With the top four out of sight, Tottenham will now look to confirm their spot in the Europa League when they take on Brentford on Saturday.
Spurs fell to a disappointing 2-1 defeat against Aston Villa in their last outing, with the result leaving Ryan Mason's side in seventh place and crushing any chances of playing Champions League football next season. The defeat meant Spurs have won just one of their last six Premier League games, but they can still try and earn a spot in the Europa League if they can rediscover their winning ways.
Victory against Brentford on Saturday would move Spurs two points ahead of Brighton and Hove Albion in sixth, though the Seagulls would have two games in hand on the Lilywhites. The last meeting between Spurs and Brentford ended 2-2, though the Bees are without talisman Ivan Toney after the striker was handed an eight-month ban from football.