Tottenham will look to prepare for their Champions League clash with Ajax in the best possible way when they welcome West Ham to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Spurs have won all of their games at their new stadium, keeping a clean sheet in each of the four games.
The hosts have also scored eight goals in those games, the latest of which came late on on Tuesday thanks to Christian Eriksen against Brighton.
The midweek win saw Mauricio Pochettino’s side extend their lead over Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United in the race for the top four, with six points now separating them from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side in sixth.
Meanwhile, eleventh-place West Ham are trudging towards another uneventful end to the season but will hope to put a dent in Spurs’ form book and claiming bragging rights on the day.
1/23 Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
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2/23 Hugo Lloris – 6
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3/23 Danny Rose – 7
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4/23 Jan Vertonghen – 7
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5/23 Toby Alderweireld – 7
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6/23 Kieran Trippier – 6
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7/23 Christian Eriksen – 8
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8/23 Vincent Wanyama – 6
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9/23 Dele Alli – 6
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10/23 Lucas – 6
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11/23 Fernando Llorente – 6
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12/23 Son Heung-min – 6
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13/23 Mathew Ryan – 7
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14/23 Bernardo – 7
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15/23 Lewis Dunk – 8
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16/23 Shane Duffy – 7
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17/23 Martin Montoya – 6
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18/23 Yves Bissouma – 7
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19/23 Dale Stephens – 6
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20/23 Pascal Gross – 6
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21/23 Jurgen Locadia – 5
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22/23 Florin Andone – 6
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23/23 Alireza Jahanbakhsh – 6
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1/23 Tottenham 1-0 Brighton
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2/23 Hugo Lloris – 6
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3/23 Danny Rose – 7
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4/23 Jan Vertonghen – 7
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5/23 Toby Alderweireld – 7
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6/23 Kieran Trippier – 6
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7/23 Christian Eriksen – 8
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8/23 Vincent Wanyama – 6
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9/23 Dele Alli – 6
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10/23 Lucas – 6
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11/23 Fernando Llorente – 6
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12/23 Son Heung-min – 6
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13/23 Mathew Ryan – 7
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14/23 Bernardo – 7
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15/23 Lewis Dunk – 8
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16/23 Shane Duffy – 7
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17/23 Martin Montoya – 6
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18/23 Yves Bissouma – 7
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19/23 Dale Stephens – 6
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20/23 Pascal Gross – 6
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21/23 Jurgen Locadia – 5
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22/23 Florin Andone – 6
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23/23 Alireza Jahanbakhsh – 6
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Predicted line-ups
Tottenham: Lloris; Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies; Dier, Wanyama, Eriksen, Alli; Son, Llorente
West Ham: Fabianski; Zabaleta, Balbuena, Diop, Masuaku; Rice, Noble, Anderson; Antonio, Arnautovic, Hernandez
What time does it start?
Tottenham vs West Ham kicks off at 12:30pm (GMT).
Where can I watch it?
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League from 11:30am and on Main Event from 12:10pm. Sky Sports subscribers can also watch the match via the Sky Go app.
The match will also be available on Now TV by grabbing a day pass for just £7.99 https://www.nowtv.com/watch-sky-sports-online
Highlights will be shown at 10:25pm on BBC One.
Form guide…
Tottenham: WWWLLW
West Ham: LWLLLD
Head-to-head…
West Ham 1 (Perez) Tottenham 3 (Son x2, Llorente), League Cup, October 2018
West Ham 0 Tottenham 1 (Lamela), Premier League, October 2018
Tottenham 1 (Son) West Ham 1 (Obiang), Premier League, January 2018
Tottenham 2 (Sissoko, Alli) West Ham 3 (Ayew x2, Ogbonna), League Cup, October 2017
West Ham 2 (Hernandez, Kouyate) Tottenham 3 (Kane x2, Eriksen), Premier League, September 2017
Odds…
Tottenham to win: 4/9
West Ham to win: 13/2
Draw: 4/1
Prediction…
Tottenham 3-0 West Ham – Pochettino may have half an eye on Tuesday night but Tottenham’s excellent record at their new stadium sees them enter this London derby as favourites. Spurs’ chances of finishing third have been greatly increased by the slip-ups of their London rivals Arsenal and Chelsea and they will want to consolidate that advantage here.
