So far, this celebration period is going on pretty well and also the premier league fixtures played have been really exciting. Yesterday saw Wolves complete the double over Man City who were reduced to 10 men in less than 15 minutes into the game, and to come back from 2 nil down to win the game 3-2 at home against the former champions, is an incredible achievement. Great game yesterday and a fantastic win for Wolves as we look forward to the premier league fixtures today. Coming up next is the Norwich vs Spurs fixture at the Carrow Road.
Norwich are sitting bottom of the premier league table and are in a very difficult time at the moment. The good news for them is that there is still a lot of games still left to play before the end of the season and there is still time for them to fight their way out of the relegation zone. They will continue their quest at home against Spurs who are doing well at the moment to try to get their first win after so many games.
Expected formation and tactics – Norwich will be expected to set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation. They will be fighting for a win at all cost. Their gameplan will most likely be to try not to allow Spurs to have their way in the game and try to use their attacking qualities to capitalize on opportunities in the game.
Spurs have bounced back from their defeat against Chelsea at home and are back within reach of the top 4. In fact, they stand a huge chance of overtaking Chelsea in 4th however, they would have played 1 game more than Chelsea who will have to face Arsenal at the Emerates Stadium. A tricky game for Spurs against Norwich who are battling relegation at the moment. Nonetheless, Spurs are expected to get all 3 points at the Carrow Road.
Expected formation and tactics – Spurs will be expected to set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation. They will be going into this game to win and also with their ambition to make top 4, makes this fixture very crucial for them. Their gameplan will be to not leave themselves vulnerable at the back and to focus on their attacking qualities to get the job done.
What do you think will be the outcome of this fixture?
I would love to read your thoughts and opinions… Enjoy your day.
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