Predicting Tottenham's next five Premier League fixtures including Man United, Chelsea and Leeds

With Premier League football just over ten days away from returning, Spurs Web has attempted to predict Tottenham Hotspur's next five fixtures. Club football has been on hold in recent weeks, with the focus on the first international break of the season.

Tottenham Hotspur have a wide representation during the September break, with 15 of their players away on duty for their respective nations. So far, Spurs have avoided any injury setbacks to their stars who are away with their countries, which is a welcome boost for Roberto De Zerbi, although five players remain sidelined with injuries and are back at Hotspur Way.

Name Injury type Return date Xavi Simons Knee injury 20/02/2027 Wilson Odobert Knee injury Jan 2027 Mykhailo Mudryk Ankle/foot injury 31/10/2026 Dejan Kulusevski Knee injury Unknown Pedro Porro Thigh injury Unknown However, once the break concludes, attention will return to the Premier League, where Tottenham face several crucial fixtures. Their run begins with Manchester United on 10 October, followed by Coventry, Chelsea, Crystal Palace and Leeds United.

Saturday 10th October Premier League Monday 19th October Premier League Saturday 24th October Premier League Saturday 31st October Premier League Saturday 7th November Premier League Spurs Web has now attempted to predict how those five matches might unfold. MORE SPURS STORIES Tottenham sit bottom of the Premier League table, while United are 12th after five matches.

Spurs are winless, while United's only victory came in matchweek two against newly promoted Ipswich Town. Pressure is mounting on both managers, Roberto De Zerbi and Michael Carrick, and defeat would only worsen the situation.

Spurs cannot afford to lose, as it would widen the gap to the European places. Interestingly, Tottenham have a respectable record against United, winning four of the last six meetings in all competitions.

We expect Spurs to get a result, but not a win. Prediction: Manchester United 2-2 Tottenham Spurs versus Coventry Next up for the Lilywhites after the United clash is newly promoted Coventry, with Spurs finally returning home after a month without a game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The last time Spurs were at home, they suffered defeat with Aston Villa beating the Lilywhites 3-2 on their own turf. Spurs' home record has been poor, but this fixture offers a chance to change that.

It will be Tottenham's first meeting with a promoted side this season, and we expect them to claim their first win. Coventry sit 18th with one victory, but Spurs should have enough to beat them.