After 118 years, Tottenham are to bring down the curtain on White Hart Lane and nostalgia will be in the air, particularly with the club having planned a grand post-match ceremony. Mauricio Pochettino wants to give the old place the send-off it deserves, with what would be a 17th consecutive win in all competitions. Tottenham are unbeaten at the Lane this season and José Mourinho has made it plain that Manchester United’s priority is the Europa League. David Hytner

Kick-off Sunday 4.30pm

Venue White Hart Lane

Last season Tottenham Hotspur 3 Manchester United 0

Live Sky Sports 1

Referee Jonathan Moss

This season G28, Y115, R3, 4.32 cards per game

Odds H 4-6 A 4-1 D 11-4

Tottenham Hotspur

Subs from Vorm, Lopez, Walker, Wimmer, Wanyama, Sissoko, Nkoudou, Janssen

Doubtful None

Injured Rose (knee, 14 May), Lamela (hip), Winks (ankle, both unknown)

Suspended None

Unavailable Carter-Vickers, Onomah (Under-20 World Cup duty)

Form WWWWWL

Discipline Y60 R0

Leading scorer Kane 21

Manchester United

Subs from Pereira, Romero, Pogba, Lingard, Valencia, Rashford, Jones, Blind

Doubtful None

Injured Fosu-Mensah (shoulder, unknown), Ibrahimovic (knee, unknown), Rojo (knee, unknown), Shaw (foot, unknown)

Suspended Fellaini (last of three)

Form WWWDDL

Discipline Y73 R2

Leading scorer Ibrahimovic 17