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Spurs are looking to secure a Champions League place for next season and will take a big step towards doing so with a win over the Hammers.
The north Londoners are yet to drop a point or concede a goal at their new stadium while West Ham haven’t won in their last four games.
Who will come out on top this weekend? Here’s everything you need to know about the clash.
The 21-year-old forward, currently on loan from Spurs at the Australian A-League club, channelled his inner Lionel Messi to open the scoring against Central Coast Mariners on Friday.
Harrison danced through two defenders into the box, then beat another before dropping his shoulder and outsmarting the goalkeeper with a clever finish.
Admittedly, the defenders have a lot to answer for, and Harrison went on to bag a second during the 5-0 hammering at AAMI Park.
The Englishman needs something to spark his Tottenham career.
After breaking through the club’s academy in 2016, he made his debut as an 83rd-minute substitute in a 2-1 defeat to Liverpool in the EFL Cup.
The Brazil international was absent from his side’s 5-0 thrashing over Huddersfield on Friday night with a minor muscle tear and is a doubt for Wednesday’s Champions League semi-final first leg in Barcelona.
“The official diagnosis (is) he has a small tear in a very small muscle. Apart from the word ‘tear’, everything is positive,” said Klopp.
“It’s Bobby, so he might be ready for Wednesday but we don’t know obviously in the moment.
“Because it’s him, it’s more likely than not but we will see. Of all the badness you can get, it’s pretty much the best, but it’s still bad enough that he couldn’t play (against Huddersfield).”
The victory took Liverpool back to the top of the table and restored their two-point advantage over City, who face a potentially tricky trip to Turf Moor.
It lifted the Reds to 91 points and it is remarkable to think they could finish the season with 97 points.
The Premier League’s two leading goalscorers – Mohamed Salah took his tally to 21 and Sadio Mane 20 as both scored twice against the Terriers – and potentially the PFA Player of the Year in Virgil Van Dijk and still not win the title.
But Klopp insists he is not losing too much sleep over that.
“OK, 91 points, it’s crazy. In the end, we cannot do more than win these games and that’s what we did so far and what we try to do again,” added Klopp.
“Why should we think where City could slip or not? If we do, the job in these two (remaining) games and something happens in the other games, then we are there.
“If not, then we still did our best, our 100 per cent best and that’s the only thing we can expect from us.
“You cannot ask for luck, you cannot ask for destiny, you have to work for it and then the rest around happens, and that’s exactly what we do.
“I wasn’t 100 per cent sure what happens when United played City and I came into training the next morning and the mood was exactly like before, really good.
Manchester City climbed a point clear at the top of the table with a 2-0 victory over Man United this week.
It means the title is now out of Liverpool’s hands. They could even end the season with 97 points, the highest points tally in the club’s history, and still not be crowned champions.
And, given they once held a huge lead at the summit, talkSPORT host Durham said the Reds have ‘bottled’ their chance to finally end their long wait for a league crown.
This means you’ve got three more weekends to get your Fantasy Premier League side top of the multiple mini-leagues you’re in.
It’s tough but there are some handy fixtures coming up and you’ll need to make the right moves in the market if you’re going to have any success this weekend.
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Managers are only allowed a maximum three players from one Premier League team, so this week we’ll be giving our top tips rather than our ins and outs.
So here at talkSPORT.com we’ve picked out the players you should be looking at, featuring some fresh faces as well as trusty old favourites.
The Sun write that the continued discord around Stamford Bridge means they fully expect to be on their way after just one year in London.
Sarri, who lost his cool during Monday night’s 2-2 draw with Burnley, knows he is fighting to keep his job.
While the Blues still have realistic hopes of reaching the Champions League, there is an increased feeling Sarri will not be at the club next season.
Meanwhile, the Italian coach has been hit with an £8,000 fine after he was sent from the sidelines against the Clarets, with the 60-year-old accepting the misconduct charge thrown at him by the Football Association.
Sarri, who allegedly suffered abuse from the Burnley bench, was sent to the stands by referee Kevin Friend in stoppage time after chaos erupted at Stamford Bridge.
There’s even a battle for seventh which could see a side like Wolverhampton Wanderers, Watford, Everton, or Leicester in the Europa League next year.
Liverpool will hope to put pressure on Man City by grabbing a win on Friday night against relegated Huddersfield, while Tottenham can turn the screw on their rivals as they take on West Ham early on Saturday in a must-win London derby.
And Sunday is most definitely super with Leicester vs Arsenal, Burnley vs Man City, and Manchester United vs Chelsea – not bad at all.
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But how could the table look by the end of the weekend? Using data from sportsvisualized.com, talkSPORT.com reveals the highest and lowest potential position for each team at the end of this round of fixtures.
You can see the results, below…
It has been widely reported in the Scottish media that the 20-year-old is on the verge of signing a four-year deal with the Ibrox club.
The midfielder has impressed with Motherwell since making his first Scottish Premiership start in January, going on to score seven goals in 14 games in all competitions.
He is out of contract with the club this summer and looks set to be heading to Ibrox to play under Gerrard.
The Rangers manager said: “It’s no secret that there’s an interest there but until we get it complete, there’s nothing really to say on it.
“I’m not going to sit here and deny it because obviously it’s out there that there is an interest.”
The 21-year-old, who has found the net on just three occasions in his last 14 games across all competitions, had a poor game by his standards as United lost 2-0 to rivals Man City in the derby on Wednesday night.
That was remarkably their seventh defeat in just nine games, and Ricky, an avid United fan, made his feelings clear on the England striker when he phoned in to talkSPORT during Thursday’s Drive show.
“I watch him every week and I don’t rate him,” he said.
“I’m not just saying that because of the stats, I’ve looked at them and have a vested interest.
The Spanish FA are reportedly in negotiations with the government of Saudi Arabia over a possible deal to play the match, which is the Community Shield equivalent, abroad.
According to Marca, the proposal is worth €30million per season for the next six years.
Negotiations are still ongoing and nothing has been finalised.