Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur prediction, odds and how to watch

Dominic Solanke headed a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Manchester United all three points after Bryan Mbeumo had given Tottenham the lead, in a match that also saw Rodrigo Bentancur sent off for violent conduct.

Chelsea put Bournemouth to the sword with a dominant 5-1 victory, with Jordan Henderson grabbing a brace and João Pedro netting twice before half-time had even settled. Bournemouth's four yellow cards told the story of a side that had no answer and no plan.

Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Saturday lunchtime with both sides carrying form that raises more questions than answers. This is a fixture where the data tells you to be cautious, and your eyes probably agree.

Sunderland host Chelsea on Sunday having conceded ten goals in their last five Premier League matches. The visitors arrive unpredictable, leaky, and dangerous in equal measure.

Tottenham arrive at Elland Road on Saturday without an away win in their last five Premier League matches. Leeds are no world-beaters themselves, but at home, they have reason for confidence.

Cole Palmer has signed a new Chelsea contract until 2034, upgrading terms agreed just two years ago and joining Joao Pedro and Geovany Quenda on matching deals. The extension comes despite an injury-hit season that cost Palmer his England World Cup spot, as Chelsea double down on their long-term contract strategy.

A stoppage-time Dominic Solanke equaliser denied Manchester United victory over ten-man Tottenham, leaving Michael Carrick's side with their worst six-game Premier League start since 1986-87 and echoes of Erik ten Hag's sacking trajectory growing louder.

Bottom of the Premier League and winless after five games, Tottenham will fly to Marbella for a bonding camp after facing Manchester United. With £250m spent on ten summer signings and Roberto de Zerbi barely six months into the job, the trip raises questions about whether chemistry can be manufactured off the pitch.