Spurs will be seeking redemption when they face London rivals Fulham on Monday.
It won’t be easy going at Craven Cottage as they are side playing well under Marco Silva. But for a bizarre double touch from the penalty spot, they would’ve earned more from their 1-0 defeat against Newcaslte.
Fulham could all but secure safety with just three more wins, so motivation is there.
In fact, the Cottagers are closer to the top-four than the bottom-three having last appeared in continental action back in 2012.
All six of Fulham’s league London derbies this season had at least three match goals, five of which also saw both teams score.
Spurs ended up losing 4-2 to City despite being 2-0 up at the break. They are not being helped by keeper Hugo Lloris’ increasingly error-ridden displays. C
Conte will hope that Spurs can bounce back against a side that they’re unbeaten against in 13 of the last 14 matches.
Spurs’ Harry Kane has seven goals across his six competitive matches against Fulham