Newcastle – Tottenham : low-table clash at St James’ Park 
Newcastle and Tottenham turn up with almost identical records, separated only by goal difference. Both sides have alternated good and bad for weeks, but current form points clearly toward the Magpies ahead of Tuesday night’s meeting.
Newcastle : a bounce-back that changes everything 
Newcastle had been on a rough run away from home, but the 4-1 win at Everton set things straight. Thiaw’s early goal kicked off a match the Magpies controlled without flinching, confirming a confidence boost after several patchy displays. At home the form is even clearer: six straight wins at St James’ Park, scoring at least twice each time. Since their loss to Arsenal in September no one’s left with three points. For a group that needed certainty, that regained steel changes the whole vibe.
Tottenham : tense mood and a squad full of doubt 
Tottenham are going through a rough spell. The 2-1 loss to Fulham, conceded after a catastrophic start, set the fans off. Vicario was jeered all game and the whole atmosphere around the team is getting heavier. The Spurs have lost three on the spin and can’t find any rhythm, despite some good away results this season. Problem is: Newcastle are one of their bogey teams right now. Tottenham have lost six of their last seven meetings with the Magpies, four in a row. St James’ Park hasn’t smiled on the Londoners since 2021.
Football Prediction Newcastle vs Tottenham
Newcastle win
Newcastle remain ruthless at home and finally show real consistency. By contrast, Tottenham keep making defensive errors and look short on confidence. In a stadium that regularly gives them problems, the Spurs risk another difficult night.
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