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https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54496451

First match after the international break. Spurs were flying high and high on confidence before the break, hopefully any loss of confidence was only the loss of overconfidence. Winning against Man U etc might not be a good indicator of quality

Transfer window has closed, I'd say it is too early to say if it was a good window. At the very least it doesn't look like it was a bad window and time will tell if it was a good one.

Bale might be playing

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54313274

Will Man U get a penalty?
Will Mourinho set his team up to defend deep as it is away against a direct competitor?

I've not yet seen the BBC thread on it yet, seems like the dense schedule makes it difficult to keep up even for them.

They might currently have better options scoring, their defending is claimed to be very bad.
Son is probably out, if the formation is the same as against Newcastle then Bergwijn might be starting.
The new left back, is it time to debut?
Alli have done well against Chelsea in the past, that was when the passion of the supporting fans and the opposition crowd might have lifted him. Will he start instead of for Son? Or even for Kane?
Other rotations?

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54222442

Looking at the preview then I get the feeling that this might be the time when trends are broken...

Wilson went to a club where he was almost guaranteed to get to play, possibly he might have been a good option at Spurs but if he only considered clubs where he'd get to play a lot then he was never an option.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54272598

Apparently a full strength team is flying there, will a full strength team play?