Tottenham team news vs Liverpool and predicted lineup | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur travel to Anfield to face Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday at 4:30pm.

Both sides will be loooking to bounce back from their disappointing European displays in midweek.

Tottenham predicted lineup vs Liverpool

Tottenham (3-4-3): Vicario; Danso, Romero, Dragusin; Porro, Gallagher, Gray, Spence; Kolo Muani, Solanke, Tel.

The pressure is ramping up on Igor Tudor after a difficult start to his tenure, with the Spurs boss still searching for his first win in charge of the club.

Tottenham team news vs Liverpool

We’re likely to see Tudor favour his usual formation, despite their disappointing performances, especially with little room to manoeuvre given their injury situation.

Tottenham’s injury list remains lengthy. Wilson Odobert, Dejan Kulusevski, James Maddison, Lucas Bergvall, and Mohammed Kudus are among those with long-term issues.

Destiny Udogie could be fairly close to returning to action, but he’s unlikely to be fit enough for this one.

Rodrigo Bentancur and Ben Davies also remain out, while Micky van de Ven is suspended. The Dutch defender was sent off in the 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace last time out.

Cristian Romero is available after Premier League suspension, but he is a doubt through injury. The centre-back clashed heads with Joao Palhinha against Atletico Madrid in midweek. There’s no guarantee that either are available should they be judged to have suffered concussion.

Pressure ramps up on Tudor

Tudor was brought in to replace Thomas Frank last month. But he’s not had the impact the hierarchy at the club would have expected. Spurs have lost all four of Tudor’s games in charge, suffering an embarrassing defeat against Atletico Madrid this week.

Tottenham conceded four first-half goals, and Tudor even made the controversial decision to substitute Antonin Kinsky after just 15 minutes, with his side 3-0 down at the time.

The decision may well have been the right one. But it was Tudor who brought Kinsky into the starting XI, having not played at all in 2026.

The young goalkeeper looked distraught as he walked off the pitch, with multiple teammates rushing to console him. Tudor’s man-management was certainly questionable in that situation, failing to acknowledge him as he headed down the tunnel.

Tottenham’s recent winless run, failing to secure a victory since the turn of the year, means they currently sit just one point above the relegation zone. Many supporters are now fearing the worst as they desperately try to find a win from somewhere.

Major questions are being asked of the manager, who was appointed until the end of the season, and he’s struggling to find the answers. The former Juventus boss was brought in with the sole aim of steering the club away from the relegation zone, but he’s been unable to get a tune out of his players.

Coming up against an inconsistent Liverpool side this weekend could throw up a surprise, but even the most optimistic of Tottenham supporters won’t be expecting too much. Spurs might have a decision to make on Tudor if their poor form continues, but as we edge closer to the game at Anfield, it appears that he’s going to remain in charge for their trip to Merseyside.