Tottenham have three big advantages over Crystal Palace ahead of Premier League clash
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16-second readTottenham Hotspur is set to host Crystal Palace, with Roberto De Zerbi's side having three advantages, according to Spurs Web. The match is scheduled for Saturday, 31st October, at 17:30. Tottenham is coming off a string of impressive performances, including a historic 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge. The mood in North London is at its best in some time.

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Tottenham Hotspur is set to host Crystal Palace, with Roberto De Zerbi's side having three advantages, according to Spurs Web. The match is scheduled for Saturday, 31st October, at 17:30. Tottenham is coming off a string of impressive performances, including a historic 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge. The mood in North London is at its best in some time.
Tottenham has had a longer recovery period between their last game and the upcoming match against Crystal Palace, having exited the Carabao Cup. They have six days to recover and prepare, whereas Crystal Palace has a cup fixture against Fulham on Wednesday, leaving them just two days to recover before traveling to Tottenham.
Crystal Palace is under pressure, having conceded 19 goals in nine Premier League games and won just once in their previous seven games. The pressure on Pierre Sage is mounting, and there is a possibility he could be absent against Spurs if Palace suffer another embarrassing result against Fulham. The Palace hierarchy is believed to be drawing up contingency plans.
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Tottenham Hotspur will look to make it three Premier League wins in a row when they host Crystal Palace this weekend, and Roberto De Zerbi has three big reasons to believe his side can get the job done. Credit where it is due: whether home or away, Tottenham supporters have continued to create an incredible atmosphere for a team that has let them down far too many times in recent months. The fans have done their bit. It is about time the players gave them something to celebrate regularly. The numbers make for grim reading.
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