Spurs have lost just one of their eight Premier League meetings with Brentford (W4 D3), winning each of the last three in a row.
Brentford have lost three of their four Premier League away games against Spurs, with the exception being a 3-1 win in May 2023.
Brentford are just the second London side to face both Arsenal and Tottenham away from home in consecutive Premier League matches after Chelsea in December 2010. The Blues drew 1-1 at White Hart Lane before a 3-1 loss at the Emirates.
Tottenham have lost their last three Premier League London derby matches, last losing more consecutively between March and October 2021 (5). They’ve lost each of their last four such matches at home, never in their league history losing five in a row.
Brentford have won just three of their last 16 Premier League London derbies (D4 L9), though all three of those victories have come away from home (vs Crystal Palace and West Ham twice).
Tottenham have won just three of their 16 Premier League home games in 2025 (D3 L10), their lowest win rate across a calendar year in their league history (19%). Meanwhile, their 10 home defeats this year is also a joint-high for the club along with 1994 and 2003.
No side has lost more Premier League away games than Brentford this season (6), with only Wolves (1) picking up fewer points on the road than the Bees (3).
This will be Tottenham manager Thomas Frank’s first Premier League meeting with his former side Brentford. Four of the last six occasions a Spurs boss has faced a specific former side for the first time they’ve lost, with the exceptions being Nuno Espírito Santo beating Wolves 1-0 (August 2021) and Mauricio Pochettino beating Southampton 1-0 (October 2014).
Mohammed Kudus has five assists for Tottenham in the Premier League this season, already just one short of his highest return in the competition (6 in 2023-24). With a goal against Fulham and an assist against Newcastle, the Ghanaian is looking to register a goal involvement in three consecutive Premier League games for the first time.
Igor Thiago has scored nine goals in his last eight Premier League starts, with these goals being worth eight points to Brentford.
