What channel is Tottenham v Chelsea on?

Tuesday sees an EFL Cup 4th round London derby, as Tottenham take on Chelsea – but what should football spread betting fans be watching out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What channel is Tottenham v Chelsea on?
The London clubs face off at 7.45pm on Sky Sports Football.

Will Gareth Bale play for Tottenham against Chelsea?
The Welsh international still isn’t ready to re-debut for Spurs. However, Serge Reguilon could make an appearance – if you think the left back will score in his first outing for his new club, Spreadex have him at a PGM spread of 1-3.

When will Eduoard Mendy make his Chelsea debut?
After opting for Willy Caballero against West Brom, Frank Lampard will likely give Eduoard Mendy his debut in goal against Tottenham. Will he keep a clean sheet? Spreadex are offering a Total Goals spread of 3.05-3.25, and a binary Chelsea Clean Sheet spread of 26.6-33.4.

What are the odds on Timo Werner scoring against Tottenham?
Yet to officially open his Chelsea account, Timo Werner will be desperate for a goal on Tuesday. Spreadex has the German 24-year old at a PGM spread of 27-30, a SMM spread of 43-50, and odds on at 19/20 to score any time.

And what are the odds on Harry Kane scoring against Chelsea? Well, it all depends if he plays. Ideally Jose Mourinho would rest him ahead of Thursday’s more important Europa League qualifying play-off against Maccabi Haifa. Yet with Son Heung-min injured, Mourinho may have no choice.

Spreadex has Kane at a PGM spread of 20-23, a SMM spread of 30-36 and fixed odds of 29/20.

What are the odds on Tottenham beating Chelsea in the EFL Cup?
Neither side has had the best start to 2020/21, each with a win, a draw and a loss. Spurs, however, are dealing with a nightmare fixtures list. From Sunday 27th September to Saturday 3rd October they’ll have played 4 games – the weekend’s draw against Newcastle, tonight’s visit from Chelsea, Thursday’s crucial Europa League qualifier, and a trip to Old Trafford on Saturday.

With that in mind, the hosts would be forgiven for ducking out of the cup. Spreadex are offering a Chelsea/Tottenham (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.75-0.95, with the Blues odds on to win at 8/11 compared to Tottenham’s 10/3.