We're down to the final two gameweeks in the Premier League and Forebet is back to group together the latest data, analysis, mathematics and the trends in England's top flight between Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley.
Although there are two more gameweeks left only, Spurs still have three more games to play with them having a game in hand on most of those around them.
One of these clubs is Aston Villa who sit in fourth and occupy the final Champions League spot with a gap of seven points currently on them.
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Winning this game in hand is therefore potentially the club’s final chance to get into the Champions League for next season, although Villa are now out of Europe and will also be entirely focusing on this feat.
Form has greatly dipped for Spurs in the past few weeks and they are now on a losing skid of four games since defeating Nottingham Forest at the start of April - Micky van de Ven and Pedro Porro scored great goals that day.
The fifth-placed side went on to lose 4-0 to Newcastle United shortly after before then going on to lose in the north London derby to Arsenal where Son Heung-min and Cristian Romero helped to fight back from 3-0 down to lose 3-2.
Chelsea also managed to get all three points off Spurs in another London derby where the club fired another blank in a 2-0 loss away at Stamford Bridge.
Last time out, Spurs once again went 4-0 when they visited Anfield and 4-2 after another finish each from Richarlison and Son.
Despite the terrible run of form and no win for over a month, Spurs should still find themselves within the Europa League next season, at the very least.
They are currently ahead of Newcastle by four points in the race for fifth, despite their worrying gap of seven against Villa in fourth.
As for Burnley, it’s felt like they’ve been down and out for some time and they now sit with a gap of five points against Nottingham Forest in the safe spot of 17th.
This also means the Clarets could be relegated this weekend should Forest win and they drop points.
According to the data and probability of a win for Burnley, it looks like another defeat is on the cards.
Vincent Kompany's men have won only five games this season and Forebet now predicts a win for Spurs and over 2.5 goals.