Tottenham Hotspur’s 2024‑25 season was simultaneously historic and disastrous. Ange Postecoglou’s side ended the club’s 17‑year trophy drought by winning the UEFA Europa League, beating fellow Premier League strugglers Manchester United 1‑0 in Bilbao.
Domestically, however, Spurs endured a miserable league campaign: they lost 22 Premier League matches and finished 17th, just one spot above the relegation zone and their worst top‑flight placing in 48 years. A 4‑0 win at Manchester City in November proved to be a rare highlight.
In the domestic cups they fared better – they reached the Carabao Cup semi‑finals, overcoming Coventry and both Manchester clubs before losing to Liverpool. They exited the FA Cup in the fourth round.
The Europa League triumph could not save Postecoglou. Thomas Frank was appointed head coach on 12 June 2025. The 51‑year‑old joined from Brentford on a contract until 2028.
This page will list Tottenham’s latest betting odds for every competition in which they participate during the 2025‑26 season. The odds referenced below are correct at the time of publication and may change over time. Please gamble responsibly.
Premier League Tottenham Betting Odds
Tottenham’s first priority this season is improving on last year’s 17th‑place finish. Below are the current odds for Spurs’ Premier League fixtures and outright markets.
Note: All odds mentioned below may change thereafter. We invite you to always check the latest odds on our platform.
Round 2 – Manchester City vs Tottenham (23 August 2025)
| Manchester City | Draw | Tottenham |
| 5/12 | 10/3 | 6/1 |
Round 3 – Tottenham v Bournemouth (30 August 2025)
| Tottenham | Draw | Bournemouth |
| 5/6 | 3/1 | 5/2 |
Premier League 2025/26 – Winner
Below you can find the table with the Tottenham odds to win Premier League.
| Outcome | Odds |
| Tottenham to win Premier League | 49/1 |
Premier League 2025/26 – Top 4 Finish
| Outcome | Odds |
| Tottenham to finish in top 4 | 4/1 |
Premier League Top Goalscorer Tottenham Hotspur
| Player | Odds |
| Richarlison de Andrade | 34/1 |
| Dominic Solanke | 34/1 |
| Mathys Tel | 149/1 |
| Mohammed Kudus | 99/1 |
| Brennan Johnson | 99/1 |
FA Cup Tottenham Odds
The FA Cup has provided Spurs with heartache in recent years. They exited in the fourth round last season. Frank will hope to mount a deeper run in 2025‑26. There are currently no match‑by‑match odds available, but bookmakers have priced Spurs in the outright market.
FA Cup – Winner
Below you can find the table with the Tottenham odds to win the FA Cup, showcasing their chances for the 2025/26 campaign.
| Outcome | Odds |
| Tottenham to win the FA Cup | 16/1 |
EFL Cup (Carabao Cup) Tottenham Odds
Tottenham reached the semi‑finals of last season’s Carabao Cup, beating Coventry and both Manchester clubs before losing to Liverpool. Bookmakers expect them to be competitive again.
EFL Cup – Winner
Here’s the table displaying Tottenham’s odds to win the Carabao Cup in the 2025/26 season.
| Outcome | Odds |
| Tottenham to win the EFL Cup | 14/1 |
UEFA Champions League Tottenham Odds
Spurs return to the Champions League following their Europa League triumph. They will play in the group stage after winning that competition for the first time since 1984.
UEFA Champions League – Winner
The table below highlights Tottenham’s odds to win Champions League.
| Outcome | Odds |
| Tottenham to win the UEFA Champions League | 39/1 |
Key Factors to Consider If You Want to Bet on Tottenham
Fixture congestion and squad rotation
Spurs are competing on four fronts (Premier League, FA Cup, EFL Cup and Champions League). Mid‑week European games may prompt Thomas Frank to rotate his squad, especially around tough domestic fixtures. Watch for changes in line‑ups.
Recent form and momentum
Analyse Spurs’ results under Frank. Although they opened the campaign with a win over Burnley, consistency is crucial after last season’s 22 defeats.
Home versus away performance
Spurs’ new‑look side may take time to adapt at home and on the road. Consider venue when assessing markets such as 1×2 or Asian handicap.
Fitness of key players
The lengthy injury list includes Udogie, Maddison, Kulusevski, Bissouma and Drăgušin. Check team news before placing bets, especially in goal‑scoring or player‑specific markets.
Transfer bedding‑in
New signings like Kudus, Tel, Vuskovic and Danso will need time to gel. Early in the season, expect some inconsistency as Frank settles on his strongest XI.
Market selection
Beyond the standard 1×2 market, consider over/under goals (Tottenham scored and conceded heavily last season), both‑teams‑to‑score, and handicap markets. Spurs’ defensive frailties may make BTTS markets attractive.
In‑play opportunities
Tottenham matches often feature swings in momentum. With an evolving defence, live betting on goals or corners can present value. Monitor how Frank adjusts tactics during matches.
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