Leeds United vs Tottenham Hotspur Prediction 07.11.2026 | Premier League

Following a highly promising start to the campaign in which Daniel Farke successfully navigated top-flight waters, Leeds United have hit a serious rough patch in form, with their recent 2-0 defeat away at Bournemouth extending their worrying winless run to five consecutive matches.

The primary source of Farke’s frustration lies in the chronic sterility of an attacking line that has registered a modest return of just nine goals in as many league outings, though the Yorkshire outfit still draw plenty of optimism from an ironclad defense that has capitulated a mere eight times since the start of the season—with only Arsenal and Brighton conceding fewer.

After all, Elland Road remains a genuine club fortress and a solitary bright spot, given that the Whites have remained undefeated across each of their opening four Premier League home fixtures and will be hunting a repeat of their resounding 4-1 triumph over Newcastle United to return to winning ways.

The German tactician, however, is dealing with a severe selection headache as Mateo Joseph remains sidelined with a knee injury, while the medical team faces a frantic race against time to pass defensive rock Joe Rodon and winger Noah Okafor fit for this crucial Saturday showdown.

In stark contrast, Tottenham Hotspur march into West Yorkshire in spirits as high as a kite after Roberto De Zerbi successfully implemented his trademark tactical blueprint, stringing together three consecutive Premier League victories over Manchester United (3-1), Coventry (2-0), and Crystal Palace (2-0) last time out.

Under the stewardship of the Italian tactician, Spurs consistently starve their opponents of the ball by demanding absolute possession control and building patiently from the back, a high-octane style that has launched them into the upper reaches of the table with 12 points from nine rounds, though such an expansive approach still leaves dangerous green grass behind the midfield engine room for Leeds to exploit via rapid counter-attacks.

The London club’s hopes of stretching their active winning streak to four matches are backed by valid reasons, considering they have thoroughly enjoyed their recent excursions to Elland Road, walking away with the full reward on each of their last three visits while racking up a dominant 10-2 aggregate scoreline.

Nonetheless, De Zerbi's tactical puzzle ahead of this demanding road trip is severely disrupted by a full-blown medical crisis in the attacking department, given that Xavi Simons and Wilson Odobert are both sidelined with knee injuries, Savinho is out with muscle problems, and Mykhaylo Mudryk remains unavailable due to an ankle injury.