Coventry vs Fulham prediction, odds and how to watch

Ipswich looked dead and buried when Ryan Sessegnon put Fulham ahead on 55 minutes, but two goals in the final three minutes from Abdoul Ouattara and Dara O'Shea completed a remarkable turnaround at Portman Road.

Lisandro Martínez's own goal gave Fulham the lead in the second half, but Matheus Cunha struck in the 89th minute to earn Manchester United a share of the spoils at Craven Cottage.

Nottingham Forest dominated possession and fired 24 shots at Coventry but could not find a way through, as Jay Dasilva's second-half finish secured a shock Premier League win for the visitors.

Fulham head into Saturday's home fixture against Newcastle United without a Premier League win in their last five matches. Something has to give, and the thing is, the evidence does not favour the home side.

Everton cannot stop drawing. Coventry cannot start scoring. Something has to give on Friday night, and the smart money says it is not Everton's defence.

Tottenham have gone five Premier League matches without a win, scoring just twice in the process. Coventry arrive at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with problems of their own, but this is a game Spurs simply have to win.

Fulham have lost three of their last five Premier League matches and are conceding at a rate that should worry anyone connected with the club. Hull City arrive unbeaten in four and with a defence that has barely been troubled.

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.