Newcastle - Tottenham

Friendly Australia. As Shearer called them, "madness". And it's hard to disagree, the days after the end of the season, flying to another side of the world... But money decides a lot. It was only a question of how the clubs and coaches will behave, whether they will allow for substitutions, as is often the case in these global tours, and simply come out and play with the leaders and try to demonstrate something to the spectators. However, judging by the starting lineups, it seems more like the latter option. Therefore, knowing the strengths and weaknesses of the teams, the status of the match, I think the attack should dominate. I don't believe that anyone from Peru will be tearing apart their defense, playing very aggressively, or risking injury, it should just be a spectacle for the spectators, the sponsors, and these types of events often end with numerous goals.

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