Chris Sutton warns Arne Slot about 'hurricane' with Tottenham vs Liverpool prediction

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Liverpool will seek to continue its tentative revival against Tottenham, but not all pundits expect Arne Slot to get the job done against an embattled Thomas FrankNot everyone has faith in Arne Slot and Liverpool ahead of the trip to Tottenham(Image: Carl Recine/Getty Images)Liverpool has been told not to expect plain sailing against a struggling Spurs side.The Reds, whose own return to form is in a very much fledgling state, have been tipped to draw in London. A gritty win at Inter, followed by a comfortable outing against Brighton, has restored some wind to Liverpool's sails.As has been the case for most of the season, Hugo Ekitike has been a real bright spot, while Slot can also be cautiously encouraged by the progress of Florian Wirtz.

"Because of all of that, I can't back either of them to win it."Chris Sutton has predicted a 1-1 draw between Tottenham and Liverpool(Image: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)Sutton highlighted Liverpool's potential issue at right-back, where Joe Gomez will be missing. He also warned about the implications of a potential injury to Dominik Szoboszlai, who has been Slot's "best player" this season — although the Hungarian is expected to be available.Analyzing the fragility of both teams ahead of the weekend's clash, Sutton also claimed that Brighton had chances against Liverpool last time out.

The striker handed Liverpool that early lead and added the second too, and he will no doubt be key to any ambitions of a win over Spurs.Hugo Ekitike rises highest to score for Liverpool against Brighton(Image: Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)Another fast start would be ideal. Liverpool has struggled when going behind this season, and will not want to let the naturally conservative Frank play the match on his own terms.But while Sutton has his doubts, his fellow pundits are backing Liverpool to get it done.