Maddison has had 16 shots on target across his 21 Premier League appearances this season, 14 of these have been starts taking his average to 1.19 shots on target per 90.

He’s mainly a threat from the edge of the box with a third of his shots and 2 of his goals this campaign coming from outside the area.

He should get a lot of space in this region of the pitch with Everton expected to sit in a deep low block and look to catch Tottenham on the break.

Maddison had 3 shots with 1 finding the target in the meeting between these sides in North London earlier in the season, Tottenham are averaging 5.5 shots on target per game in the Premier League so far this campaign which is a record only bettered by 4 sides (Bournemouth, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool).

Tottenham managed 7 shots on target against Everton in their 4-0 win over the Toffees earlier in the season.

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