Tottenham Hotspur are sweating on the fitness of Ryan Sessegnon ahead of facing Manchester United.
Saturday's clash is vital to both sides' hopes of finishing the season in the final Champions League space, with Arsenal currently leading the way in fourth spot. While United were hammered by neighbours Manchester City 4-1 on Sunday, Spurs won a second league game in succession by a big margin as they stuck five past Everton without reply.
However, there was one drawback for Antonio Conte as he had to remove left wing-back Sessegnon at half-time when he picked up a muscle injury. The England Under-21 international had just begun to find his form under the new Spurs boss after suffering a number of injuries in recent years and Conte expressed his hope that it wasn't serious.
