Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to maintain their fourth-place spot on Saturday, as they face an in-form Brentford side in the Premier League.
After four consecutive Premier League wins which has seen Spurs score 14 goals, Antonio Conte's side suffered a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Brighton in their last league outing. After their defeat and Arsenal's win against Chelsea, Spurs are currently ahead of the Gunners in the table, but only on goal difference.
Ryan Sessegnon could return to the Spurs starting XI against Brighton with the wing-back fully recovered from injury, leaving Japhet Tanganga, Oliver Skipp and Matt Doherty the only absentees. The last meeting between Spurs and Brentford saw Spurs claim a routine 2-0 win, and Conte will be hoping for a similar result on Saturday.
