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Saturday 1st April 3pm
Premier League
Turf Moor
Our players seem to have survived the international break intact, so now we're back to the real thing.
A tricky trip to a side who have a very strong home record is a massive potential banana skin.
If the table was purely based on home games, then our hosts would be 6th. We'd be top, annoyingly.
We need to be at our best to avoid becoming April Fools.
Sean Dyche's side are currently having a bit of a poor run, having failed to win a game in February or March.
This dip may be a little misleading though, as they've only played two home games during that time.
A draw with Chelsea in the league was a good result, but a loss to Lincoln was quite the opposite.
Even with this mini-slump, their manager take hope from the fact that their losses were all by a single goal.
Liverpool, Swansea and Watford all edged tight games and all were away from Turf Moor.
The game at White Hart Lane was another narrow away loss for Burnley.
It arrived a week before Christmas and we were in a generous mood at the back at the start.
Despite creating chances ourselves, we looked sloppy and disorganised, going behind to virtually their only chance.
Ashley Barnes took advantage of some chaotic pinball to fire home.
He then spent the rest of the half fouling people and was lucky not to be sent off.
Going behind seemed to shake the lethargy a little and we were soon level.
Walker centred for Alli to fire home, which was a little surprising, as he'd been having a poor game.
The teams went in level, but we were well on top and the dominance told in the second half.
Dyche was angered by our winner though, as it was provided by Sissoko.
That's bad enough on it's own, but he escaped dismissal shortly beforehand for a poor tackle.
His pass to set up Danny Rose didn't go down well with our gruff opponent.
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There was no corresponding trip last season, as Burnley were in the Championship.
Here are some previous Spurs goals at Turf Moor, instead:
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Neither side has any suspensions for this game.
Kane, Rose and Lamela all continue to miss out, while Janssen faces a late test, following his illness.
Burnley's only absence is Spurs old boy Dean Marney, who is out for the season, unfortunately.
Lineups for each side's last league game:
Spurs: Lloris; Dier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen; Walker, Wanyama, Dembele, Davies; Eriksen, Alli; Son.
Subs: Vorm, Trippier, Wimmer, Winks, Sissoko, Onomah, Janssen.
League form: DWLWWW.
Burnley: Heaton; Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward; Boyd, Barton, Hendrick, Arfield; Barnes, Gray.
Subs: Robinson, Flanagan, Tarkowski, Westwood, Defour, Brady, Vokes.
League form: LDDLLD.
Referee: Stuart Atwell.
TV: Not televised.
Did Son do well enough against Southampton to keep his place?
Do we need to change anything in the system to deal with Kane's continued absence?
Is there anything different that we need to do to deal with Burnley's tactics?
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