Solanke has stepped up massively for Spurs this season and has proven himself to be a key part of their attack. He is averaging 2.36 shots per game with 1.3 on target – the highest of any Spurs player for both of these metrics.

Wolves concede 5.82 shots on target per game and have the worst defence in the league. It would therefore be no surprise for Spurs to earn many chances and for Solanke register a couple of efforts on target here.

Wolves, despite all their defensive issues, still average 4.25 shots on target per game. Tottenham are also looking particularly vulnerable in defence at the moment and teams seem to be capitalising on this.

Since Vicarios injury, Fraser Forster has taken over and averaged 4.7 saves per game with teams seemingly trying to test him whenever possible. To add to this, Spurs suffered yet more defensive losses this week with Djed Spence getting suspended and Dragusin going off injured. They may find they struggle to prevent shots as a result of these two additional blows.

Both teams have struggled defensively this season, with Spurs conceding an average of 1.47 goals per game and Wolves 2.35. Wolves have the worst defence in the league, while Spurs are hampered by injuries and suspensions.

Despite these issues, both teams have shown offensive promise, with Spurs averaging 2.29 goals per game and Wolves 1.6. Given their respective needs for a positive result and their offensive capabilities, an open game is likely, making the odds for both teams to score favourable.

As referenced in our Betting Preview for the match, Udogie has been a high drawer of fouls this season. He is drawing an average of 1.7 fouls per game this season, well over what we need for this selection to land.

He will face off against Nelson Semedo on the right flank, who has sinned in 6 of his last 7 matches, he has also committed multiple fouls in 3 of these matches.