The unders are higher odds today than when the sides were meant to meet in March, back then when the odds originally came out for this match Under 2.5 goals was 1.85 it is now 1.95 despite the fact that the teams have not played a competitive match in months and the game is being played behind closed doors which tends to pull down the goal expectancy of a match. The reason the odds have moved in favour of over 2.5 goals is that Spur shave Son and Keane back, not those are not big reasons to play the bet and feel more confident of goals but the reality is when both those were fit Spurs were playing poorly and were failing to create chances as well as that Dele Ali is out tonight too. Kane has scored only 9 goals from open play this season from 20 games and given a goal scorer of his standing is only 11th (Yes he picked up an injury in January) in the overall league scoring charts it is a pretty poor return, it leads me to believe that Tottenham’s problems may be a lack of creating chances and a quick look at the expected goals would show me they are an average side when it comes to expected goals from the chances they create. For me this match will see 2 sides who are happy to play on the break, Man United made no secret of this tactic and we could see Mourinho falling back to combat this and what we could be left with is a cagey game and I think a draw is not too bad a result for either side. I think the under 2.5 goals offers value and I am betting that.