Tottenham Hotspur aims to rediscover any form when you visit Chelsea in the Premier League on Thursday evening.
Spurs joins the game after not winning any of her last three matches in the Premier League, and the defeat against Fulham before the international break raised even more pressure on the underfeuer-long posteclou. The lilywhites are in the lower half of the table and have nothing to play.
In the Europa League, Tottenham can find salvation before the season, but they will want to get shape during their remaining Premier League encounters. It starts against her London rivals on the Stamford Bridge.
So Tottenham could set up on Thursday.
GK: Guglielmo Vicario – The Italian could be busy at the Stamford Bridge because Spurs’ defensive problems and the return of Nicolas Jackson, Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke for the blues.
RB: Pedro Porro – Despite his defensive defects, Porro remains crucial for Tottenham’s attack game. The marauding runs and expert deliveries of the Spaniard could annoy Chelsea.
CB: Cristian Romero – Romero has been anything but flawless for club and country since his return of injuries a month ago and cannot afford to make individual mistakes against Chelsea.
CB: Micky van de Ven – It was rare that Postecoglou was able to set up his preferred central defender partnership this season, but Van de Ven is available next to Romero in West London.
LB: Djed Spence – Spence has been a surprising revelation in the past few months and could keep fate and fate away from the start -xi on Thursday evening. He may have to cope with the returnee Noni Madueke with the law of Chelsea.
DM: Pape Matar Sarr – Sarr has been in and from the Spurs page since the turn of the year and will compete with Lucas Bergvall and Yves Bissoumera for a starting place at the Stamford Bridge.
DM: Rodrigo Bentancur – In contrast to his teammates from the midfield, Bentancur has been a main support in Postecoglous since his comeback from the lock at the end of last year.
RW: Brennan Johnson – Wilson Odobert urges two goals against AZ Alkmaar before the international break, but Johnson remains the first choice on the right flank as things stand.
Am: James Maddison – Since Dejan Kulusevski is still a few weeks before returning, Maddison will be influential in the coming games. During this term, the attacking midfielder achieved 18 goal posts despite external criticism.
LW: son Heung -Min – Son only hit Chelsea three times in 20 meetings – a surprisingly bad balance in view of the quality of the South Korea. One of these strikes came during the 4: 3 defeat in December.
ST: Dominic Solanke – The former Chelsea striker was also on the player square during the seven-goal thriller at the beginning of this season and will punish his former employers on Thursday.