Aston Villa vs Tottenham: Betting Insights, Preview, and Predictions

FA Cup Clash at Villa Park! Aston Villa hasn't lost at home since October and is feeling confident about taking down a struggling Tottenham side!

February 8, 2025
6:16 pm

Aston Villa is set to clash with Tottenham Hotspur in the upcoming FA Cup 2024-25 4th round. The Villans recently took down West Ham in a nail-biter, scoring a couple of goals in the second half to seal the win. Meanwhile, Tottenham cruised past Tamworth in their third-round match.

Aston Villa is looking pretty solid and has brought in some key players. With Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio joining the squad, they’re ready to up their game. They’ll be facing a Spurs side that’s equally matched, making for an exciting showdown!

Tottenham Hotspur had a rough time in the Carabao Cup, getting knocked out by Liverpool in the second leg. Their confidence might be a bit shaky as they continue to struggle. Aston Villa will definitely be a tough challenge for Ange Postecoglou’s crew, but it’ll be fun to see which team comes out on top.

Aston Villa last lifted the FA Cup in 1957, but with another home draw, they’re feeling hopeful about reaching the fifth round. They haven’t lost at home since October, and in five of their last six games at Villa Park, they’ve scored at least twice.

Pre-game odds and win probability:

Aston Villa favorites to progress

HOME: 3/4 – 57.1%
DRAW: 3/1 – 25.0%
AWAY: 3/1 – 25.0%
(Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change.)

Best Odds

Aston Villa to win @ 3/4
Goals under 3.5 @ 7/10
Ollie Watkins to score @ 4/1

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Aston Villa – Last 10 League Games

Aston Villa has 4 wins, 3 losses, and 3 draws, averaging 1.2 goals from 3.6 shots on goal and 11.7 attempts. They’ve had about 49.7% possession, 430.0 passes, and 6.4 corners per match, while the opposition has scored 1.4 goals from 4.2 shots on goal, 12.1 attempts, and 4.9 corners.

Tottenham – Last 10 League Games

Tottenham has won 2, lost 7, and drawn 1, averaging 2.0 goals from 12.7 attempts and 4.5 shots on goal. They’ve had around 54.2% possession, 482.3 passes, and 5.9 corners in their favor, while conceding 2.2 goals from 14.6 attempts and 5.0 shots on goal.

The pressure is on Tottenham after their Carabao Cup exit on Thursday night. The 4-0 loss at Liverpool was a tough one, but they’ve made it to the fifth round in four of the last five seasons. They’ll be eager to bounce back from that defeat at Anfield, but facing Villa won’t be easy!