Tottenham’s opening five fixtures and score predictions compared to Premier League big six rivals
Tottenham’s opening five Premier League fixtures for the 2025/26 season have been released, and we have now compared them with their rivals in the so-called big six to see how they stack up.
The 2025/26 Premier League fixtures have now been released ahead of next season, and for Tottenham Hotspur, they must get off to a great start.
We have already highlighted eight notable fixtures Tottenham fans would be looking forward to in the 25/26 Premier League season.
Of course, Spurs’ opening games look very tricky, one that Frank would have to think well about. But how does it compare to their other big six rivals, and where could Tottenham be right after matchweek five? Let us have a look.
Tottenham 2025/26 predicted Premier League start
Burnley are Tottenham’s first game of the season
The first game of the 2025/26 season is pretty much the perfect start for Tottenham Hotspur as newly promoted Burnley visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. We expect this to be a straightforward win for Spurs.
Prediction: Win (+3)
A tough second test in matchweek two for Tottenham
While the first clash is everything Tottenham fans would have asked for, the second tie in the league would surely give Thomas Frank a bit of a headache as they visit former Premier League champions Manchester City away from home.
City, for sure, would be looking to get points on the board as they are hungry to retrieve the Premier League title. Spurs can win, but it could be too soon to face City.
Prediction: Lose (0)
30 August Tottenham vs Bournemouth
In matchweek three, a clash against Bournemouth, who were impressive last season, would pose another threat to Tottenham. But if Spurs are to push for the UEFA Champions League spots, they have to win these sorts of games.
Prediction: Win (+3)
13 September Spurs vs West Ham away
The Hammers struggled last season just like Spurs, and they would be hoping to perform a lot better than they did. However, we expect Tottenham to emerge as winners when these two clash.
Prediction: Win (+3)
20 September Spurs vs Brighton away
A clash against the Seagulls could see Spurs pick up their first draw of the Premier League season, particularly with Tottenham travelling to the Amex.
Prediction: Draw (+1)
27 September Tottenham vs Wolves at home
Spurs could pretty much end the month of September with a win at home in front of their fans against Wolves, who struggled for most of last season but ended the campaign strongly.
Prediction: Win (+3)
Tottenham’s first five Premier League fixtures compared to big six rivals
Here is Spurs‘ biggest competition for the UEFA Champions League spots and the Premier League title. Below are all their first five fixtures, plus how many points we think they will rack up.
Arsenal
- Manchester United (A) +3
- Leeds (H) +3
- Liverpool (A) +1
- Nottingham Forest (H) +3
- Manchester City (H) +1
Total: 11 points
Chelsea
- Crystal Palace (H) +3
- West Ham (A) +3
- Fulham (H) +3
- Brentford (A) +3
- Manchester United (A) +1
Total: 13 points
Liverpool
- Bournemouth (H) +3
- Newcastle (A) +1
- Arsenal (H) +1
- Burnley (A) +3
- Everton (H) +3
Total: 11 points
Manchester City
- Wolves (A) +3
- Tottenham (H) +3
- Brighton (A) +3
- Manchester United (H) +3
- Arsenal (A) +1
Total: 13 points
Manchester United
- Arsenal (H) +0
- Fulham (A) +3
- Burnley (H) +3
- Manchester City (A) +0
- Chelsea (H) +1
Total: 7 points
Tottenham Hotspur
- Burnley (H) +3
- Manchester City (A) +0
- Bournemouth (H) +3
- West Ham (A) +3
- Brighton (A) +1
Total: 10 points
How the Big Six Premier League table would look after five games
With all our predictions taken into account, here is how we think the Premier League 2025/26 table could look after five games played.
| Position | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Chelsea | 13 |
| 2nd | Manchester City | 13 |
| 3rd | Liverpool | 11 |
| 4th | Arsenal | 11 |
| 5th | Tottenham Hotspur | 10 |
| 6th | Manchester United | 7 |
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