After securing an impressive 3-0 win against Everton on Merseyside at the weekend, Tottenham travel to Newcastle on Wednesday night hoping to secure an EFL Cup quarter-final spot.

St James’ Park can be a tough away day, and the Magpies come into this match following back-to-back wins, which sets this up to be an enticing fixture. 

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📈 Newcastle v Tottenham Form & Tactics

Tottenham came away with a 3-0 win against Everton at the weekend, as Micky van de Ven scored twice from set-piece scenarios in the first-half. Thomas Frank’s side have been effective from dead-ball situations, and their Premier League record of five wins, two draws and two losses is good enough to have them sitting third in the league.

They have kept back-to-back clean sheets, although it hasn’t been in the most convincing fashion. Spurs have conceded a total of 35 shots and 10 shots on target across those two games, with a total of 4.45xGA. In fact, that has been a trend all season. Tottenham have scored 17 goals from just 10.3xG, while conceding seven goals from 10.5xGA - overperforming quite significantly on both metrics.

It has been a stark contrast for Newcastle, who have scored nine goals from 11.9xG in the Premier League, highlighting their lack of bite in the final third.

But, the Magpies do come into this game following back-to-back wins, and Bruno Guimaraes was the hero at the weekend. The skipper scored in the 90th minute from a swift Newcastle counter-attack to ensure his side secured just their third league win of the season, lifting them into 12th.

📔 Newcastle v Tottenham Formation & Team News

Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento remain out, while centre back Sven Botman had to be replaced against Fulham at the weekend after suffering a head injury. The Dutchman was replaced at the hour mark by Fabian Schar, but with no concussion concerns, there is a decent chance he is able to recover and start midweek.

Yoane Wissa remains sidelined and is yet to make his Newcastle debut, so Jacob Murphy, Anthony Gordon and Nick Woltemade could feature as the forward line, while Sandro Tonali will hope to re-claim his starting spot in the 11 and displace Lewis Miley.

Thomas Frank handed Randal Kolo-Muani his first start for Spurs at the weekend, but striker didn’t quite look at peak fitness and was replaced by Richarlison after 60 minutes. The Brazilian will be pushing to lead the line for the Lilywhites in midweek.

Cristian Romero has returned to training, but was excluded from the matchday squad against Everton, so Kevin Danso is likely to partner Micky van de Ven at the back.

Mohammed Kudus shifted into a more central role in that game, with Xavi Simons out on the left, and Thomas Frank could persist with a similar midweek setup, given how his side came away with a positive result.

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