Tottenham have been stretched by injuries in recent weeks and they will be without Dele Alli, Danny Rose and Jan Vertonghen at the London Stadium. After holding Chelsea and beating Manchester United in their past two home games, West Ham can be forgiven for wondering if this is a good time to play their London rivals. With that in mind, Mauricio Pochettino could do with Christian Eriksen shaking off the abdominal injury that has kept him out for a month. Jacob Steinberg
Saturday 3pm
Venue London Stadium
Last season West Ham 2 Tottenham 3
Referee Martin Atkinson
This season G8 Y29 R0 3.63 cards/game
Odds H 3-1 A 5-6 D 11-4
WEST HAM
Subs from Adrián, Trott, Ogbonna, Powell, Fredericks, Cresswell, Coventry, Snodgrass, Pérez, Hernández, Antonio, Diangana
Doubtful Hernández (ill), Masuaku, Snodgrass (both ankle)
Injured Carroll, Wilshere (both ankle, Nov), Reid (knee, Jan), Lanzini, Sánchez (both knee, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y22 R0
Form LLWDWL
Leading scorer Arnautovic 4
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Vorm, Gazzaniga, Aurier, Walker-Peters, Foyth, Wanyama, Winks, Sissoko, Eriksen, Nkoudou, Llorente
Doubtful None
Injured Alli (hamstring), Rose (groin, both 27 Oct), Vertonghen (hamstring, Dec)
Suspended None
Discipline Y12 R0
Form WLLWWW
Leading scorer Kane 5