Liverpool vs Tottenham Prediction (EFL Cup) Odds and Bets 15.09.2026

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EFL Cup, 20:00 @ 15.09.2026

Liverpool and Tottenham meet at Anfield in one of the standout ties of the EFL Cup third round. Liverpool remain unbeaten under Andoni Iraola, but three of their opening four league matches have ended level and this will be their third fixture in seven days. Spurs have enjoyed a lighter schedule but are yet to score in the Premier League. That contrast makes the goals markets more appealing than Liverpool’s short match-winner price.

Liverpool vs Tottenham match details and team news

InformationDetail
CompetitionEFL Cup third round
DateTuesday 15 September 2026
Kick-off8:00pm BST
VenueAnfield
FormatKnockout tie
UK TVITV and Sky Sports

Liverpool drew 2-2 with Newcastle and Nottingham Forest before beating Ipswich 2-0. They then defeated Atletico Madrid 2-1 in the Champions League and drew 0-0 with Fulham on Saturday.

The quick turnaround could encourage Iraola to rotate. Cody Gakpo returned from an adductor injury against Fulham, while Conor Bradley, Federico Chiesa, Hugo Ekitike and Giovanni Leoni remained unavailable in the latest official update.

Tottenham have taken two points from four league games without scoring. They lost 3-0 to Brentford and 2-0 to Newcastle before consecutive goalless draws against Nottingham Forest and Everton. Their one attacking breakthrough came in this competition, with a 5-1 victory over Charlton.

Spurs managed only two shots on target against Everton. Mykhailo Mudryk, Dejan Kulusevski, Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons were unavailable for that match.

Liverpool vs Tottenham prediction and statistics

Tottenham’s attack remains the biggest concern. Four league matches without a goal makes it difficult to back them at Anfield, but Liverpool’s workload and three draws from four Premier League games also make their short price unappealing.

StatisticLiverpoolTottenham
Last five, all competitions2W, 3D, 0L1W, 2D, 2L
Goals scored85
Goals conceded56
Clean sheets23
BTTS3/51/5
Premier League record1W, 3D, 0L0W, 2D, 2L
Premier League goals6 scored, 4 conceded0 scored, 5 conceded
EFL CupEnter at round threeBeat Charlton 5-1

Seven of the teams’ last 10 matches combined have produced fewer than four goals, while Tottenham have kept three clean sheets in their last five games. Liverpool are the stronger side, but they have not been blowing opponents away and may rotate after a demanding week.

The most recent league meeting at Anfield finished 1-1 in March 2026. With Spurs struggling to score and Liverpool potentially managing minutes, a lower-goals selection looks stronger than simply backing the home favourite.

Liverpool vs Tottenham odds

These indicative prices apply to the 90-minute result and may move before kick-off.

ResultFractional odds
Liverpool43/50
Draw29/10
Tottenham31/10
Liverpool are clear favourites, but their price demands a victory inside normal time. Given their schedule and early run of draws, the goals market offers a more interesting route into the tie.

Liverpool vs Tottenham predictions

Beni
The conservative one
Beni

Under 3.5 goals

Odds 7/10

This is the line I like most. Spurs have not scored in four league matches and Liverpool have a heavy run in their legs. I can live with 1-0, 2-0, 2-1 or even another tight draw. An early goal is the obvious danger, but I don't see a shootout as the likeliest script.

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Beto
The bold one
Beto

Both teams to score: No

Odds 17/10

I'll push the same angle a little harder. Spurs keep giving us reasons to question where their next league-level goal is coming from. Liverpool rotation is the worry, but if the Reds control territory at Anfield, one side blanking looks a lively price.

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Originally from Manchester, Daniel has been following English football and betting on sport for years. He now covers football and tennis as part of the BetBrothers tipster team, researching every selection before sharing it. His approach is simple: follow the sport closely, do the homework and only back a bet when he thinks the odds are worth it.