Premier League fixtures are coming thick and fast. Just three days after Tottenham picked up their third win of the season, they are back in action as they make the short trip to face London rivals West Ham United on Wednesday night.
The Hammers finally got off the mark on Sunday, beating Aston Villa 1-0 to move off the bottom of the Premier League and they will be, as always, up for the fight against Spurs at the London Stadium. It is always a grudge match between the two, but head coach Antonio Conte will be keen to see his Spurs side extend their good start to the season.
With matches coming quickly in a short space of time, Conte has already admitted that he will rotate the squad for a busy period. Particularly with the Champions League campaign due to begin next week.
