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Spurs v Newcastle

Saturday, 29 August 2026, 16:30 · Gameweek 2 · 2026/27
Tottenham1.12 xG
02

How it went

0.00.51.01.545′90′
Spurs 1.13Newcastle 1.02A filled mark is a goal
  1. 61′Anthony Elanga0.08 xG chance
  2. 71′Yoane Wissa0.51 xG chance

Tottenham 17 shots

Opponent goalLeftRight
GoalNo goalMark area is the chance’s expected goals

Tottenham, Tottenham v Newcastle United, 17 shots in the final 35m, 0 scored.

Newcastle United 11 shots

Opponent goalLeftRight
GoalNo goalMark area is the chance’s expected goals

Newcastle United, Tottenham v Newcastle United, 11 shots in the final 35m, 2 scored.

The chances that got away

  • 0.30Jan Paul van Hecke, 36' for Spurs, set up by Mateus Fernandes
  • 0.13Pedro Porro, 16' for Spurs, set up by Sandro Tonali
  • 0.13Dominic Solanke, 91' for Spurs, set up by Iyenoma Destiny Udogie

Where they stood

KinskyVenHeckeBentancurGrayRobertsonTonaliFernandesPorroMarmoushTel
Spurs held a line 42m deep, from 34m to 76m. The dot grows with touches.
HornícekBotmanThiawDedicHallGonzálezMileyWissaBarnesElangaWillock
Newcastle held a line 45m deep, from 28m to 73m. The dot grows with touches.

Each starter at the average of every touch they took. An average is the one thing a single match gives reliably, so this is a shape rather than a heat map: it shows a full-back who spent the match as a winger, not how much ground anybody covered.

The match, in figures

SpursMeasureNewcastle
0Goals2
1.12Expected goals1.01
1.12Non-penalty xG1.01
1.40Expected pointswhat those chances are worth, out of three1.28
0Half time0
17Shots11
6On target2
9Corners7
9.9Passes allowed per defensive actionlower is a higher press19.3
7Deep entriespasses completed within 20 metres of goal8
15Fouls9
1YCards2Y

Before kickoff the bookmakers’ closing prices made it 2.15 Spurs, 3.67 the draw, 3.06 Newcastle, which is a 47, 27 and 33 percent chance each way before the margin. Referee: P Bankes.