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Pedro Porro Tottenham
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Jamie O'Hara makes early score prediction for Leeds vs Tottenham and two other fixtures
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Richarlison Tottenham
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Luca Williams-Barnett Tottenham
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Jan Paul van Hecke Tottenham
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The former Spurs man has made an early prediction. He believes that, rather than a fourth win in a row, Tottenham will have to settle for a draw at Elland Road.
Speaking live on talkSPORT’s GameDay Phone-In, Jason Cundy said: “If Spurs are back, you should pick up nine points from the next three games.”
“I’ll take seven…” O’Hara said.
Cundy then followed up with: “Who are you dropping points to?”
O’Hara replied: “Leeds, we’ll draw with them.
“We’ll beat them [Sunderland away].”
Cundy’s reaction was a furious one, as he fired back: “You have got some front, you don’t learn do you, you hear the same old guff coming out your mouth.”
Spurs’ form points to a fourth straight win
The focus for Tottenham will be to take each game as it comes. So far, though, the Lilywhites’ form will have many fans feeling confident of a favourable result at the weekend.
Spurs are currently the fourth most in-form side in the division, having taken ten points from their last five games.
Leeds, on the other hand, are far down the form table in 17th after picking up just three points from their last five matches.
Based on recent form, one would expect the Lilywhites to nick another victory, which would be ideal before the international break.
Such a victory could see Spurs move into the Champions League places before the break if results elsewhere go their way.