Tottenham Hotspur drew 2-2 with TSG Hoffenheim in the Club Friendly Games, with both sides using a 4-2-3-1 but producing contrasting profiles in possession and attack. Tottenham controlled 61% of the ball, yet Hoffenheim carried the greater shooting threat, recording 11 attempts to Spurs’ seven and placing six on target compared with the hosts’ three. The expected-goals figures were closer than the shot totals suggested: Hoffenheim generated 1.32 xG, while Tottenham finished with 1.04 xG. That balance indicates Spurs made relatively efficient use of fewer opportunities, whereas the German side tested the home goalkeeper more frequently despite operating with 39% possession. Goalkeeping also shaped the draw. Tottenham’s goalkeeper saved 66.67% of the shots on target faced, double the 33.33% recorded by Hoffenheim’s goalkeeper, although both ended with two goals conceded and neither registered goals prevented above post-shot expectations. With identical systems, the decisive tactical contrast was Tottenham’s greater control against Hoffenheim’s more direct and frequent threat. The draw leaves both teams with useful pre-season evidence.