Market pricing clearly favours Tottenham at home, with the draw also carrying real weight. Tottenham have won their last two league matches, including a clean-sheet win at Chelsea, and enjoy a fuller recovery window with no midweek fixture. Crystal Palace have conceded 19 league goals, the most in the division, and are on a two-match losing run near the relegation zone. Yet they have won three of the last four meetings and both recent away trips to Tottenham, so they are unlikely to be intimidated. Both attacks have been inefficient, which points to a tight, low-scoring contest.