Cristian Stellini will once again be the main man in the dugout for Tottenham's clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux on Saturday. Spurs go into the game after being knocked out of the FA Cup by Championship side Sheffield United on Wednesday night.
It was a golden opportunity for Spurs to reach the last eight and give themselves a chance to end their trophy drought. That aside though, they are in good form in the league having put together back-to-back wins over London rivals West Ham and Chelsea.
Now they travel to take on Wolves and Stellini, filling in for Antonio Conte, who recovers from gallbladder surgery in Italy, has been speaking to the media ahead of the match.
