PROBABLE LINEUPS
TOTTENHAM
Lloris
Walker, Dawson, Vertonghen, Assou-Ekotto
Lennon, Parker, Dembele, Bale
Holtby
Defoe
FULHAM
Schwarzer
Riether, Hangeland, Senderos, Riise
Dejagah, Sidwell, Karagounis, Duff
Ruiz
Berbatov
Emmanuel Adebayor (ankle) and Aaron Lennon (hamstring) missed the loss to Liverpool last time out but both featured in the 4-1 loss to Inter in the Europa League last 16 on Thursday so are expected to make Saturday's matchday squad.
Tom Huddlestone (knee) made the bench at Anfield and San Siro, but did not make the pitch as he continues his return to first-team action, while Sandro (knee) remains a long-term casualty.
Meanwhile, Fulham manager Martin Jol has a near-fully fit squad to choose from for the trip to White Hart Lane, with only Mahamdou Diarra (knee) definitely missing out while Eyong Enoh and Kerim Frei are slowly returning to match fitness.
DID YOU KNOW?
Tottenham's defeat away at Liverpool was their first in 13 games in the Premier League.
Andre Villas-Boas' side have scored just 22 times in front of their own fans in the league all season.
But have only failed to find the back of the net on three separate occasions this term, with only league leaders Manchester United boasting a better record with two.
The reverse fixture between the two clubs at Craven Cottage back in December ended 3-0 to Tottenham, with Jermain Defoe grabbing a double and Sandro completing the rout.
The game will see Dimitar Berbatov, Mousa Dembele and possibly Clint Dempsey feature against their former clubs, while Martin Jol managed Tottenham for three years between 2004-07.
Fulham have picked up just 12 of their 33 points on their travels this season.
Only four teams in the have conceded more goals on the road than Fulham's tally of 27.
Fulham have won none of their last eight Premier League matches against Tottenham, losing the last six in a row. Spurs are 10/1 with bet365 to win 3-1 on Sunday.
Prediction
The blip that was the defeat against Liverpool at Anfield last weekend is likely to be long forgotten by the time Fulham visit White Hart Lane. With a timely boost of progress through to the Europa League quarter-finals behind them, Spurs head into this game full of confidence and looking to press their home advantage and keep their top-four hopes on track.
Editor's Prediction
Tottenham 3-1 Fulham
TOTTENHAM
Lloris
Walker, Dawson, Vertonghen, Assou-Ekotto
Lennon, Parker, Dembele, Bale
Holtby
Defoe
FULHAM
Schwarzer
Riether, Hangeland, Senderos, Riise
Dejagah, Sidwell, Karagounis, Duff
Ruiz
Berbatov
Emmanuel Adebayor (ankle) and Aaron Lennon (hamstring) missed the loss to Liverpool last time out but both featured in the 4-1 loss to Inter in the Europa League last 16 on Thursday so are expected to make Saturday's matchday squad.
Tom Huddlestone (knee) made the bench at Anfield and San Siro, but did not make the pitch as he continues his return to first-team action, while Sandro (knee) remains a long-term casualty.
Meanwhile, Fulham manager Martin Jol has a near-fully fit squad to choose from for the trip to White Hart Lane, with only Mahamdou Diarra (knee) definitely missing out while Eyong Enoh and Kerim Frei are slowly returning to match fitness.
DID YOU KNOW?
Tottenham's defeat away at Liverpool was their first in 13 games in the Premier League.
Andre Villas-Boas' side have scored just 22 times in front of their own fans in the league all season.
But have only failed to find the back of the net on three separate occasions this term, with only league leaders Manchester United boasting a better record with two.
The reverse fixture between the two clubs at Craven Cottage back in December ended 3-0 to Tottenham, with Jermain Defoe grabbing a double and Sandro completing the rout.
The game will see Dimitar Berbatov, Mousa Dembele and possibly Clint Dempsey feature against their former clubs, while Martin Jol managed Tottenham for three years between 2004-07.
Fulham have picked up just 12 of their 33 points on their travels this season.
Only four teams in the have conceded more goals on the road than Fulham's tally of 27.
Fulham have won none of their last eight Premier League matches against Tottenham, losing the last six in a row. Spurs are 10/1 with bet365 to win 3-1 on Sunday.
Prediction
The blip that was the defeat against Liverpool at Anfield last weekend is likely to be long forgotten by the time Fulham visit White Hart Lane. With a timely boost of progress through to the Europa League quarter-finals behind them, Spurs head into this game full of confidence and looking to press their home advantage and keep their top-four hopes on track.
Editor's Prediction
Tottenham 3-1 Fulham