Tottenham will be desperate for three points to keep their Premier League top-four hopes alive tonight when they take on Manchester United.
Following Spurs' dismal 6-1 defeat at Newcastle that saw the Lilywhites ship five goals in the opening 21 minutes, interim manager Christian Stellini was sacked, with Ryan Mason now in charge. It was a second-consecutive loss for Spurs who have just one win in their last five games, with the top-four spots slipping away as the end of the season nears.
Spurs currently sit in seventh place, and a loss against United would see Ten Hag's side move nine points ahead of Spurs with two games in hand. The reverse fixture ended in a 2-0 win for United, with the Lilywhites without a win against United in their last four meetings.