit second in the Premier League. In 20 games, City have 13 wins, four draws and three losses which leaves them on 43 points, equal with Arsenal and Aston Villa and five points behind Liverpool with a game in hand.
City have also won the FA Cup on six occasions, their first win coming in the fourth season of the competition in 1934 against Portsmouth and their most recent coming in 2023 against Manchester United. Since 2010, City have won the Cup three times and have made four Final appearances.
Tottenham and Manchester City have met 169 times in their histories, with the first meeting coming all the way back in 1909. The two sides can’t be separated by anything, with 66 wins each and the other 37 games ending in a draw.
This fixture has two moods, either a 1 - 0 win or a goalfest. In the last six games between the two, there have been three 1 - 0 wins, two Tottenham wins and one City win. The other three games have all seen at least five goals, a 3 - 2 win for Tottenham, a 4 - 2 win for City and a 3 - 3 draw.