Tottenham Hotspur are targeting a fourth consecutive Premier League victory as they visit West Ham United, who are bidding to bounce back from a defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion.
Team news
Spurs have Christian Eriksen (abdomen) and Mousa Dembele (thigh) available again after injury.
Dele Alli (hamstring) is expected to return to training next week while Danny Rose (groin) could be back in time for the Man City fixture.
West Ham look set to welcome back Chicharito, but Winston Reid (knee), Andy Carroll and Jack Wilshere (both ankle) are still out.
Robert Snodgrass (ankle) is available for selection, as is Arthur Masuaku (ankle) but Carlos Sanchez and Manuel Lanzini (both knee) are sidelined.
Did you know?
West Ham have won 14 Premier League matches against Spurs. Against no side have they won more. They have also beaten Southampton 14 times.
The Hammers have the chance to win a second consecutive PL match at the London Stadium for the first time since December 2016.
Spurs are targeting a fifth successive victory in a PL London derby. They last won five top-flight London derbies in a row in January 1961.
Harry Kane has scored seven goals in his last seven PL meetings with West Ham and was on target twice at the London Stadium when Spurs triumphed 3-2 last season. No player has scored more PL away goals this season than Kane, with four.
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Assistants: Stephen Child, Peter Kirkup
Fourth official: David Coote
