Tottenham Hotspur team news — injuries, predicted line-up and fixtures

Tottenham Hotspur play at home to Aston Villa on Sat 19 Sep, 13:30. 6 players are currently unavailable, with our expected return date for each below. Our model gives Tottenham Hotspur a 48% chance of winning that match and a 32% chance of a clean sheet.

Availability comes from our injury and suspension feeds; everything else on this page is a projection, recomputed through the day as odds, team news and line-ups land. The predicted eleven is the model's most likely starting XI, not a confirmed team sheet.

Tottenham Hotspur injury news and expected return dates

6 players are currently unavailable for Tottenham Hotspur. Pedro Porro is expected back first, around Sat 19 Sep and Xavi Simons is the longest absentee, around Sat 20 Feb. An expected return is an estimate and moves with the club's own updates.

PlayerPosExpected return
Pedro PorroDEFSat 19 Sep
Sandro TonaliMIDSat 19 Sep
Dejan KulusevskiMIDMon 28 Sep
Mykhaylo MudrykMIDSat 31 Oct
Wilson OdobertMIDSat 28 Nov
Xavi SimonsMIDSat 20 Feb

Tottenham Hotspur predicted line-up — home to Aston Villa

Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 5, ranked by how likely each player is to start. 7 of the eleven are 90% or better to start, and Savinho, Andrew Robertson, Archie Gray are the least certain. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.

PlayerPosChance of startingProjected minutes
Antonin KinskyGK99%89
Micky van de VenDEF99%88
Jan Paul van HeckeDEF99%88
Rodrigo BentancurMID98%78
Dominic SolankeFWD97%63
Omar MarmoushFWD96%81
Mateus FernandesMID96%70
Destiny UdogieDEF77%53
SavinhoMID60%53
Andrew RobertsonDEF56%57
Archie GrayMID48%44

Tottenham Hotspur fixtures and how hard they look

The next 5 matches across every competition, with what our model makes of each: the chance Tottenham Hotspur win, the chance the opponent wins, the goals we expect Tottenham Hotspur to score and the chance of a clean sheet. The kindest of them looks at home to Coventry City at 58% to win; the hardest looks away to Manchester United at 20%. These come from the betting market and our own team model, and they move as odds do.

CompetitionDateOpponentWinOpp winExpected goalsClean sheet
PL 5Sat 19 Sep, 13:30vs Aston Villa48%26%1.6432%
PL 6Sat 10 Oct, 18:30at Manchester United20%58%1.1613%
PL 7Mon 19 Oct, 21:00vs Coventry City58%18%1.8439%
PL 8Sat 24 Oct, 18:30at Chelsea25%50%1.1917%
PL 9Sat 31 Oct, 18:30vs Crystal Palace46%27%1.5832%

Best Tottenham Hotspur picks in FPL for Gameweek 5

Jan Paul van Hecke is Tottenham Hotspur's highest projected scorer for the coming round at 4.3 points, 0.2 clear of Omar Marmoush. Predicted points come from expected goals, expected assists, projected minutes and clean-sheet probability converted into Fantasy Premier League 2026/2027 scoring.

PlayerPosPricePredicted points
Jan Paul van HeckeDEF4.94.3
Omar MarmoushFWD7.04.1
Micky van de VenDEF5.04.0
Rodrigo BentancurMID5.53.8
Dominic SolankeFWD5.83.7
Antonin KinskyGK4.53.6

Tottenham Hotspur price changes tonight

Our projection for which Tottenham Hotspur players change price at the next update, from live net-transfer data. It moves through the day.

Frequently asked questions

Who is injured for Tottenham Hotspur?

Pedro Porro, Sandro Tonali, Dejan Kulusevski, Mykhaylo Mudryk, Wilson Odobert, Xavi Simons are currently unavailable. Pedro Porro is expected back around Sat 19 Sep.

What is Tottenham Hotspur's predicted line-up?

Our model's most likely XI is led by Antonin Kinsky, Micky van de Ven, Jan Paul van Hecke, Rodrigo Bentancur, Dominic Solanke. Every player above carries the model's own probability that he starts, which is the honest version of a predicted team sheet — it moves as team news lands.

Who do Tottenham Hotspur play next?

At home to Aston Villa on Sat 19 Sep, 13:30. Our model gives them a 48% chance of winning and a 32% chance of keeping a clean sheet.