How we expect Spurs to lineup.
Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to continue their push for Champions League qualification when they host West Ham United at White Hart Lane in Sunday’s early kick-off in the Premier League.
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After drawing 1-1 with Fiorentina in the Europa League manager Mauricio Pochettino will be even more keen for a win in this one and a number of rested players from that tie are expected to return – including a certain in-form striker.
GK – Hugo Lloris
Among the best goalkeepers in the entire division the form of the Frenchman could well determine whether Spurs make the top four or not this season.
RB – Kyle Walker
Fully fit after a long-term injury and has established himself once again as the first choice right-back.
CB – Eric Dier
Federico Fazio played midweek, but we expect Pochettino to bring Dier back into the starting XI in a bid to shore things up at the back.
CB – Jan Vertonghen
Needs to organise the back line and will come up against a West Ham attack that have looked good this term.
LB – Danny Rose
Ben Davies played in Europe – as has become common pace this campaign – but Rose is the preferred left-back in the league.
CM – Ryan Mason
Has broken into the first team under Pochettino and after being rested against Fiorentina, Mason should resume his role in midfield.
CM – Nabil Bentaleb
Made his name under Tim Sherwood in 2013/14 and has continued that good work this time around.
RM – Erik Lamela
Came off the bench against La Viola, but has been a mainstay in domestic competitions and is finally showing glimpses of why Tottenham paid £30m for his services.
CAM – Christian Eriksen
The creative spark that makes things happen and the Denmark international is also useful for a goal or two as well.
LM – Mousa Dembele
Another who sat the Europa League tie and should return to the starting XI.
ST – Harry Kane
There are few in better form in European football than this impressive 21-year-old, with Kane having scored 23 goals in all competition to date and will be looking to add to that against the Hammers.