Son Heung-Min (Attacking midfield) – One of Spurs’ best players all season, Son underlined that with a stunning strike to rescue a point against West Ham. Another who got a deserved rest in the FA Cup, Son is expected to come back in on Saturday. Son for Moussa Sissoko.
Dele Alli (Attacking midfield) – Alli has begun to find his feet for Spurs this season with four assists and two goals in his last four Premier League matches. He was rested against the Dons but expected to be reinstated v Everton. Alli for Erik Lamela.
Christian Eriksen (Attacking midfield) – Another player who is yet to hit the heights for Spurs as of yet, Eriksen looks to be getting back to some kind of form recently. Left out against Wimbledon, he is expected to start as usual against the Toffees in the eighth change. Eriksen for Fernando Llorente.
Harry Kane (Striker) – Kane was a surprise starter against the Dons, but it was lucky for Spurs that Pochettino took that decision. The game was 0-0 at the break and took a quickfire double from Kane to break the deadlock and seal the win for Spurs. Expected to retain his place as usual v Everton, a team which he scored a stunner against last season.