Wissa has struck 25 shots on target across his 20 Premier League appearances this season (1.42 per 90). He leads the Brentford squad in this particular metric and sits second in the goalscoring charts with 11 goals – only behind Bryan Mbeumo (14).

Wissa has had at least 1 shot on target in 4 of his last 5 Premier League appearances and is particularly effective at home, 9 of his 11 goals this season have come at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Brentford are averaging 5.1 shots on target per game across their 23 Premier League games this season, Wissa was injured for the initial meeting between these sides which ended in a 3-1 win for Tottenham but Brentford managed 6 shots on target.

Pedro Porro is very forward thinking, it’s this role that leads to him consistently being fouled by the opposition, he’s averaging 1.0 fouls won per 90 in the Premier League this season and was fouled once in Tottenham’s 3-1 win over Brentford earlier in the season.

He’ll be up against Kevin Schade who is averaging 0.84 fouls committed per 90 in the Premier League this season. He’ll also be up against Keane Lewis-Potter in advanced positions, who has been playing out of position as a left back for Brentford this season, it’s likely that Tottenham target Brentford down this part of the pitch.

Tottenham have drawn 9+ fouls from their opponents in each of their last 5 Premier League games, this number rises to a notable 14+ fouls drawn in 4 of these encounters.

Bergvall has slotted in seamlessly to Tottenham’s midfield, he’s very busy and covers a lot of ground, which has resulted in the 18-year-old committing 11 fouls across his 16 Premier League appearances this campaign, 5 of these have been in starts, taking his average to 1.79 fouls committed per 90.

Bergvall has also collected 3 yellow cards across these appearances, further evidencing how reckless he can be with his challenges. At times, there is a lot of space in the Spurs midfield with their bold approach, seeing a lot of players committed to forward areas, this results in Bergvall and his other midfield partners having to commit recovery fouls to protect a depleted backline.

Bergvall will be up against Mikel Damsgaard who has been very impressive for Brentford this season and is averaging 0.95 fouls won per 90 across his 23 Premier League appearances this campaign.

Wissa has committed 17 fouls across his 20 Premier League appearances this season (0.97 per 90). He can become isolated at times, especially when Brentford are playing against some of the bigger sides in the league.

Wissa didn’t feature in the initial meeting between the sides in North London due to injury but has committed at least 1 foul in 4 of his last 5 Premier League appearances, including committing 3 fouls and contesting 13 duels against Crystal Palace in his most recent Premier League appearance.

Mbeumo has been as important as expected to Brentford this season, he’s registered 17 goal contributions across his 23 Premier League appearances this season (14 goals, 3 assists) – a record that means he’s contributed to 40% of Brentford’s goals in the league this season.

Mbeumo scored after just 1 minute in the initial meeting between these sides in North London, and he could have added to this tally with 3 shots on target in the game in total.

Tottenham have conceded 2+ goals in each of their last 5 games in the Premier League and visit a Brentford side that have scored more goals than anyone else on home territory this season (29), with Mbeumo the main man that can make a difference for Thomas Frank’s side, he’s also on penalties for the Bees.

Norgaard is Brentford’s designated destroyer, he’s committed 27 fouls across his 20 Premier League appearances this season (1.50 per 90) from a defensive midfield position, a role in which he’ll be regularly tested here against a steely Tottenham midfield.

Norgaard will be up against Lucas Bergvall who is averaging 1.62 fouls won per 90 across his 16 Premier League appearances this season. Bergvall has won at least 1 foul in each of his last 5 Premier League matches.

He’ll also have to contend with Dejan Kulusevski when he drifts into central areas from the right wing, the Swedish international is averaging 1.50 fouls won per 90 across his 23 Premier League appearances this season. This pairing should result in plenty of traffic for Norgaard to navigate early in this game.

Pape Sarr has been shown 4 yellow cards this season, a record only bettered by Rodrigo Bentancur and Yves Bissouma in the Tottenham squad, who both currently sit on 5 cautions.

Sarr has committed 20 fouls across his 23 Premier League appearances this season, just 15 of these appearances have been starts taking his average to 1.46 fouls committed per 90.

Sarr came off the bench around the 70th minute mark in the initial meeting between the sides and committed 1 foul, he should be tasked with tracking Mikel Damsgaard and Vitaly Janelt who are averaging 1.55 fouls won per 90 between them in the Premier League this campaign.

Son has had 22 shots on target across his 20 Premier League appearances this season (1.32 per 90) – a record that has resulted in 6 goals for the 32-year-old. No player in the Tottenham squad is averaging more shots on target per 90 in the Premier League than Heung Min-Son this term.

Son has found the target at least once in 4 of his last 5 Premier League matches and had a shot on target, as well as providing 2 assists, in the initial meeting between these sides in North London.

Tottenham are averaging 5.5 shots on target per game in the Premier League this season. Despite their defensive inconsistency, they still offer a more than decent attacking threat, with Son the most likely contender to find the target.