Tottenham’s high-octane, attacking football consistently earns them corners, ranking them second in the league for this.

With an impressive average of 7.89 corners won per game, Spurs have taken at least 5 corners in their last 7 matches and in all but 2 Premier League games this season.

At the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, they are even more prolific, averaging 8.3 corners per game and achieving 5 or more in every home match. Additionally, they have managed 6 or more in 8 of their 10 home fixtures. While Newcastle have only conceded 5 or more corners in 6 of their 14 away games, Tottenham took a massive 12 in the reverse fixture and their dominance in this area makes it a highly achievable target once again.

Tottenham’s captain and talisman, Heung-min Son, remains a reliable figure in their attacking setup.

Averaging 2 shots per game, his precision stands out, with 1.05 shots on target per match. Son has managed at least 1 shot on target in 10 of his last 11 starts, cementing his status as a constant threat.

Djed Spence, known for his tenacity and pace, is a dynamic presence in Tottenham’s defensive line.

With the team dealing with significant injuries, Spence has become a regular starter, featuring prominently in recent games. His aggressive style has seen him commit 5 fouls in his last 4 appearances.

Spurs, grappling with significant injury issues, have scored in every home game this season bar a narrow 1-0 defeat to Arsenal. However, they have struggled defensively, keeping just 2 clean sheets at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium across all competitions, leading to BTTS landing in 13 of their 15 home fixtures.

Newcastle, despite 4 consecutive clean sheets showcasing recent defensive improvements, face 1 of their toughest challenges yet against a Tottenham side averaging an impressive 2.38 goals per home game.

On the road, Newcastle average 1.7 goals scored and 1.3 conceded, with both teams scoring in 8 of their 11 away matches across all competitions. The reverse fixture earlier this season also saw both sides find the net, as have 9 of their last 10 head-to-head clashes.

Pedro Porro’s dynamic play makes him a vital figure for Spurs at both ends of the pitch.

While his attacking contributions are often celebrated, his defensive discipline will be put to the test against Newcastle’s Anthony Gordon. Despite committing just 0.54 fouls per game on average, Porro faces a stern challenge from Gordon, who has been fouled 2.17 times per game this season. The Spanish full-back’s ability to handle the in-form winger will be pivotal in Saturday’s clash.

Alexander Isak has cemented his place as 1 of the league’s most clinical finishers, with only 2 players netting more goals this season.

Newcastle’s Swedish forward has rediscovered his form after a 6-game dry spell, scoring 5 goals in his last 3 matches and 12 in his last 13 appearances.

Isak has proven to be particularly lethal against Spurs, netting 5 goals in his last 4 encounters with the North London side.

Dejan Kulusevski has seamlessly adjusted to his new, deeper role while retaining his attacking instincts and threat in the final third.

The Sweden international averages 1.64 shots per game and boasts an exceptional shooting accuracy, hitting the target 0.63 times per 90 on average. Kulusevski has registered at least 1 shot on target in 6 of his last 8 appearances, scoring 5 goals along the way. Whether centrally or cutting inside from the right, Kulusevski’s involvement could well see him test Newcastle’s goalkeeper at least once during this fixture.