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Team news:
Hugo Lloris is fit to start for Tottenham against Manchester United despite being left bloodied in their win over Leicester.
The keeper was caught in the face by Jamie Vardy at the end of the 2-1 Boxing Day win at the Foxes but is available to face United.
Ryan Mason could return to the starting line-up after being a second-half substitute at Leicester following an ankle injury.
Midfielder Angel di Maria is a big doubt for United because of a pelvis injury he suffered in training on Christmas Eve.
Belgian duo Marouane Fellaini and Adnan Januzaj are out through illness, but left-back Luke Shaw took part in a post-match training session on Boxing Day and could feature for the first time since November 22, when he injured his ankle against Arsenal.
Utility man Daley Blind (knee) and defender Marcos Rojo (thigh) are out and midfielder Ander Herrera (muscle injury) is unlikely to feature.
Match notes:
Tottenham's season has been marked by inconsistency but the win at Leicester was their fifth in seven league games, suggesting Mauricio Pochettino's side are on the rise.
Manchester United's belated title challenge is gaining credibility. While Louis Van Gaal's side remain ten points adrift of leaders Chelsea, and continue display defensive vulnerabilities, the Boxing Day victory over Newcastle was their seventh win in eight games, and should they leave White Hart Lane with three points, their claims to be genuine contenders will strengthen further.
Possible line ups:
Tottenham (Possible, 4-2-3-1): Lloris; Walker, Fazio, Vertonghen, Davies; Mason, Bentaleb; Lamela, Eriksen, Chadli; Kane.
Out: F**king none! :eek:
Manchester United (Possible, 3-5-2): De Gea; Smalling, Jones, Evans; Valencia, Rooney, Carrick, Mata, Young; Falcao, Van Persie.
Out: Fellaini, Januzaj (both illness), Blind (knee), Herrera (muscular), Rojo (thigh).
Referee: Jon Moss: 13 Y45 R5.
Almost this time last year: