After Aaron Mooy fired Huddersfield to victory over Newcastle, we make our way to Wembley as Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea go head-to-head in Sunday’s final fixture.
A victory for Spurs today would set a new club record of 15 successive home league wins, yet their record in competitive matches at Wembley – two wins, one draw and seven losses – is anything but convincing.
Subject to over 164,000 transfers out last week, Harry Kane has now gone 11 Premier League matches in August without finding the net.
Yet Kane was still the second most captained player for Gameweek 2, handed the armband by 526,000+ FPL managers as he looks to recover from last Sunday’s blank at Newcastle.
Both Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli plundered the points at St James’ Park to put Kane in the shade.
They also combined for both goals in the corresponding fixture last season, with Eriksen supplying assists for Alli’s pair of strikes in a 2-0 home win over the champions.
For Chelsea, Alvaro Morata is handed his first start after emerging from the bench to bag a goal and assist in last week’s shock home loss to Burnley.
But there’s no Eden Hazard as he fails to recover from an ankle injury in time for the Wembley encounter.
6 years, 8 months agoFor those transferring Alonso in -
He won't play Spurs every week