Son Heung-Min (Attacking midfield) – Son did not have his best game against Arsenal, but the South Korean is still so vital to the Spurs attack. He provides some much-needed width and pace, and his finishing is massively underrated. Retains his place.
Dele Alli (Attacking midfield) – Alli worked his socks off against Arsenal with little reward, and in truth should have scored when played through on goal by Erik Lamela. Still remains a Pochettino favourite and is expected to start on Tuesday. Retains his place.
Christian Eriksen (Attacking midfield) – Eriksen’s importance to this Spurs team was illustrated by a poor draw against Southampton a few weeks ago, and his emphatic return during a 2-0 win over Manchester United. The Dane keeps Spurs ticking up top, and is irreplaceable at the moment. Retains his place.
Harry Kane (Striker) – Not surprisingly, Kane scored again v Arsenal on Saturday. A towering header over Laurent Koscielny secured Spurs the win, and marked his seventh goal in north London derbies. As always, Kane is expected to start up front for Tottenham. Retains his place.