Premier League Predictions: Two Winless Sides Collide — Who Blinks First?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Saturday’s Premier League clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa.

Our Prediction: Draw (5/2), Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Aston Villa (5/1)

Two winless Premier League sides meet on Saturday afternoon as Tottenham Hotspur welcome Aston Villa to north London, with both clubs desperate to kick‑start their campaigns and ease the early‑season pressure.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some Premier League odds and betting angles for Saturday’s fixture:

Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa – Saturday, 12.30pm

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Tottenham Hotspur survived relegation by the skin of their teeth last season, making it back‑to‑back campaigns in which they finished seventeenth, and early signs suggest they could be in for another difficult year.
Roberto De Zerbi impressed during his short stint in charge last term and, with a full season ahead of him plus a strong summer of recruitment, Spurs should be pushing higher up the table. Instead, they remain winless after four matches and are one of only two Premier League sides yet to score.
Their home form is equally alarming — just two wins from their last twenty league games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (D7, L11) — yet they still enter this one as slight favourites at 19/20 with William Hill to finally break their duck.

Aston Villa enjoyed a superb campaign last season, finishing fourth and lifting the UEFA Europa League, but their start to the new term has raised concerns.
They’re still without a Premier League win and have scored only once across their opening four fixtures, though Wednesday’s 3–1 Carabao Cup victory at Coventry may give Unai Emery’s side a timely confidence boost.
This is a fixture Villa have handled well in recent years. They’ve won seven of the last ten meetings between the sides and four of their last visits to Spurs in all competitions. Punters can back the Villans at 5/2 with William Hill to extend that strong record and deepen Tottenham’s early‑season troubles.