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Harry Redknapp now predicts who’ll finish fourth this season… Tottenham or Aston Villa
Harry Redknapp has delivered his top-four prediction as Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa continue to battle it out for a Champions League spot.
Ange Postecoglou’s men could have the opportunity to move above Aston Villa tonight with a win at West Ham.
Unai Emery faces a stern test at Manchester City, with just two points separating his side and Tottenham at the moment.
Many thought Spurs would kick on after their emphatic 4-0 win at Villa Park last month. But Postecoglou’s side suffered a 3-0 defeat at Fulham just a week later.
Villa have since picked up four points after a draw at West Ham and a comfortable 2-0 win over Wolves last time out.
With just eight games left to play for Emery’s side, Spurs also have a game in hand over their top-four rivals. And Harry Redknapp has backed his former side, Tottenham, to finish above Villa.
Redknapp predicts top four
Speaking on , the former Spurs boss was asked for his verdict on the race for a top-four finish.
“I’ve said all along I thought Tottenham would finish fourth,” Redknapp said. “They’ve got a good squad, and with that squad, I would certainly see them finishing above Villa.
“Villa have done great this year, they’ve had a fantastic season but I just feel that Tottenham maybe have a slightly stronger squad could nick that fourth place.”
Tottenham and Villa’s next three fixtures
Both Spurs and Villa face difficult trips on the road tonight, with Emery’s men travelling to City and Postecoglou’s side making the short trip across London to West Ham.
Tottenham will then host Nottingham Forest this Sunday while the Villains will face Brentford at home the day before.
Things get slightly more difficult thereafter for both sides, with Villa set to travel to Arsenal the following weekend.
Spurs face a gruelling trip to the North East as they will play Newcastle United at St James’ Park.