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Survival stakes rise as Leeds and Tottenham meet in critical Premier League fixture

SportsLine expert Martin Green offers betting analysis ahead of Monday's clash, where relegation fears meet a strong unbeaten run.

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Adrian Cole
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                        Leeds vs. Tottenham prediction: Odds, picks, expert best bets for Monday's Premier League match
With the 2025-26 season nearing its conclusion, both clubs face a pivotal test at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The 2025-26 English Premier League season is entering its final stretch, with Matchday 35 of 38 scheduled to take place on Monday, May 11. Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur will contest a crucial fixture at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, a game that carries significant implications for the survival of both squads.

Tottenham, currently managed by Roberto De Zerbi, find themselves in precarious territory, sitting just one point above the relegation zone. The club aims to extend a three-game winning streak that began with victories over Wolves and Aston Villa. This momentum follows a period of serious difficulty earlier in the campaign, during which the team endured a 13-game winless streak before the dismissal of Igor Tudor.

In contrast, Leeds United, under the management of Daniel Farke, appear more secure with six points separating them from their rivals in the table. The Yorkshire side have remained unbeaten in their last six Premier League fixtures, recording three wins and three draws to stabilise their position in the table.

Betting analysis from SportsLine expert Martin Green highlights specific trends for the upcoming encounter. Green identifies key patterns in recent head-to-head meetings, noting that both teams to score and over 2.5 goals have proven profitable in the last three encounters between the clubs. Current odds at DraftKings list Tottenham as -115 favourites, with Leeds priced at +280 and a draw at +285.

The match is set to kick off at 3 p.m. ET, presenting a stern test for De Zerbi's side as they look to secure their safety against a Leeds team that has been competitive in most games this season. While Leeds have historically struggled away from home, holding the third-worst away record in the league, they have shown resilience in recent away fixtures.

As the season winds down, the outcome of this fixture will likely influence the final league table positions. With team selections and tactical approaches not yet confirmed, the focus remains on the immediate necessity of points for both managers to ensure their clubs avoid a return to the Championship.

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