Tottenham Hotspur will be hoping to build on their 5-1 rout of Newcastle United last weekend, as they closed the gap to north London rivals Arsenal, in the race for the top four.
The Gunners' defeat to Crystal Palace on Monday night see Spurs occupy the final Champions League position, but they have played a game more than Mikel Arteta's side.
But the Lilywhites are hitting form at the right time, winning six of their last eight Premier League matches, with Antonio Conte's side emerging victorious in five of their last six in the league, including their last three.