Tottenham and Frankfurt both bring strong attacking output and defences that have shown potential to leak goals. Each team has scored in all but one of their Europa League games, and are averaging two goals per match in the competition. Spurs concede 1.45 goals per game in the Premier League, while Frankfurt allow 1.5 per game in the Bundesliga.

BTTS has landed in 19 of Frankfurt’s 28 league matches and 12 of Spurs' 16 home games. With both teams regularly finding the net and often conceding, the setup points strongly toward both sides scoring here.

Frankfurt generate plenty of attacking threat, averaging 5.4 shots on target per game in the Bundesliga and 5.5 in the Europa League. Spurs have consistently looked vulnerable defensively this season, conceding 13 shots per game in the Premier League and 14.7 in Europe, with 4.4 shots on target conceded per game. Given Frankfurt's sharp frontline and Spurs' open style, 5+ shots on target looks well within reach.

Spence has shown he can draw fouls when he plays. He’s won five fouls across just two Europa League starts and averages 1.41 fouls won per 90 in the Premier League. Frankfurt are no strangers to physical play, committing 10.4 fouls per game in the Bundesliga and 10.6 in Europe.

With Spence’s pace and directness, he's likely to draw at least one foul in this match.

Solanke is one of Spurs' most frequent shot takers, and he has shown he can consistently hit the target. In the Premier League, he averages 1.06 shots on target per game, and that increases to two per game in the Europa League, with 2.74 total shots per 90. Frankfurt concede 14 shots per match and 4.1 on target in the Europa League, which would suggest Solanke should get at least one decent look.

These odds offer real value against a poor Spurs side that’ve struggled for consistency throughout the year. Tottenham have won just 35% of their Premier League games this season, and while they’re at home, a Europa League quarter-final against Frankfurt is certainly a tougher-than-average test.

Spurs are also in poor form, having just one win of their last five matches, and even that came against bottom-of-the-league Southampton. Meanwhile, Frankfurt have been difficult to beat, suffering only eight losses in the Bundesliga all season.

Tottenham’s attack remains one of the Premier League’s most dangerous, averaging 5.4 shots on target per game domestically and 5.6 in the Europa League. They’ve also scored the 4th-most goals in the Premier League. Frankfurt concede 14 shots and 4.1 on target per game in the Europa League, and that number could climb away from home under sustained pressure.

Vicario has been busy between the sticks this season, averaging 3.1 saves per game in the Premier League and 3.2 in Europe. Frankfurt offer a consistent attacking threat, averaging 5.4 shots on target in the Bundesliga and 5.5 in the Europa League. With Spurs conceding 14.7 shots and 4.4 on target per game in Europe, Vicario should be called into action multiple times.

Spence has been physical when on the pitch, committing 1.17 fouls per 90 in the Premier League and two per game in the Europa League (across two appearances). Frankfurt draw nearly nine fouls per game in the Bundesliga and 7.5 in Europe, most of them from attacking players who Spence will be defending directly against.