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Sunderland - Tottenham

Tottenham
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Premier LeagueFinished
Sunday, April 12, 2026 at 13:00

Finished Snapshot

FT1-0
FinishedSettled

Halftime

0-0

Predictions

7W Β· 4L Β· 0P

Edges

4W Β· 0L Β· 0P

Match Stats

Possession

53%-47%

Shots

13-11

Shots on Target

2-7

Corners

2-6

Quick Take

Sunderland are underpriced relative to Tottenham's injury crisis, tactical instability (new manager, 10 days prep), and relegation desperation; back Double Chance 1X at 1.48 (+4.4pts) and Cards Over 3.5 at 1.50 (+11.33pts) as the cleanest edges in a high-variance match.

Total Goals HomeSunderland Over 0.580%+2.5pts
Cards Over/UnderOver 3.5 Cards78%+11.33pts
Double ChanceHome or Draw72%+4.4pts

Context Signals

Betting Edges

Predictions

Home Goals TotalSunderland Over 0.5 Goals80%HIGHwon

Sunderland's 80% home scoring rate combined with Tottenham's defensive crisis makes it highly likely the home side finds the net at least once.

Cards Over/UnderOver 3.5 Cards78%HIGHwon

Both teams' combined card averages comfortably exceed 3.5, and the high-stakes nature of a relegation battle combined with a passionate home crowd will produce additional bookings.

Double ChanceHome or Draw (1X)72%HIGHwon

Sunderland's 80% home unbeaten rate combined with Tottenham's dreadful recent form and massive injury crisis makes a Spurs away win unlikely despite relegation desperation.

Home Clean SheetNo62%MEDIUMlost

Even in severe crisis, Tottenham retain enough individual quality to find the net most games, and Sunderland's home clean sheet rate of only 33% suggests they will likely concede.

Goals Over/UnderUnder 3.5 Goals60%MEDIUMwon

While Spurs' defensive issues push the total higher, Sunderland's disciplined home defensive setup and low-scoring profile anchors the total below 4 goals in most likely scenarios.

Both Teams to ScoreYes58%MEDIUMlost

Despite their crisis, Tottenham's desperation and attacking talent means they are likely to score at least once, while Sunderland's solid home scoring rate gives them strong prospects against a depleted Spurs defence.

Goals Over/UnderOver 2.5 Goals52%MEDIUMlost

Tottenham's defensive fragility and their pattern of conceding heavily suggests enough goals will flow, though Sunderland's relatively low-scoring home average tempers the probability.

Corners Over/UnderOver 8.5 Corners50%MEDIUMlost

Combined corner averages suggest roughly 9-11 corners but high variability makes this a borderline call at the 8.5 line.

First Half WinnerDraw (HT)46%MEDIUMwon

Sunderland's low first-half scoring combined with a new Spurs manager likely adopting a cautious tactical approach creates conditions for a low-scoring first half.

Match WinnerHome Win (Sunderland)42%MEDIUMwon

Sunderland's strong home record combined with Tottenham's catastrophic injury list and a brand-new manager with minimal tactical preparation time gives the home side a clear structural edge.

Asian HandicapSunderland -0.5 (Home Win AH)42%LOWwon

Sunderland's home advantage and tactical stability give them the edge, but Tottenham's balanced away record and potential new manager bounce introduce enough uncertainty to keep this at low confidence.

Markets to Avoid

Match Winner Sunderland (@ 2.63):4.0-point edge for MEDIUM confidence falls short of the 5-point threshold. Market has correctly priced the structural mismatch.
1st Half Result Draw (@ 2.10):Our estimate (46%) is below implied probability (47.6%). Market is not mispriced.
Goals Over/Under Under 3.5:Prediction (60%) significantly undercuts bookmaker pricing (77% implied @ 1.30). Vig trap β€” odds don't offer margin for our forecast.

Pre-match flagged 6 avoid-market areas; caution remains warranted in high-variance spots.

Roberto De Zerbi's appointment as Tottenham manager on March 31 reframes this match as a high-variance tournament moment. The Italian tactician β€” appointed just 10 days before this fixture β€” leads a Spurs side in genuine relegation peril: 17th in the table with 7 games remaining, winless in the Premier League since 2026 began. This is classic new-manager-bounce territory, but with extreme asterisks. De Zerbi inherits a depleted squad missing first-choice goalkeeper Vicario, creative lynchpins Kulusevski and Maddison, and several defensive stalwarts.

Recent Form

Sunderland

Sunderland

W2-1NewcastleMar 22PL
L0-1BrightonMar 14PL
L0-1Port ValeMar 8FAC
W1-0LeedsMar 3PL
D1-1BournemouthFeb 28PL
L1-3FulhamFeb 22PL
W1-0Oxford UnitedFeb 15FAC
L0-1LiverpoolFeb 11PL
L0-3ArsenalFeb 7PL
W3-0BurnleyFeb 2PL
Tottenham

Tottenham

L0-3Nottingham ForestMar 22PL
W3-2Atletico MadridMar 18UEF
D1-1LiverpoolMar 15PL
L2-5Atletico MadridMar 10UEF
L1-3Crystal PalaceMar 5PL
L1-2FulhamMar 1PL
L1-4ArsenalFeb 22PL
L1-2NewcastleFeb 10PL
L0-2Manchester UnitedFeb 7PL
D2-2Manchester CityFeb 1PL

League Table

Premier League 2025/2026
#TeamPWDLGF-GAPts
12
SunderlandSunderland
3111101032-3643
18
TottenhamTottenham
Relegation - Championship
31791540-5030
13pt gap between teamsTottenham in relegation zone

Head-to-Head

0W Β· 2D Β· 3W
D1-1TottenhamvSunderlandJan 4, 2026PL
D0-0SunderlandvTottenhamJan 31, 2017PL
L1-0TottenhamvSunderlandSep 18, 2016PL
L4-1TottenhamvSunderlandJan 16, 2016PL
L0-1SunderlandvTottenhamSep 13, 2015PL
Tottenham unbeaten in 5 meetingsTottenham: 3 clean sheets1.8 goals/game avg

Squad & Injuries

Sunderland

12 out
Attackers6/9
Γ—#14
Γ—#25
Γ—#10
Γ—#14
Γ—#25
Γ—#10
Midfielders2/9
Γ—#37
Γ—#37
Defenders2/9
Γ—#5
Γ—#5
Goalkeeper2/3
Γ—#22
Γ—#22
#37 J. T. Bi β€” Ankle Injury
#14 R. Mundle β€” Hamstring Injury
#25 B. Traore β€” Knee Injury
#10 N. Angulo β€” Muscle Injury
#5 D. Ballard β€” Muscle Injury
#22 R. Roefs β€” Muscle Injury
#37 J. T. Bi β€” Ankle Injury
#14 R. Mundle β€” Hamstring Injury
#25 B. Traore β€” Knee Injury
#10 N. Angulo β€” Muscle Injury
#5 D. Ballard β€” Muscle Injury
#22 R. Roefs β€” Muscle Injury

Tottenham

20 out
Attackers4/8
Γ—#28
Γ—#11
Γ—#28
Γ—#11
Midfielders8/11
Γ—#20
Γ—#30
Γ—#8
Γ—#29
Γ—#20
Γ—#30
Γ—#8
Γ—#29
Defenders2/13
Γ—#33
Γ—#33
Goalkeeper2/4
Γ—#1
Γ—#1
#33 B. Davies β€” Ankle Injury
#20 M. Kudus β€” Muscle Injury
D. Kulusevski β€” Knee Injury
J. Maddison β€” Knee Injury
#28 W. Odobert β€” Knee Injury
#1 G. Vicario β€” Groin Injury
#30 R. Bentancur β€” Muscle Injury
#8 Y. Bissouma β€” Muscle Injury
#29 P. M. Sarr β€” Shoulder Injury
#11 M. Tel β€” Thigh Injury
#33 B. Davies β€” Ankle Injury
#20 M. Kudus β€” Muscle Injury
D. Kulusevski β€” Knee Injury
J. Maddison β€” Knee Injury
#28 W. Odobert β€” Knee Injury
#1 G. Vicario β€” Groin Injury
#30 R. Bentancur β€” Muscle Injury
#8 Y. Bissouma β€” Muscle Injury
#29 P. M. Sarr β€” Shoulder Injury
#11 M. Tel β€” Thigh Injury