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Saturday 7th March 5.30pm
Premier League
Turf Moor
Our chances of any silverware this season are basically gone and our league form is spiralling.
There's very little to be positive about at the moment and a visit to Burnley definitely isn't one of them.
Our squad's looking very ragged and they'll be out for revenge after the embarrassment at our place.
A win for them would also take them above us in the table.
Can the ginger Mourinho get one over on the real one or can we salvage something from this?
The Clarets have had a rather rollercoaster campaign so far, as their form has been all over the place.
A mixed start lead to short runs of consecutive losses, followed by similar runs of consecutive wins.
They've only drawn five games in the league and their scorelines have tended to be quite wide.
7 of their matches have ended 3-0 to one of the sides, showing how Jekyll and Hyde they can be.
They're playing very well at the moment, though and they're unbeaten in the last six league games.
Sean Dyche will probably fancy a late push for Europe and an opportunity to right some wrongs.
Their last campaign in the Europa League was a bit of a disaster, which I'm sure they've learned from.
His style of hardworking football came a little unstuck that year, showing the lack of squad depth at the time.
It's a blemish on his record that I expect he'd like to do something to address.
The club needs to be able to deal with it if they want to continue their growth.
Our visit to their ground last season was the beginning of the end for our season and the then manager.
A controversial Mike Dean performance and the return of a half-fit Harry Kane made the headlines.
The first half passed without much note, as we had most of the possession and territory, but didn't create much.
Burnley took the lead after the break via an incorrectly awarded corner, which Chris Wood headed home.
Harry Kane levelled it up before Ashley Barned gave them the points and Pochettino lost his rag:
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The home game in this campaign has probably been Mourinho's highlight at the helm, so far.
The players came flying out of the blocks and put the visitors to the sword in some style.
Harry Kane smashed in the opener after just 4 minutes, but we could already have been a couple ahead.
Lucas Moura added a second shortly after it, then Heung-Min Son made it three with the goal of the season.
Kane and Sissoko made sure of the result after the break, having both missed earlier chances to score:
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No injury news yet, but Kane, Son and Sissoko are out, while Lloris may make it back.
Lowton, Barnes and Gibson are out for Burnley. Gudmundsson is a doubt.
Neither side has any suspensions, though we've probably got a couple coming.
Lineups for each side's last league game:
Spurs: Gazzaniga; Sanchez, Dier, Tanganga; Aurier, Lo Celso, Winks, Davies; Moura, Alli, Bergwijn.
Subs: Vorm, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Skipp, Fernandes, Ndombele, Parrott.
League form: DWWWLL.
Burnley: Pope; Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor; Hendrick, Cork, Westwood, McNell; Rodriguez, Vydra.
Subs: Hart, Long, Pieters, Brownhill, Brady, Lennon, Wood.
League form: WWDWWD.
Ref: Jonathan Moss. VAR: Craig Pawson.
TV: Sky Sports.
How would you like to line up for this one and what would you change from the Norwich game?
Would you stick with much of the same lineup, make a few changes or go for a wholesale switch?
Which system and tactics would you use and what are you expecting Burnley to go with?
. Give Dele 10 mins.
