Opta Stats: Tottenham v Huddersfield

Spurs need three points against Huddersfield as they battle for a place in the top four. Opta weighs up the odds.

Tottenham Hotspur are unbeaten in six games in all competitions against Huddersfield (W3 D3), since a 1-2 home defeat in April 1956. The draw is 8.00.

Huddersfield Town haven't lost both league meetings with Spurs in a single season since the 1953-54 top-flight campaign. The Terriers are 19.50 to pull off a huge shock.

Spurs are unbeaten in their last 33 Premier League games against newly promoted sides (W31 D2) since a 0-1 loss at QPR in April 2012. They are 1.21 to win.

Indeed, they've won their last 15 in a row against promoted sides - the third longest such run in Premier League history (Chelsea: 27 between 2002 and 2006 and Manchester United: 17 between 2006 and 2009). Tottenham are 1.65 to win half-time/full-time.

The Terriers are unbeaten in their last four competitive visits to Wembley Stadium (W1 D3), with the last two finishing 0-0, both of which they won on penalties. Another 0-0 draw is 22.00.

Huddersfield are looking to secure three consecutive Premier League wins for the first time this season, last doing so within a single top-flight season in April 1956 (four in a row). They are 17.00 in the Draw No Bet market.

Spurs are currently enjoying the Premier League's longest unbeaten run (10 games - W7 D3 L0), last losing at Manchester City in December. The draw half-time/Tottenham full-time double result is 4.40.

Since the start of last season, Spurs have lost just one of their 33 Premier League home games, picking up 84 points from those games - more than any other side (W26 D6 L1). Tottenham are 1.75 to win to nil.

Harry Kane's 24 goals for Spurs this season in the Premier League have been worth 14 points - the most of any player in the competition in 2017-18. Kane is 3.25 to score the first goal.

If Kane scores, he'll be the third player to have scored 25+ goals in three consecutive Premier League campaigns, after Alan Shearer (four seasons between 93-94 and 96-97) and Thierry Henry (three seasons between 03-04 to 05-06). Kane is 3.60 to score two or more goals.