If the title is not going to end up with Claudio Ranieri and Leicester, Tottenham need to win here. Kyle Walker’s own goal gave United three points and a flying start to the season in August, but since then Tottenham have improved in all areas. United haven’t lost at White Hart Lane in any of their last 14 league encounters, and have two successive clean sheets behind them. Joel Tivemo

Kick-off Sunday 4pm

Venue White Hart Lane

Last season Tottenham Hotspur 0 Manchester United 0

Live Sky Sports 1

Referee Mike Dean

This season G26, Y81, R7, 3.65 cards per game

Odds H 10-11 A 3-1 D 5-2

Tottenham Hotspur

Subs from Vorm, McGee, Trippier, Davies, Vertonghen, Mason, Carroll, Winks, Onomah, Son, Chadli, Njie

Doubtful Njie (knee), Vertonghen (knee)

Injured Bentaleb (knee, May)

Suspended None

Form WLDWWD

Discipline Y57 R0

Leading scorer Kane 22

Manchester United

Subs from Romero, Poole, Weir, Januzaj, Love, Riley, McNair, Fellaini, Fosu-Mensah, Varela, Depay, Young, Borthwick-Jackson, Herrera, Valencia, Jones

Doubtful None

Injured Rooney (knee, 16 Apr), Shaw (leg, May), Januzaj (hamstring), Keane (pelvis), Schweinsteiger (knee, all unknown)

Suspended None

Form LWWLWW

Discipline Y54 R1

Leading scorer Martial 8