Premier League
Pochettino Makes 2 Changes: Predicted Tottenham Starting XI To Face Hull
Tottenham will look to secure European qualification when they take on Hull on Saturday afternoon. Here is the side I think Mauricio Pochettino will select:
Tottenham will look to secure European qualification when they take on Hull City at White Hart Lane on Saturday afternoon. Here is the side I think Mauricio Pochettino will select:
Goalkeeper: Hugo Lloris is back fully-fit and will no doubt start again on Saturday – unless Pochettino decides to give Brad Friedal a warm send-off after he announced he’ll retire at the end of the season.
Defence: Vlad Chiriches will be suspended after being sent-off against Stoke last week so Jan Vertonghen is expected to move back into his more familiar centre-back role alongside Federico Fazio after a stint at left-back last week.
That should see Danny Rose come back in to the defence with Eric Dier continuing at right-back in place of the injured Kyle Walker.
Midfield: Pochettino is expected to stick with his preferred central midfield pairing of Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason, with the likes of Etienne Capoue and Mousa Dembele still out of favour under the Argentinean. If he does opt to make a change, then Paulinho could be in the man to come in.
Attack: Erik Lamela was disappointing at the Britannia last weekend so Andros Townsend could come in on the right while Christian Eriksen and Nacer Chadli should keep their places in attack with Harry Kane once again up front.
This is how Spurs could line-up:
What do you think? What line-up would you like to see start?
Steven Merthertson
May 14, 2015 at 8:00 pm
I would love to see yedlin at rb with dier partnering vertonghen at centre half. Also it would be great to see Friedel in spurs shirt one last time
telboy
May 15, 2015 at 1:46 am
time for change paulinho and dembele midfield rest the youngsters please they offer nothing in support of kane enough said
ChrisC
May 15, 2015 at 9:09 am
anyome but CHADLI – what the hell does poch or anyone see in him – disappears for 80 minutes and his passing and the fact he is to lazy to go with the runner when defending as a team has cost us many vital goals – panic every time he is on the team sheet –