Fresh off their UEFA Super Cup heartbreak against PSG, Tottenham Hotspur quickly return to Premier League duties as they host newly promoted Burnley in North London. The Lilywhites will look to shake off the penalty shootout defeat and channel their frustrations into a strong start domestically, while the Clarets aim to prove that their remarkable Championship campaign can translate at the top level.
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With plenty of attacking talent on display, let’s take a closer look at the goalscorer markets via FanDuel, focusing on anytime scorers and first goalscorers.
| Player | Odds |
|---|---|
| Mathys Tel | +135 |
| Dominic Solanke | +135 |
| Richarlison | +145 |
| Mohammed Kudus | +170 |
| Brennan Johnson | +220 |
| Wilson Odobert | +230 |
Mathys Tel (+135) and new signing Dominic Solanke (+135) lead the anytime market, both expected to feature heavily in Tottenham’s attacking plans under Thomas Frank. Richarlison (+145) follows closely, while Kudus (+170) could be a smart outside pick given his versatility and eye for spectacular goals. For longer value plays, Johnson (+220) and Burnley’s Odobert (+230) present intriguing underdog options.
| Player | Odds |
|---|---|
| Dominic Solanke | +430 |
| Mathys Tel | +440 |
| Richarlison | +460 |
| Mohammed Kudus | +500 |
| Brennan Johnson | +600 |
| Wilson Odobert | +650 |
Solanke tops the first goalscorer market at +430, with Tel (+440) and Richarlison (+460) not far behind, reflecting Spurs’ expected dominance in possession and territory. Kudus (+500) is another intriguing option, particularly if he is deployed centrally or makes late runs from midfield. For risk-takers, Johnson (+600) and Odobert (+650) offer hefty returns if they spring a surprise.
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While multiple Spurs forwards are priced closely, Mathys Tel projects as the standout pick to be the game’s top scorer. Despite his penalty miss in midweek, bookmakers back him strongly in both markets, and his pace, off-the-ball movement, and hunger to bounce back make him a prime candidate to get on the scoresheet against a Burnley side adjusting to Premier League pace.
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