Tottenham face another tough test on Wednesday night as they make the trip to Old Trafford where they face Manchester United. Antonio Conte's men currently sit third in the Premier League, though a draw would see them jump to second and just one point off North London rivals Arsenal with an extra game played.
Spurs have been in strong form, winning four of their last five, with their only defeat coming against their rivals in a huge derby match. Back-to-back wins since has got them back on track and they continue to be on the periphery of talk surrounding a title challenge.
The Red Devils will be far from an easy opponent, sitting fifth in the league after a resurgence in form under new boss Erik ten Hag. They have proven more than capable of winning big clashes too, already beating the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool in the division so far.
