The last 5 meetings between these 2 sides have resulted in a home win and a Spurs win looks the most likely outcome in this 4th round FA Cup tie, though there isn’t that much between the 2 sides. Graham Potter has worked miracles with Brighton, who are unbeaten in their last 7 matches and will fancy their chances of an upset.
Antonio Conte watched his side limp past Morecambe here in the last round and will want an improved performance from his Spurs side, who were well below par when losing at Stamford Bridge 2-weeks ago. On paper they should have too much for Brighton, but the low scoring home win looks the best play.
