Tottenham can up the pressure on their top-four rivals this weekend by securing victory against Brighton & Hove Albion in the early kick-off. Now three points ahead of Arsenal after Antonio Conte's side capitalised on their defeat last Saturday, Spurs can extend their lead to six points before the Gunners take on Southampton.
The head coach will have to make one change to his team that won at Aston Villa, however, following Matt Doherty's season-ending knee injury. Sergio Reguilon was the man to replace the Republic of Ireland international at Villa Park and he may get the nod to start against Brighton.
Ryan Sessegnon will have his eye on the starting spot as well having started in six successive games for the Lilywhites before the hamstring issue he sustained against Everton. Reguilon may have played more football over the past month but Conte could quite easily restore the ex-Fulham man going on his selections in February and the start of March.
