Tottenham predicted line up for Manchester City clash on Saturday.
Our Tottenham predicted line up for this weekend’s visit of Manchester City to White Hart Lane, with questionmarks over misfiring striker Harry Kane…
GK: Hugo Lloris
One of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League, Hugo Lloris was rested in the Capital One Cup game against Arsenal, but is sure to come back in for this big game.
DR: Kyle Walker
Tottenham’s main right-back so far this season, Kyle Walker should be in the starting line up again this weekend, though there are some questions over his form.
DL: Ben Davies
Superb so far this season, Welsh left-back Ben Davies seems the best bet for Spurs in defence after looking solid defensively and going forward.
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DC: Toby Alderweireld
A fine summer signing, Toby Alderweireld has been good for Tottenham so far this term but will now face one of his biggest tests up against Manchester City’s attack.
DC: Jan Vertonghen
Another key Spurs defender, Jan Vertonghen should take his place as usual in Mauricio Pochettino’s back four.
MC: Eric Dier
Playing in defensive midfield this season, Eric Dier has looked solid so far for Tottenham and seems likely to resume this role against City.
MC: Ryan Mason
A player in fine form in this youthful midfield pairing, Ryan Mason is a goal threat and will be a key performer against the might of City’s midfield.
AMR: Erik Lamela
Increasingly trusted by Pochettino, Erik Lamela has started to look more influential for Tottenham and could be given another chance this weekend.
AML: Nacer Chadli
Not as good as he was last season, Belgian winger Nacer Chadli is still a player with potential to hurt City and will surely get a start on the left flank.
AMC: Christian Eriksen
In his preferred number ten role, Christian Eriksen should start just behind the main striker and will be one of the players on the pitch most able to provide spark and creativity.
FC: Son Heung-min
Replacing Harry Kane up front, summer signing Son Heung-min could be given a new role this weekend after a fine start to his Tottenham career so far.
