Leeds vs Tottenham Prediction - Nov 7, 2026

Leeds vs Tottenham Prediction for an Elland Road Test

The Leeds vs Tottenham Prediction begins with an early Premier League appointment at Elland Road on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Kick-off is at 12:30 GMT, with two teams separated by little in the table but approaching the match with very different momentum.

Spurs arrive with their rhythm restored

Tottenham sit eighth after collecting 12 points from nine matches, with three wins, three draws and three defeats. Roberto De Zerbi’s team are unbeaten in four games since the international break and have won three consecutive league fixtures for the first time in 616 days, dating back to February 2025.

Their latest performance offered a clear picture of De Zerbi’s plan. Spurs beat ten-man Crystal Palace 2-0 after producing 34 shots and 79.4% possession. Leeds will not allow such easy control at Elland Road, but Tottenham should still build patiently, move their full-backs forward and try to overload central areas.

Daniel Farke’s Leeds have 11 points from two wins, five draws and two losses. A five-match winless league run, followed by a 2-0 defeat at Bournemouth, has slowed their progress. Even so, Leeds have defended their own ground with discipline, often restricting visitors to few clear chances. Their intensity could make the opening exchanges uncomfortable for Spurs.

Team news may shape the tactical contest

Tottenham travel without Xavi Simons, Wilson Odobert, Oluwatosin Adarabioyo and Mykhailo Mudryk, while Rodrigo Bentancur is suspended. Lucas Bergvall remains doubtful. Pedro Porro has returned to full training, however, and Archie Gray is available to face his former club. Gray’s half-time withdrawal against Palace was precautionary because he risked a second booking, not an injury.

Conor Gallagher is also walking a disciplinary tightrope with three yellow cards. Leeds have concerns of their own: Mateo Joseph, Dan James and Willy Gnonto are unavailable, while Joe Rodon and Noah Okafor require late checks. Dominic Calvert-Lewin could therefore carry much of the attacking responsibility, having scored four times from 16 shots this season.