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Sunday 12th March 2pm
FA Cup Quarter-Final
White Hart Lane
The team set a new record for us with the victory over Everton, recording our ninth consecutive home win in the league.
It's an impressive run and one that we'll need to continue, if we're to maintain our position.
This game will be something a little different, though.
Our last ever FA Cup game at the Lane and it's against another London club in good form.
This competition was made for games like this.
Millwall are currently sitting in 6th place in League One, having gone unbeaten since just before Christmas.
They've tightened up at the back and are grinding out results, steadily climbing the table.
A play-off place looks pretty likely, but automatic promotion's not completely out of reach.
How did they reach this stage of the competition?
Wins over Southend and Braintree took them to the 3rd round and they've since played 3 Premier League sides.
Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester all fell at The Den, each failing to score a single goal.
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Plenty of warnings there for us to add to the one we got against Wycombe in the 3rd round.
We need to put out a strong side and they need to be fully switched on.
This is our best shot at a trophy and it's been too long without one.
Millwall's latest league game was against MK Dons and was another win for the hosts:
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Who to look out for from Millwall?
Veteran striker Steve Morison's in his 2nd successful spell at the club and he's their main threat up front.
Aiden O'Brien and Lee Gregory are their other options and they're both finding the net frequently, too.
Fred Onyedinma is a tricky young winger who we need to look out for, as well.
Ex-Spurs academy keeper Jordan Archer will be between the posts for the visitors.
He won their Player of the Year award last season.
Left-back Joe Martin is another one of our ex-academy players, the son of Alvin Martin.
Centre-backs Jake Cooper and Tony Craig have impressed recently, since the former joined from Reading on loan.
They were both nominated for the latest League 1 POTM, with the Cooper winning it.
Neither club has any suspensions for this one, but we're still missing Rose and Lamela through injury.
Millwall will give late tests to Archer, Morison and Wallace.
Lineups for each side's last league game:
Spurs: Lloris; Dier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen; Walker, Wanyama, Dembele, Davies; Eriksen, Alli; Kane.
Subs: Vorm, Trippier, Wimmer, Winks, Sissoko, Son, Janssen.
League form: DDWLWW.
Millwall: King; Cummings, Cooper, Webster, Craig; Ferguson, Thompson, Williams, Onyedinma, O'Brien, Gregory.
Subs: Girling, Hutchinson, Butcher, Worrall, Romeo, Wallace, Morison.
League form: WWWDDW.
Referee: Martin Atkinson.
TV: BBC1.
Do we risk squad rotation for this one and if so, do we change our system?
Has anyone looked like they need resting or dropping and who should replace them, if they have?
How do we avoid the defensive issues we had against Wycombe?
