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Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to return to winning ways when they travel to the Vitality Stadium to take on Bournemouth in the Premier League on Thursday night.

While Spurs were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Fulham last weekend, Bournemouth beat Wolves by a 4-2 scoreline at Molineux, and here, Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest team news for the two clubs.

BOURNEMOUTH vs. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

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BOURNEMOUTH

Out: Alex Scott (knee), Julian Araujo (hamstring), Luis Sinisterra (hamstring)

Doubtful: Lewis Cook (muscle)

Sports Mole's predicted XI: Kepa; Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez; Adams, Christie; Semenyo, Kluivert, Tavernier; Evanilson

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

Out: Rodrigo Bentancur (suspension), Guglielmo Vicario (ankle), Micky van de Ven (hamstring), Richarlison (hamstring), Wilson Odobert (hamstring), Mikey Moore (illness)

Doubtful: Dominic Solanke (illness), Cristian Romero (toe), Archie Gray (knock/dead leg)

Sports Mole's predicted XI: Forster; Porro, Dragusin, Davies, Udogie; Kulusevski, Bissouma, Maddison; Johnson, Solanke, Son

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Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 16

Bournemouth wins: 4

Draws: 2

Spurs wins: 10

Bournemouth and Tottenham Hotspur have faced each other a total of 16 times across all competitions, with Spurs leading the overall head-to-head record having posted 10 wins to the Cherries' four, while just two draws have been played out between the two clubs.

The very first meeting between these two teams took place in February 1957 when Bournemouth (known then as Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic) beat Tottenham 3-1 on home soil in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Since then, each of the last 15 meetings between these two teams have been played in the Premier League, with Spurs initially dominating this fixture with six wins and one draw in their first seven top-flight encounters against Bournemouth, scoring 22 goals in the process.

Tottenham thrashed the Cherries by a 5-1 scoreline at the Vitality Stadium in October 2015, and then 4-1 at the same venue in March 2018, while they also celebrated 4-0 and 5-0 home victories during this run in April 2017 and December 2018 respectively.

At the eighth time of asking as a Premier League club, Bournemouth picked up their first three points against Spurs in a slender 1-0 home win in May 2019, courtesy of a dramatic 90th-minute goal from Nathan Ake.

Including that victory, Bournemouth have accumulated 10 points from their last 24 available against Spurs, with three of those collected in a 3-2 away win in April 2023 when Dominic Solanke - who now plies his trade at Spurs - got his name on the scoresheet for the Cherries.

Tottenham did the double over Bournemouth in the 2023-24 campaign, with James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski on target in a 2-0 away win in August 2023, four months before Pape Matar Sarr, Son Heung-min and Richarlison all scored in a 3-1 home success, with Alex Scott netting a late consolation for the Cherries in that one.

However, Bournemouth deservedly won the most recent encounter between the two teams in December 2024, with teenage defender Dean Huijsen scoring the only goal in a 1-0 victory at the Vitality Stadium.

Previous meetings

Dec 05, 2024: Bournemouth 1-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Dec 31, 2023: Spurs 3-1 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Aug 26, 2023: Bournemouth 0-2 Spurs (Premier League)

Apr 15, 2023: Spurs 2-3 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Oct 29, 2022: Bournemouth 2-3 Spurs (Premier League)

Jul 09, 2020: Bournemouth 0-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Nov 30, 2019: Spurs 3-2 Bournemouth (Premier League)

May 04, 2019: Bournemouth 1-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Dec 26, 2018: Spurs 5-0 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Mar 11, 2018: Bournemouth 1-4 Spurs (Premier League)

Oct 14, 2017: Spurs 1-0 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Apr 15, 2017: Spurs 4-0 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Oct 22, 2016: Bournemouth 0-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Mar 20, 2016: Spurs 3-0 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Last 10 Premier League meetings

Dec 05, 2024: Bournemouth 1-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Dec 31, 2023: Spurs 3-1 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Aug 26, 2023: Bournemouth 0-2 Spurs (Premier League)

Apr 15, 2023: Spurs 2-3 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Oct 29, 2022: Bournemouth 2-3 Spurs (Premier League)

Jul 09, 2020: Bournemouth 0-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Nov 30, 2019: Spurs 3-2 Bournemouth (Premier League)

May 04, 2019: Bournemouth 1-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Dec 26, 2018: Spurs 5-0 Bournemouth (Premier League)

Mar 11, 2018: Bournemouth 1-4 Spurs (Premier League)

Tottenham Hotspur will be without at least six players for Thursday's Premier League clash with Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.

While Rodrigo Bentancur will serve the third of his seven-game domestic suspension, Guglielmo Vicario (ankle), Micky van de Ven, Richarlison, Wilson Odobert (all hamstring) and Mikey Moore (illness) all remain in the treatment room.

Thursday's game may also come too soon for Cristian Romero, who has missed the last three games with a toe injury, but Ange Postecoglou is hopeful that Dominic Solanke and Archie Gray will be fit to feature.

While Gray was forced off in the closing stages of Tottenham's 1-1 draw with Fulham last weekend with a knock/dead leg, Solanke missed out altogether through illness, but he should be fit to feature against his former club Bournemouth.

A return in attack for Solanke would likely see Timo Werner make way and would also allow Son Heung-min to move over to his favoured left flank, while Brennan Johnson, who scored the opener against Fulham, is set to continue on the right.

James Maddison, Pape Matar Sarr and Yves Bissouma all started in centre-midfield last time out, but one of those three is expected to be replaced by Dejan Kulusevski.

A back four of Pedro Porro, Radu Dragusin, Ben Davies and Destiny Udogie will likely remain intact, protecting goalkeeper Fraser Forster.

Tottenham Hotspur possible starting lineup: Forster; Porro, Dragusin, Davies, Udogie; Kulusevski, Bissouma, Maddison; Johnson, Solanke, Son

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Still seeking to solve their chronic inconsistent form, Tottenham Hotspur travel to the Vitality Stadium to take on Bournemouth in the Premier League on Thursday night.

The two teams meet for the first time since December 2023 when Spurs secured a 3-1 top-flight victory over the Cherries in North London.

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After losing back-to-back Premier League games either side of the international break to Brentford (3-2) and Brighton & Hove Albion (2-1), Bournemouth returned to winning ways in emphatic fashion courtesy of a 4-2 success at Wolverhampton Wanderers last weekend.

Justin Kluivert became the first player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick of penalties, with Evanilson also etching his name into the history books as the first individual to win three penalties in a single PL match, while Milos Kerkez was also on the scoresheet as the Cherries celebrated their first top-flight away win since August.

Andoni Iraola's side currently sit 13th in the Premier League table with 18 points on the board, six points and three places better off than last season, and a victory over Spurs could see them shoot up the standings and above Thursday's opponents in seventh spot.

Bournemouth will welcome a return to the Vitality Stadium as they have won three of their last four Premier League home games, including two impressive victories over Arsenal (2-0) and Manchester City (2-1), although the aforementioned loss to Brighton did take place in front of their own fans just over a week ago.

The Cherries have struggled to get the better of Spurs as a Premier League club, as they have only won two of their 14 meetings in the top tier and lost both encounters last season by an aggregate score of 5-1.

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Since claiming a statement 4-0 victory away against Manchester City in the Premier League, Tottenham have been forced to settle for back-to-back draws against Roma and Fulham, despite leading in both matches.

Spurs conceded a 91st-minute equaliser in a 2-2 draw at home to Roma in the Europa League last week, three days before sharing the spoils in a 1-1 Premier League draw with 10-man Fulham, with Brennan Johnson's opener cancelled out by Tom Cairney, who was later sent off in the closing stages.

Three wins, two draws and three defeats have been posted by Ange Postecoglou's inconsistent side across their last eight fixtures in all competitions, and they currently sit seventh in the Premier League table, three points behind the top four and five behind North London rivals Arsenal in second.

Finding the back of the net has not been an issue for Spurs, who are the Premier League's leading scorers this term - at the time of writing - with 28 goals in 13 matches, while they have failed to make the net ripple in just one of their last 24 top-flight games played outside of London - a 4-0 defeat at Newcastle United in April.

Tottenham - who have been drawn against non-league Tamworth in the FA Cup third round - may have been inconsistent on the road so far this season, winning four, drawing one and losing four of their nine away matches, but they will fancy their chances of success on Thursday as they have won 10 of their 14 Premier League meetings with Bournemouth; only against Swansea City (79%) do that have a higher win rate against a team they have faced at least 10 times in the division.

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Bournemouth trio Alex Scott (knee), Julian Araujo and Luis Sinisterra (both hamstring) all remain sidelined with injuries, while Lewis Cook is doubtful with a muscle problem that forced him to miss last weekend's win against Wolves.

The potential absence of Cook could see Iraola stick with Tyler Adams and Ryan Christie in centre-midfield, while Kluivert is set to retains his spot in a central role in behind striker Evanilson.

Antoine Semenyo also missed the win at Molineux through suspension, but the attacker is available for selection on Thursday and is expected to start on the right flank at the expense of David Brooks.

As for Tottenham, Rodrigo Bentancur will serve the third of his seven-game domestic suspension, while Guglielmo Vicario (ankle), Micky van de Ven, Richarlison, Wilson Odobert (all hamstring) and Mikey Moore (illness) all remain in the treatment room.

Thursday's contest may also come too soon for Cristian Romero, who has missed the last three games with a toe injury, and Archie Gray (knock/dead leg) is also a doubt, but Postecoglou is hopeful that Dominic Solanke will be fit to feature against his former club after missing the draw with Fulham through illness.

A return in attack for Solanke would likely see Timo Werner make way and would also allow Son Heung-min to move over to his favoured left flank, while Brennan Johnson is set to continue on the right as Dejan Kulusevski seeks to replace one of James Maddison, Pape Matar Sarr or Yves Bissouma in midfield.

Bournemouth possible starting lineup:

Kepa; Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez; Adams, Christie; Semenyo, Kluivert, Tavernier; Evanilson

Tottenham Hotspur possible starting lineup:

Forster; Porro, Dragusin, Davies, Udogie; Kulusevski, Bissouma, Maddison; Johnson, Solanke, Son

We say: Bournemouth 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham average 2.5 goals per game in the Premier League against Bournemouth (35 goals in 14 games), their highest rate against any other team they have faced at least 10 times in the division, and they will back themselves to have more joy in the final third against a Cherries side who have kept just one clean sheet all season (against Arsenal).

Bournemouth, who have scored at least twice in each of their least four matches, are also set to pose a threat in attack, especially with Semenyo returning, so we can envisage an entertaining, end-to-end contest being played out at the Vitality, one that may end with the spoils being shared.

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Tottenham Hotspur are back in action on Thursday evening when they square off against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.

Ange Postecoglou's side head into this fixture having collected four points from their last two Premier League fixtures, albeit there being disappointment over only earning a share of the spoils versus Fulham on Sunday.

The North London outfit begin the latest matchday in seventh position in the Premier League table, five points adrift of second-placed Arsenal.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up Tottenham's latest injury and suspension news ahead of their showdown with Bournemouth, who are on a high having hit four past Wolverhampton Wanderers last time out.

Guglielmo Vicario

Status: Out

Type of injury: Ankle

Possible return date: Unknown

First-choice goalkeeper Vicario remarkably played for over an hour at the Etihad Stadium last month with a broken ankle, which he has since undergone surgery for, and Postecoglou has confirmed that the Italian faces months out of action.

Cristian Romero

Status: Minor doubt

Type of injury: Toe

Possible return date: December 5 (vs. Fulham)

Romero is ever closer to coming back from a toe injury. Having missed out against Fulham, the Argentina international could be back in the squad for this contest.

Richarlison

Status: Out

Type of injury: Hamstring

Possible return date: January 15 (vs. Arsenal)

Richarlison's hamstring problem is expected to render him unavailable until the early stages of January, potentially meaning that he could make his comeback in the next North London derby.

Micky van de Ven

Status: Out

Type of injury: Hamstring

Possible return date: December 19 (vs. Manchester United)

Unlike Richarlison, Micky van de Ven's hamstring problem may have completely healed before the end of 2024, but the Dutchman will not be back in action for approximately three more weeks.

Wilson Odobert

Status: Out

Type of injury: Hamstring

Possible return date: Unknown

Just after making a comeback from one hamstring problem, summer signing Odobert sustained an even more severe injury in the same area and will be out for the long-term after undergoing an operation.

Mikey Moore

Status: Out

Type of injury: Illness

Possible return date: December 12 (vs. Rangers)

Teenage sensation Moore has been laid low by a troublesome illness this month, and Postecoglou has conceded that it will be the middle of the month before the 17-year-old makes his return.

Dominic Solanke

Status: Minor doubt

Type of injury: Illness

Possible return date: December 5 (vs. Bournemouth)

Solanke had been due to feature against Fulham on Sunday, only for Postecoglou to send him home when it became apparent that he was suffering with an illness. However, the forward is likely to be contention to face his old club.

Archie Gray

Status: Major doubt

Type of injury: Knock

Possible return date: December 5 (vs. Bournemouth)

Gray needed to be withdrawn shortly after his introduction on Sunday after sustaining what Postecoglou described as a dead leg. If the youngster is passed fit to feature on the South coast, he will be selected among the replacements.

TOTTENHAM'S SUSPENSION LIST

Rodrigo Bentancur

Return date: December 12 (vs. Rangers)

Bentancur serves the third of his seven-match domestic suspension for an offensive comment that he made about Son Heung-min and South Koreans over the summer, but he will return for Spurs' next Europa League game.

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Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly added Angers goalkeeper Yahia Fofana to their list of possible replacements for the injured Guglielmo Vicario.

Ange Postecoglou's number one will be sidelined for a number of months after undergoing an operation to repair an ankle fracture he sustained in the 4-0 thrashing of Manchester City last weekend.

Vicario revealed after his operation that he had astonishingly played through the pain of a broken bone for an hour at the Etihad, having sustained the serious injury early in the first half.

While the Italian works his way back from surgery, his regular deputy Fraser Forster will serve as Tottenham's stand-in number one for at least a few weeks, starting with Thursday's 2-2 Europa League draw with Roma.

Forster made a wonder save in the dying embers of that match before Roma levelled deep into stoppage time through Mats Hummels, and the Englishman will earn a rare Premier League start at home to Fulham on Sunday.

Tottenham 'set sights' on Angers goalkeeper

While Forster guards the posts in Vicario's absence, Alfie Whiteman and Brandon Austin will serve as his backups, but the pair only have one senior Tottenham appearance between them.

Furthermore, with Forster turning 37 next year and out of contract at the end of the season, Spurs could simply fast-track their search for a successor to the ex-England international in the January window.

According to The Sun, Angers number one Fofana is a player who has caught the eye of the Lilywhites, having made a name for himself domestically and internationally since leaving Le Havre on a free transfer in 2022.

The 6ft 4in goalkeeper kept 14 clean sheets in the 2023-24 Ligue 2 season to help Les Scoistes return to the top flight, although he only has one shut-out to his name from 12 outings this season.

However, Fofana was the Ivory Coast's starting goalkeeper throughout their successful Africa Cup of Nations campaign earlier this year and has been his country's number one ever since making his debut in September 2023.

The 24-year-old is also only under contract with Angers until the end of next season, and despite his best efforts, Les Scoistes are currently on course for an immediate relegation back down to Ligue 2 as they sit second from bottom in the Ligue 1 table.

Angers may therefore have to consider letting Fofana leave in 2025 if the two parties do not agree fresh terms, although they will likely fight tooth and nail to stop their number one from departing midway through the season.

Which other goalkeepers could Spurs target in January?

Fofana is thought to be one of three young goalkeepers on Tottenham's radar for a January move, a list that also includes two EFL proteges in the shape of James Trafford (Burnley) and Anthony Patterson (Sunderland).

The report adds that a deal for Patterson would prove more feasible than Trafford, although Spurs should still not expect to land the former on the cheap as Sunderland push for Premier League promotion.

Tottenham Hotspur are apparently one of two Premier League sides hoping to prise talented teenage midfielder Valentin Atangana away from Reims in 2025.

The 19-year-old came through the academy system with Les Rouges et Blancs before being promoted to the first team in 2023, and he has now cemented himself as a regular fixture in midfield.

Atangana has started all 13 of Reims' Ligue 1 fixtures this season, helping his side mount a charge for the European places as they lie ninth in the top-flight table, only five points behind third-placed Marseille.

Atangana is yet to register a goal or assist in 35 senior appearances for his current club, but he has earned plaudits for his exceptional defensive work, largely excelling as a holding midfielder in the embryonic phase of his career.

However, Atangana made his mark on his first two appearances for France's Under-21s earlier this month, scoring on his debut against Italy before winning a penalty for Bayern Munich's Mathys Tel to convert against Germany a few days later.

Spurs to rival Aston Villa for the new Kante?

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According to The Sun, Tottenham are one of a staggering 26 teams to have sent scouts to watch Atangana in action last weekend, where he played 66 minutes in a 2-0 Ligue 1 loss to Lens.

Premier League rivals Aston Villa are also rumoured to be keeping an eye on the 19-year-old's displays, and French media have already likened the Rouges et Blancs product to Premier League and Champions League winner N'Golo Kante.

Kante was an unknown quantity in France before being spotted by Leicester City, where he became an all-conquering Premier League midfielder and played a fundamental role in the Foxes' shock 2015-16 title win before joining Chelsea.

Atangana is still contracted to Reims for another three seasons, although the Ligue 1 outfit may find it difficult to turn down a lucrative financial package from a Premier League club.

Similarly, the midfielder could expect a significant pay rise if he accepted a Premier League contract, although there is every chance that he could remain at Reims on loan before being integrated into the squad of his new club.

Tottenham to repeat Pape Sarr trick with Atangana?

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Tottenham are no strangers to taking punts on talented Ligue 1 midfielders, having paid Metz just over £14m to sign Pape Sarr in 2021, although the Senegal international was loaned back to Les Grenats for one season.

Sarr has since become a vital player for Ange Postecoglou in the middle of the Tottenham park, registering six goals and six assists in 68 matches for Spurs in all competitions, including three efforts and two assists in 19 games this term.

The 22-year-old can likely look forward to regular starts in the Spurs engine room until the New Year, as fellow lynchpin Rodrigo Bentancur is serving a seven-game domestic suspension for an offensive comment made about Son Heung-min and South Koreans.

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly identified RB Leipzig's Lutsharel Geertruida as a possible replacement for Pedro Porro.

The Spain international is Tottenham's undisputed first-choice right-back, having started each of the club's 12 Premier League matches this season.

However, Porro's impressive performances have led to speculation that he could be a potential target for Spanish giants Real Madrid.

The European champions are keen to refresh the right side of defence, with Dani Carvajal and Lucas Vazquez both in their 30s.

Real Madrid's need to sign a new full-back has only been strengthened by Carvajal's long-term knee injury, highlighting the lack of real depth the club have in the right-back position.

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Spurs identify Geertruida as Porro replacement

While Real Madrid are looking to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold, there is also a possibility that they could make an effort to sign Porro.

The 25-year-old is also believed to be a potential target for Manchester United, leaving Spurs to look at potential replacements in case he does leave the club next summer.

According to Caught Offside, Tottenham have a 'concrete interest' in Geertruida after identifying the RB Leipzig defender as a possible successor to Porro.

Geertruida has a contract with Leipzig until the summer of 2029 after joining the German club from Feyenoord in the summer transfer window.

As a result, there is a belief that Geertruida's long-term deal would make any transfer fee 'prohibitive' for his potential suitors.

However, Geertruida's willingness to play in the Premier League could force Leipzig to consider offers in the region of €40m (£33m) to €45m (£37m).

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Who is Arne Slot's former star?

Geertruida had previously spent his entire senior career at Dutch side Feyenoord before he completed a move to Leipzig in the summer.

The full-back spent three years playing under current Liverpool boss Arne Slot, helping the club win three trophies during the 46-year-old's time in charge, including the 2022-23 Eredivisie title.

Geertruida left Feyenoord with 202 first-team appearances to his name, contributing to their attacking efforts with 24 goals and 11 assists.

Since making the move to the Red Bull Arena, the 24-year-old has made 14 competitive appearances for Marco Rose's side, chipping in with one goal and one assist.

Geertruida may be a regular fixture in the Leipzig side, but there is ultimately some uncertainty as to how long he will remain with the German club.

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Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 106

Spurs wins: 55

Draws: 31

Fulham wins: 20

Tottenham Hotspur unsurprisingly boast the most successes in this Lonon derby with 55 under their belts, while Fulham have only beaten the Lilywhites 20 times down the years, and another 31 encounters have ended all square - including their maiden meeting in the Southern League in 1903 and their most recent clash in 2024, a 1-1 stalemate in December.

One of those 20 Fulham victories came as recently as March 2024, though, as Marco Silva masterminded a terrific 3-0 triumph over Tottenham in the top flight, the second of three Cottagers wins during Ange Postecoglou's debut campaign.

That routine victory marked a second straight home win for the Cottagers over Spurs, who also fell to their foes' superiority on penalties in the second round of that year's EFL Cup, although they came up trumps 2-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in October 2023.

Developing a penchant for home victories in this particular London derby, Tottenham have beaten Fulham four times in their last six matches at their headquarters, and they have not suffered defeat to the Cottagers on their own patch since a Dimitar Berbatov-inflicted 1-0 loss at White Hart Lane in 2013.

In fact, between December 2013 and January 2023, Tottenham won eight of their nine matches with Fulham in all competitions, the one minor aberration being a 1-1 top-flight stalemate at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in January 2021.

Away from the Premier League, one of Fulham's most emphatic victories over Tottenham came in an FA Cup fourth-round tie in January 2011, where Mark Hughes led the Cottagers to a 4-0 thumping of Harry Redknapp's side.

Lilywhites legends also dominate the individual scoring records in this fixture, as Cliff Jones scored an unrivalled 13 goals in clashes between Spurs and Fulham, while Harry Kane and Jimmy Greaves both netted eight apiece.

Last 20 meetings

Dec 01, 2024: Spurs 1-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Mar 16, 2024: Fulham 3-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Oct 23, 2023: Spurs 2-0 Fulham (Premier League)

Aug 29, 2023: Fulham 1-1 Spurs (EFL Cup Second Round)

Jan 23, 2023: Fulham 0-1 Spurs (Premier League)

Sep 03, 2022: Spurs 2-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Mar 04, 2021: Fulham 0-1 Spurs (Premier League)

Jan 13, 2021: Spurs 1-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Jan 20, 2019: Fulham 1-2 Spurs (Premier League)

Aug 18, 2018: Spurs 3-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Feb 19, 2017: Fulham 0-3 Spurs (FA Cup Fifth Round)

Apr 19, 2014: Spurs 3-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Dec 04, 2013: Fulham 1-2 Spurs (Premier League)

Mar 17, 2013: Spurs 0-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Dec 01, 2012: Fulham 0-3 Spurs (Premier League)

May 13, 2012: Spurs 2-0 Fulham (Premier League)

Nov 06, 2011: Fulham 1-3 Spurs (Premier League)

Jan 30, 2011: Fulham 4-0 Spurs (FA Cup Fourth Round)

Jan 01, 2011: Spurs 1-0 Fulham (Premier League)

Oct 16, 2010: Fulham 1-2 Spurs (Premier League)

Last 10 Premier League meetings

Dec 01, 2024: Spurs 1-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Mar 16, 2024: Fulham 3-0 Spurs (Premier League)

Oct 23, 2023: Spurs 2-0 Fulham (Premier League)

Jan 23, 2023: Fulham 0-1 Spurs (Premier League)

Sep 03, 2022: Spurs 2-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Mar 04, 2021: Fulham 0-1 Spurs (Premier League)

Jan 13, 2021: Spurs 1-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Jan 20, 2019: Fulham 1-2 Spurs (Premier League)

Aug 18, 2018: Spurs 3-1 Fulham (Premier League)

Apr 19, 2014: Spurs 3-1 Fulham (Premier League)

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Both on the quest for redemption after respective home setbacks, Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham meet in Sunday's Premier League London derby at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Ange Postecoglou's men conceded an injury-time equaliser in a 2-2 Europa League draw with Roma on Thursday, while the Cottagers were thrashed 4-1 by Wolverhampton Wanderers last weekend, and here Sports Mole rounds up the team news for the two clubs.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs. FULHAM

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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

Out: Rodrigo Bentancur (suspended), Mikey Moore (illness), Guglielmo Vicario (ankle), Micky van de Ven (hamstring), Richarlison (hamstring), Wilson Odobert (hamstring)

Doubtful: Cristian Romero (toe)

Sports Mole's predicted XI: Forster; Porro, Dragusin, Davies, Udogie; Sarr, Bissouma, Maddison; Kulusevski, Solanke, Son

FULHAM

Out: Harrison Reed (knee), Joachim Andersen (calf), Jorge Cuenca (unspecified)

Doubtful: Ryan Sessegnon (unspecified), Sander Berge (knock)

Sports Mole's predicted XI: Leno; Tete, Diop, Bassey, Robinson; Berge, Pereira; Traore, Smith Rowe, Iwobi; Jimenez

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