This Sunday, Spurs travel up north to Old Trafford to face a Manchester United team fresh off the back of crashing out of the FA Cup after losing 1-2 against our arch-rivals Arsenal, whilst Spurs are coming off a tremendous victory away at QPR. Goals from Harry Kane secured the victory for us, and the recent performances from Nabil Bentaleb provide fans with hope of having the first complete midfielder since Luka Modric or Scott Parker.
Tottenham go into this game full of confidence of knowing that a win this weekend will make it three wins in three years at Old Trafford, a feat not achieved for many years, whilst victories against Arsenal and Chelsea this season fuel hope that the rather good record against the big clubs can continue this season. United haven’t been at the races in terms of performance this season, but Louis Van Gaal’s team have apparently found a way to win vital games without playing fantastic, a key part to a sides place into the top four, a trait Tottenham are starting to pick up gradually throughout the season.
