Chris Sutton gives his prediction for Tottenham vs Everton clash: “Spurs can be reckless at times”

Chris Sutton believes Spurs will defeat Everton 3-1 this coming Saturday.

Chris Sutton, a football expert for BBC Sport, told the British media that Spurs are careless.

Sutton made the remark as he was projecting the score of Tottenham Hotspur vs. Everton.

Sutton claims,

Then there is Tottenham, led by Ange Postecoglou,

who has been the most entertaining club to watch in the premier league.

Spurs have a tendency to act rashly,

and Yves Bissouma won’t be playing after receiving a red card against Forest.

He continued by praising Sean Dyche’s outstanding work with the Merseyside team.

particularly after they were denied ten points.

Chris Sutton believes Everton has a well-balanced roster and can compete with Ange Postecoglou’s squad.

Nonetheless, the analyst believes Spurs will win the match.

He picked a 3-1 victory for the Londoners.

Sutton also disclosed that Tottenham has been the Premier League’s most entertaining team to watch this year.

Chris Sutton doesn’t make ridiculous “claims.”

The Spurs supporters may not agree that Chris Sutton called their team “reckless,”

but they also understand that the statement isn’t entirely out of left field.

Yves Bissouma and Cristian Romero in particular,

two Tottenham players, have shown recklessness this season.

Romero received a red card and was suspended for three matches,

which put more strain on Postecoglou as he had to tend to Micky’s injury.

The story of the Argentines’ obsession with receiving yellow cards is also well-known.

However, Yves Bissouma’s dedication to the team is in doubt because he has received a red card twice.

To return to winning ways, the head coach of the Lilywhites needs the help of his team.

Despite being in 16th place in the league, Everton has been performing admirably.

Over the past four games, the Toffees have gone undefeated while giving up only one goal.

Tottenham’s current record isn’t as good as that of their next opponents.

Postecoglou’s team is eager to build on their current two-game winning streak.

Keeping it simple is all that’s required for the London ensemble.

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