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Spurs to Win to Nil Among Most Popular Bets Ahead of First Leg

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One of the most popular bets ahead of Tottenham’s Europa League semi-final first leg against Bodø/Glimt is Spurs to win to nil, with the market offering around 15/8 on the clean sheet victory.

With a solid defensive record in Europe and the experience of playing under pressure, Spurs are seen by many punters as likely to keep things tight and professional, especially if they can impose themselves early.

Despite Glimt’s attacking strengths, their style of play could leave them vulnerable to the kind of organised, counter-attacking football Tottenham have perfected in Europe this season. That contrast has driven interest in win to nil and under 2.5 goals markets.

A William Hill analyst said, “We’re seeing more conservative betting for this tie, particularly for the first leg. Spurs to win 1-0 or 2-0 is one of our highest volume correct score markets of the round.”

The 2-0 scoreline in Tottenham’s favour is currently priced at 6/1, while 1-0 is at 13/2. For bettors anticipating a more cautious approach from Glimt, the under 2.5 goals line at 10/11 has also been heavily backed.

Some punters are also taking advantage of half-time/full-time combos, with Spurs to lead at the break and win at full-time trading at 15/8. These types of bets have proven profitable in their past Europa League ties.

Betfred has launched a special promotion on the Spurs to win to nil market, offering bet insurance on this outcome if the game ends 1-1. This has increased interest from risk-conscious punters.

While the betting markets reflect respect for Glimt, they clearly suggest a disciplined Tottenham performance is the expected outcome of the first leg.

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